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  • 324 : CVu Journal Vol 32, #4 - September 2020
  • 323 : CVu Journal Vol 32, #3 - July 2020
  • 322 : CVu Journal Vol 32, #2 - May 2020
  • 321 : CVu Journal Vol 32, #1 - March 2020
  • 316 : CVu Journal Vol 31, #6 - January 2020
  • 315 : CVu Journal Vol 31, #5 - November 2019
  • 314 : CVu Journal Vol 31, #4 - September 2019
  • 313 : CVu Journal Vol 31, #3 - July 2019
  • 312 : CVu Journal Vol 31, #2 - May 2019
  • 311 : CVu Journal Vol 31, #1 - March 2019
  • 306 : CVu Journal Vol 30, #6 - January 2019
  • 305 : CVu Journal Vol 30, #5 - November 2018
  • 304 : CVu Journal Vol 30, #4 - September 2018
  • 303 : CVu Journal Vol 30, #3 - July 2018
  • 302 : CVu Journal Vol 30, #2 - May 2018
  • 301 : CVu Journal Vol 30, #1 - March 2018
  • 296 : CVu Journal Vol 29, #6 - January 2018
  • 295 : CVu Journal Vol 29, #5 - November 2017
  • 294 : CVu Journal Vol 29, #4 - September 2017
  • 293 : CVu Journal Vol 29, #3 - July 2017
  • 292 : CVu Journal Vol 29, #2 - May 2017
  • 291 : CVu Journal Vol 29, #1 - March 2017
  • 286 : CVu Journal Vol 28, #6 - January 2017
  • 285 : CVu Journal Vol 28, #5 - November 2016
  • 284 : CVu Journal Vol 28, #4 - September 2016
  • 283 : CVu Journal Vol 28, #3 - July 2016
  • 282 : CVu Journal Vol 28, #2 - May 2016
  • 281 : CVu Journal Vol 28, #1 - March 2016
  • 276 : CVu Journal Vol 27, #6 - January 2016
  • 275 : CVu Journal Vol 27, #5 - November 2015
  • 274 : CVu Journal Vol 27, #4 - September2015
  • 273 : CVu Journal Vol 27, #3 - July 2015
  • 272 : CVu Journal Vol 27, #2 - May 2015
  • 271 : CVu Journal Vol 27, #1 - March 2015
  • 266 : CVu Journal Vol 26, #6 - January 2015
  • 265 : CVu Journal Vol 26, #5 - November 2014
  • 264 : CVu Journal Vol 26, #4 - September 2014
  • 263 : CVu Journal Vol 26, #3 - July 2014
  • 262 : CVu Journal Vol 26, #2 - May 2014
  • 261 : CVu Journal Vol 26, #1 - March 2014
  • 256 : CVu Journal Vol 25, #6 - Jan 2014
  • 255 : CVu Journal Vol 22, #5 - November 2013
  • 254 : CVu Journal Vol 25, #4 - September 2013
  • 253 : CVu Journal Vol 25, #3 - July 2013
  • 252 : CVu Journal Vol 25, #2 - May 2013
  • 251 : CVu Journal Vol 25, #1 - March 2013
  • 246 : CVu Journal Vol 24, #6 - January 2013
  • 245 : CVu Journal Vol 24, #5 - November 2012
  • 244 : CVu Journal Vol 24, #4 - September 2012
  • 243 : CVu Journal Vol 24, #3 - July 2012
  • 242 : CVu Journal Vol 24, #2 - May 2012
  • 241 : CVu Journal Vol 24, #1 - March 2012
  • 236 : CVu Journal Vol 23, #6 - January 2012
  • 235 : CVu Journal Vol 23, #5 - November 2011
  • 234 : CVu Journal Vol 23, #4 - September 2011
  • 233 : CVu Journal Vol 23, #3 - July 2011
  • 232 : CVu Journal Vol 23, #2 - May 2011
  • 231 : CVu Journal Vol 23, #1 - March 2011
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ACCU 2004 Article Writing Competition

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02 June 2005 05:00:00 +01:00

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Editorial

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09 April 2005 13:16:11 +01:00

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Student Code Critique Competition 33

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06 April 2005 13:16:11 +01:00

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Francis' Scribbles

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06 April 2005 13:16:11 +01:00

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Professionalism in Programming #31

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05 April 2005 13:16:11 +01:00

Last time we began a high-paced stroll through a gallery of collected programmer stereotypes. In this concluding article we'll finish the tour, and see what makes the best type of programmer. Brace yourself: here come more Code Monkeys...

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I Wish Programming Was Easy Again

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04 April 2005 13:16:11 +01:00

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Using Qt's Non-GUI Classes

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03 April 2005 13:16:11 +01:00

In the fifth installment of our series on cross-platform programming with the Qt 3 C++ toolkit, we are going to review Qt's non-GUI classes.

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Patterns in C - Part 2: State

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03 April 2005 13:16:11 +01:00

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Introduction to Tcl/Tk

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03 April 2005 13:16:11 +01:00

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Forgetting the ABC

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03 April 2005 13:16:11 +01:00

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Automatically Generating Word Documents

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03 April 2005 13:16:11 +01:00

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An Introduction to Objective-C

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03 April 2005 13:16:11 +01:00

Part 5 - The Philosophy Behind Objective-C

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A Subversion Primer

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03 April 2005 13:16:11 +01:00

This article provides an introduction to Subversion. It lists Subversion's key features and best working practices, provides cookbook recipes for all the common activities in your day-to-day development work, and points the reader to further reading.

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Editorial

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09 February 2005 13:16:10 +00:00

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Student Code Critique Competition 32

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06 February 2005 13:16:10 +00:00

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Wx - A Live Port - Part 3

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03 February 2005 13:16:10 +00:00

In this, the final part of the series, Jon rounds off the port of an application from MFC to wxWidgets.

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Professionalism in Programming #30

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03 February 2005 13:16:10 +00:00

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Patterns in C - Part 1

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03 February 2005 13:16:10 +00:00

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Memory For a Short Sequence of Assignment Statements

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03 February 2005 13:16:10 +00:00

This is the second of a two part article describing an experiment carried out during the 2004 ACCU conference. The previous part was published in the previous issue of C Vu. This second part discusses how the if statement part of the problem affected subject performance.

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Elephant - A C++ Memory Observer

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03 February 2005 13:16:10 +00:00

Elephant is a C++ memory observer. It keeps track of all calls to new and delete via custom implementations of operator new and operator delete.


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