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Table of Contents
SIGAPL-related:
- ACM/SIGAPL Membership Form
Conference reviews:
- A Review of the Minnowbrook APL Futures Conference 96 [Don Orth]
- A Review of the APL2000 Users Conference 96 [Ray Polivka]
- APL2000 Conference Thoughts [Louise Langlois]
Interview:
- An Interview with Yaron Avitov, of SunGard Capital Markets [as interviewd by Ray Polivka]
Technical articles:
- The Joy of Actuaries [Jan Karman]
- Cover Story: Introduction to Network Programming with APL [Dr. Andrei Kondrashev]
TCP/IP (which stands for Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) is a network communication standard
that allows computers of different sizes, running totally different operating systems, to communicate with each other.
The purpose of this article is to give APL programmers a basic knowledge of TCP/IP and its programming using a TCP/IP
auxiliary processor. We will show how TCP/IP can be used for developing client/server APL applications running on
Local Area Networks (LANs). Despite the fact that we will use Dyalog APL for Windows (APL/W) from Dyadic Ltd.,
any other APL system that has tools for TCP/IP support (IBM APL2 for OS/2 or SHARP APL) can be used instead.
Up-coming conferences:
- APL97: August 17-20, in Toronto-we hope to see you there! [Richard Procter]
Milestones:
APL in the marketplace:
- Product Watch [Edited by Ray Polivka]
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