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[1]
What is a user?.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 36(1):1, March 2024.
Editorial.

[2]
Getting One Past the Goalpost – Part One.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 36(1):3-4, March 2024.
Pete Goodliffe looks at how to work effectively with a QA team.

[3]
Edward Catmur (1982–2023).
Antony Peacock.
C Vu, 36(1):5-6, March 2024.
Antony Peacock pays tribute to Ed’s many contributions to the C++ community.

[4]
Assumptions and Representations.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 36(1):6-7, March 2024.
Francis Glassborow turns his eye to things we commonly take for granted.

[5]
Code Critique Competition 146.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Martin Janzen, Wayne Price, Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 36(1):8-10, March 2024.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[6]
Report on Homework Challenge 20.
Francis Glassborow, Luc Valade, Silas S. Brown, James Holland.
C Vu, 36(1):11-13, March 2024.
Francis Glassborow reports on the last challenge and sets the next.

[7]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 36(1):13-14, March 2024.
Guy Davidson reports on the motions discussed at recent Standard meetings.

[8]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Paul Floyd, Pete Cordell.
C Vu, 36(1):14-16, March 2024.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[9]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 36(1):16, March 2024.

[10]
Plus ça change.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 35(6):1, January 2024.
Editorial.

[11]
Operator versus Function.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 35(6):3-4, January 2024.
Francis Glassborow continues his ‘Meaning of Words’ series, linking it to a new topic of less-known languages.

[12]
Report on Homework Challenge 19.
Francis Glassborow, James Holland, Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 35(6):5-7, January 2024.
Francis Glassborow reports on the challenge set in the last issue, and sets a new one.

[13]
Code Critique Competition 144.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, James Holland.
C Vu, 35(6):7-10, January 2024.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[14]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 35(6):11-12, January 2024.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[15]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 35(6):12, January 2024.

[16]
Consequence.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 35(5):1, November 2023.
Editorial.

[17]
Mental Models in Design.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 35(5):3-4, November 2023.
Silas S. Brown examines how we perceive and interpret the world.

[18]
The Code Cleaner.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 35(5):5-7, November 2023.
Pete Goodliffe shares some tips for dealing with imperfect code.

[19]
APL and ChatGPT.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 35(5):7-9, November 2023.
Francis Glassborow critiques the AI-generated APL code from the previous issue.

[20]
Are the Old Ways Sometimes the Best? – Part 2.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 35(5):9-14, November 2023.
Roger Orr compares the ‘classic C++’ and ‘modern’ ways to solve various programming tasks.

[21]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 35(5):14-15, November 2023.
Guy Davidson brings us the latest updates from the world of standard-setting.

[22]
Code Critique Competition 144.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Silas S. Brown, James Holland.
C Vu, 35(5):16-21, November 2023.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[23]
Report on Homework Challenge 18.
Francis Glassborow, Silas S. Brown, James Holland.
C Vu, 35(5):21-23, November 2023.
Francis Glassborow presents the submissions from last time, and sets a new challenge.

[24]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 35(5):24, November 2023.

[25]
Not What It Says On The Tin.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 35(4):1, September 2023.
Editorial.

[26]
Are the Old Ways Sometimes the Best?.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 35(4):3-6, September 2023.
Roger Orr compares the ‘classic C++’ and ‘modern’ ways of solving various programming tasks.

[27]
The Meaning of Words: Artificial Intelligence.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 35(4):6-7, September 2023.
Francis Glassborow dissects this common term before consulting an expert.

[28]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 35(4):8, September 2023.
Guy Davidson brings the latest news about the C++ standard.

[29]
Code Critique Competition 143.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, James Holland, Tim Kent.
C Vu, 35(4):9-13, September 2023.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[30]
Report on Homework Challenge 17.
Francis Glassborow, Tim Kent, James Holland, Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 35(4):14-16, September 2023.
Francis Glassborow reviews the previous challenge and sets a new one.

[31]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Paul Floyd.
C Vu, 35(4):17-19, September 2023.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[32]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 35(4):20, September 2023.

[33]
The Second Cousin.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 35(3):1, July 2023.
Editorial.

[34]
Write Less Code!.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 35(3):3-6, July 2023.
Pete Goodliffe reminds us that less is very often more – especially when you’re considering quality.

[35]
Building the ePub Versions of ACCU’s Journals.
Daniel James.
C Vu, 35(3):6-9, July 2023.
Daniel James explains the process.

[36]
Standard Libraries Are Faster Than You Think.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 35(3):10, July 2023.
Silas S. Brown reminds us not to reinvent the wheel.

[37]
Meaning of Words: Code versus Cypher.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 35(3):11, July 2023.
Francis Glassborow examines some more definitions.

[38]
Code Critique Competition 142.
Roger Orr, James Holland, Tim Kent.
C Vu, 35(3):12-14, July 2023.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[39]
Report on Homework Challenge 16.
Francis Glassborow, Silas S. Brown, Tim Kent, Dvir Yitzchaki, Tony McClelland, James Holland.
C Vu, 35(3):14-18, July 2023.
Francis Glassborow shares the solution to the last challenge and sets the next.

[40]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 35(3):19, July 2023.
Guy Davidson shares the latest news about the C++ standard.

[41]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Paul Floyd.
C Vu, 35(3):22-23, July 2023.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[42]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 35(3):24, July 2023.

[43]
The Price of Progress.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 35(2):1, May 2023.
Editorial.

[44]
Meanings of Words: Paradigm and Paradigm Shift.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 35(2):3, May 2023.
Francis Glassborow examines another common term.

[45]
Designing a T-Shirt for a Tech Conference.
Idalia Kulik.
C Vu, 35(2):4-5, May 2023.
Idalia Kulik describes a non-technical person’s journey.

[46]
Avoiding 4 in Customer-facing Numbers.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 35(2):5-6, May 2023.
Silas S. Brown explains tetraphobia.

[47]
Care About The Code.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 35(2):6, May 2023.
Pete Goodliffe entreats us to care. About code.

[48]
Code Critique Competition 141.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, James Holland, Tim Kent.
C Vu, 35(2):7-11, May 2023.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[49]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 35(2):11-12, May 2023.
Guy Davidson reports on a milestone in the launch of C++23.

[50]
Report on Homework Challenge 15.
Francis Glassborow, Silas S. Brown, Tim Kent, James Holland.
C Vu, 35(2):12-14, May 2023.
Francis Glassborow sets the next challenge.

[51]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Aschwin Marsman, Paul J. Floyd.
C Vu, 35(2):15-16, May 2023.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[52]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 35(2):16, May 2023.

[53]
The Bee in my Bonnet.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 35(1):1, March 2023.
Editorial.

[54]
This Software Stuff.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 35(1):3-5, March 2023.
Pete Goodliffe looks at the ingredients of good software and considers the aesthetics of programming.

[55]
Meaning of Words: A Diversion.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 35(1):6-7, March 2023.
Francis Glassborow looks at the language of climate science and gets some help with last edition’s column.

[56]
My ACCU Conference!.
Jim Pascoe.
C Vu, 35(1):7, March 2023.
Jim Pascoe, from Blu Wireless, was interviewed about his experiences of the conference.

[57]
Code Critique Competition 140.
Roger Orr, Robert Jones, Graham Patterson, Paul Floyd, Dave Simmonds, Chris Main, James Holland.
C Vu, 35(1):10-15, March 2023.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[58]
Report on Homework Challenge 14.
Francis Glassborow, Silas S. Brown, James Holland, Tony McClelland.
C Vu, 35(1):16-18, March 2023.
Francis Glassborow reports on the last challenge and sets another.

[59]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Emyr Williams, Anthony Williams, Alan R. Griffiths, Paul Floyd, Stephan Wiesenhuetter.
C Vu, 35(1):19-23, March 2023.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[60]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 35(1):24, March 2023.

[61]
In Memoriam: Robert Pauer.
Matthew Jones, Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 35(1):24, March 2023.
Matthew Jones tells us about Rob.

[62]
Technical Debt is a Burden.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 34(6):1, January 2023.
Editorial.

[63]
The Human Touch.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 34(6):3, January 2023.
Pete Goodliffe looks at the personal side of programming.

[64]
The Meaning of Words – Part 9: Libraries, Linkers and Loaders.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 34(6):4-5, January 2023.
Francis Glassborow explores another set of computing terms.

[65]
Fluent C.
Christopher Preschern.
C Vu, 34(6):5-6, January 2023.
Christopher Preschern describes a pattern for managing platform-specific code in C.

[66]
Reporting An MSvc Runtime Library Bug.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 34(6):7-8, January 2023.
Roger Orr shares his experience of submitting a bug fix to Microsoft.

[67]
Code Critique Competition 139.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, James Holland.
C Vu, 34(6):9-11, January 2023.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[68]
Report on Homework Challenge 13.
Francis Glassborow, Silas S. Brown, James Holland.
C Vu, 34(6):12-14, January 2023.
Francis Glassborow reports on the last challenge and sets another.

[69]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 34(6):14-15, January 2023.
Guy Davidson reports on the recent face-to-face meeting in Hawai’i.

[70]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Alan R. Griffiths.
C Vu, 34(6):15, January 2023.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[71]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 34(6):16, January 2023.

[72]
The Joy of Coding.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 34(5):1, November 2022.
Editorial.

[73]
Code Optimisation – Part 3.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 34(5):3-6, November 2022.
Pete Goodliffe continues to investigate program optimisation and how to write efficient code.

[74]
Meaning of Words – Part 8: Assemblers, Translators and Compilers Revisited.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 34(5):7-8, November 2022.
Francis Glassborow looks again at these computing terms.

[75]
Developing on a Chromebook.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 34(5):8, November 2022.
Silas S. Brown re-purposes some hardware.

[76]
Using Test-Driven Design.
Duncan Kimpton.
C Vu, 34(5):9-17, November 2022.
Duncan Kimpton shares a detailed solution for the last Code Critique Competition.

[77]
Report on Homework Challenge 12.
Francis Glassborow, Silas S. Brown, Graham Paterson, Andrea Gieriet, James Holland, Gary Taverner.
C Vu, 34(5):18-23, November 2022.
Francis Glassborow presents the submissions for the last challenge and sets a new one.

[78]
Code Critique Competition 138.
Roger Orr, Duncan Kimpton, James Holland.
C Vu, 34(5):24-27, November 2022.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[79]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 34(5):28-29, November 2022.
Guy Davidson reports on a selection of the latest proposals to be included in C++.

[80]
Guidelines for Contributors.
Frances Buontempo, Alison Peck.
C Vu, 34(5):29-30, November 2022.
If you’d considered writing for us but aren’t sure where to start, these guidelines may help.

[81]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Fred Youhanaie, Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 34(5):31, November 2022.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[82]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 34(5):32, November 2022.

[83]
Your Opinion Matters.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 34(4):1, September 2022.
Editorial.

[84]
Code Optimization – Part 2.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 34(4):3-4, September 2022.
Pete Goodliffe continues to investigate program optimization and how to write efficient code.

[85]
In Memoriam – Richard Harris.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 34(4):5, September 2022.
Steve Love shares his memories, and those of some friends who knew Richard well.

[86]
LOON – Line Oriented Object Notation.
Pete Cordell.
C Vu, 34(4):6-7, September 2022.
Pete Cordell describes a lean and straightforward text format for configuration.

[87]
The Meaning of Words Part 7: Interpreter, Compiler and Translator.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 34(4):7-9, September 2022.
Francis Glassborow continues his examination of computing jargon.

[88]
On Code Optimisation Part 1 in CVu 34.3.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 34(4):9, September 2022.
Silas S. Brown shares his thoughts on Pete Goodliffe’s article in the last edition of CVu.

[89]
Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 34(4):10, September 2022.
Guy Davidson brings us the latest on the standard.

[90]
Report on Homework Challenge 11.
Francis Glassborow, Silas S. Brown, James Holland, Gary Taverner.
C Vu, 34(4):11-16, September 2022.
Francis Glassborow shares the submissions for the last homework and sets a new challenge.

[91]
Code Critique Competition 137.
Roger Orr, Peter Sommerlad, Frances Buontempo, Silas S. Brown, Paul Floyd, Duncan Kimpton, James Holland, Hans Vredeveld.
C Vu, 34(4):16-29, September 2022.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[92]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Paul Floyd, Aschwin Marsman, James Holland.
C Vu, 34(4):30-31, September 2022.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[93]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 34(4):32, September 2022.

[94]
Being Judgemental.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 34(3):1, July 2022.
Editorial.

[95]
Code Optimisation – Part 1.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 34(3):3-5, July 2022.
Pete Goodliffe investigates how to optimise programs and write efficient code.

[96]
Meanings of Words – Part 6.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 34(3):5-6, July 2022.
Francis Glassborow looks at Assembler and Assembly in this installment.

[97]
Inline Confusion.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 34(3):7, July 2022.
Silas S. Brown considers one perplexing difference between C and C++.

[98]
Homework Challenge 11.
Francis Glassborow, Silas S. Brown, Spencer Collyer, Gary Taverner.
C Vu, 34(3):8-10, July 2022.
Francis Glassborow reports on Homework Challenge 10 and sets a new challenge for new time.

[99]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 34(3):11-12, July 2022.
Guy Davidson brings news from the C++ Standards Committee.

[100]
Code Critique Competition 136.
Roger Orr, James Holland, Hans Vredeveld.
C Vu, 34(3):12-15, July 2022.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[101]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Anthony Williams, Paul Floyd, Spencer Collyer.
C Vu, 34(3):17-19, July 2022.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[102]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 34(3):20, July 2022.

[103]
Something Old, Something New.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 34(2):1, May 2022.
Editorial.

[104]
Coding with Care – Part 2.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 34(2):3-7, May 2022.
Pete Goodliffe continues his investigation of ‘defensive programming’.

[105]
The Meanings of Words – Part 5.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 34(2):8-9, May 2022.
Francis Glassborow continues his examination of our techincal jargon.

[106]
Code Critique Competition 135.
Roger Orr, Simon Sebright, Hans Vredeveld, James Holland.
C Vu, 34(2):10-13, May 2022.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[107]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 34(2):14, May 2022.
Guy Davidson looks at the direction of the C++ Standard.

[108]
Homework Challenge 10.
Francis Glassborow, Dave Simmonds, James Handley, Graham Patterson, James Holland, Gary Taverner, Silas S. Brown, Jim Segrave.
C Vu, 34(2):15-22, May 2022.
Francis Glassborow presents the solutions for the last challenge and sets number 10.

[109]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Anthony Williams, Emyr Williams.
C Vu, 34(2):23-24, May 2022.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[110]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 34(2):24, May 2022.

[111]
The New Normal.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 34(1):1, March 2022.
Editorial.

[112]
Coding with Care – Part 1.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 34(1):3-4, March 2022.
Pete Goodliffe investigates the art of ‘defensive programming’.

[113]
An Introduction to the ACCU BIB Files – Part 2.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 34(1):5-8, March 2022.
Bob Schmidt shares more on how the online magazines are produced.

[114]
Names, Keywords, et alia.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 34(1):8-9, March 2022.
Francis Glassborow explores the importance of names and identifiers.

[115]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 34(1):10, March 2022.
Guy Davidson brings us the latest C++ Standards news.

[116]
Code Critique Competition 134.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Hans Vredeveld, James Holland.
C Vu, 34(1):11-15, March 2022.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[117]
Homework Challenge 9.
Francis Glassborow, Gary Taverner, Rev'd Dr James Handley, James Holland, Geoff Daniels.
C Vu, 34(1):16-21, March 2022.
Francis Glassborow presents the solutions for the last challenge and sets number 9.

[118]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Matthew R. Jones, Aschwin Marsman, Balachandran Sivakumar.
C Vu, 34(1):22-24, March 2022.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[119]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 34(1):24, March 2022.

[120]
Borrowing Time.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 33(6):1, January 2022.
Editorial.

[121]
The Write Stuff.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 33(6):3-6, January 2022.
Pete Goodliffe looks at techniques for writing ‘Self-Documenting’ code.

[122]
The Meanings of Words (Part 3): Function and Procedure.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 33(6):6-7, January 2022.
Francis Glassborow continues his series on terms and terminology.

[123]
Advent of Code.
Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 33(6):8, January 2022.
Frances Buontempo jumps feet first into some coding practice.

[124]
A C++ Quiz.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 33(6):9-10, January 2022.
Silas S. Brown invites us to test our knowledge.

[125]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 33(6):11, January 2022.
Guy Davidson reports on the latest proposals, which are talking about executors. Again.

[126]
Code Critique Competition 133.
Roger Orr, Stewart Becker, Silas S. Brown, James Holland, Hans Vredeveld, Paul Floyd.
C Vu, 33(6):12-16, January 2022.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[127]
Report on Homework Challenge 7.
Francis Glassborow, Silas S. Brown, James Handley, James Holland, Gary Taverner, Andreas Gieriet.
C Vu, 33(6):17-22, January 2022.
Francis Glassborow shares the solutions to the last challenge.

[128]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Francis Glassborow, Emyr Williams, Simon Sebright.
C Vu, 33(6):22-24, January 2022.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[129]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 33(6):24, January 2022.

[130]
Unsung Hero.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 33(5):1, November 2021.
Editorial.

[131]
A Love for Languages.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 33(5):3-4, November 2021.
Pete Goodliffe investigates the romance of languages.

[132]
Let’s Reproduce.
Simon Sebright.
C Vu, 33(5):4-5, November 2021.
Simon Sebright examines the importance of being thorough.

[133]
The Meanings of Words (Part 2): References.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 33(5):6-7, November 2021.
Francis Glassborow continues his study of jargon.

[134]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 33(5):7-8, November 2021.
Guy Davidson reports on the latest proposals for C++.

[135]
Code Critique Competition 132.
Roger Orr, James Holland, Hans Vredeveld.
C Vu, 33(5):9-12, November 2021.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[136]
Homework Challenge.
Francis Glassborow, Silas S. Brown, Andreas Gieriet, Gary Taverner.
C Vu, 33(5):13-19, November 2021.
Francis Glassborow reports on Homework Challenge 6 and sets Challenge 7.

[137]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 33(5):19-20, November 2021.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[138]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 33(5):20, November 2021.

[139]
Magic Isn’t Simple.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 33(4):1, September 2021.
Editorial.

[140]
The Curious Case of the Frozen Code.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 33(4):3-5, September 2021.
Pete Goodliffe investigates the myth of ‘code freeze’.

[141]
The Meanings of Words (Part 1).
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 33(4):6, September 2021.
Francis Glassborow reflects on the jargon we use routinely.

[142]
Working for Equity.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 33(4):7, September 2021.
Silas S. Brown ponders various considerations for unpaid work.

[143]
An Introduction to the ACCU BIB Files (Part 1).
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 33(4):8-13, September 2021.
Bob Schmidt shares some of the work involved in producing the online magazines.

[144]
Homework Challenge 6.
Francis Glassborow, Silas S. Brown, James Holland, Gary Taverner.
C Vu, 33(4):14-17, September 2021.
Francis Glassborow reports on Homework Challenge 5 and sets the next one.

[145]
Code Critique Competition 131.
Roger Orr, Andy Burgess, Silas S. Brown, James Holland, Hans Vredeveld.
C Vu, 33(4):18-21, September 2021.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[146]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Joes Staal.
C Vu, 33(4):22-24, September 2021.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[147]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 33(4):24, September 2021.

[148]
Change my Mind.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 33(3):1, July 2021.
Editorial.

[149]
Use Your Brain.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 33(3):3, July 2021.
Pete Goodliffe tells us to use our brains; don’t be stupid!

[150]
How Many Braces Must a Programmer Write Down?.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 33(3):4-5, July 2021.
Roger Orr peers into the dark depths of array initialisation in C and C++.

[151]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 33(3):6, July 2021.
Guy Davidson updates us on the latest discussions.

[152]
Code Critique Competition 130.
Roger Orr, Silas S. Brown, Hans Vredeveld, Tim Kent, James Holland.
C Vu, 33(3):7-13, July 2021.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[153]
The Tips Jar.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 33(3):13, July 2021.
Silas S. Brown points out some useful snippets.

[154]
Homework Challenge 5.
Francis Glassborow, Silas S. Brown, James Holland, Tim Kent, Tony McClelland, Gary Taverner.
C Vu, 33(3):14-17, July 2021.
Francis Glassborow collects responses to the previous challenge and sets a new one.

[155]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Paul Floyd, Simon Sebright.
C Vu, 33(3):18-19, July 2021.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[156]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 33(3):20, July 2021.

[157]
Estimate or Speculate.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 33(2):1, May 2021.
Editorial.

[158]
Coping with Complexity (Part 2).
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 33(2):3-4, May 2021.
Pete Goodliffe continues to decompose complexity.

[159]
Machine-sensitive Makefiles.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 33(2):4, May 2021.
Silas S. Brown shares a neat trick with conditionals.

[160]
The Culture of Code.
James Handley.
C Vu, 33(2):5-6, May 2021.
James Handley considers customs and etiquette in source code.

[161]
Revival of RISC OS?.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 33(2):6, May 2021.
Silas S. Brown puts a Raspberry Pi to work.

[162]
Professionalism in Programming: Does It Translate?.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 33(2):7, May 2021.
Silas S. Brown searches for different ways to say it.

[163]
Avoid ‘Proofreading Golf’.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 33(2):8, May 2021.
Silas S. Brown cautions that the smallest fix isn’t always best.

[164]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 33(2):9, May 2021.
Guy Davidson reports on the latest developments for C++23.

[165]
Homework Challenge 4.
Francis Glassborow, Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 33(2):10, May 2021.
Francis Glassborow sets another homework challenge.

[166]
Code Critique Competition 129.
Roger Orr, James Holland.
C Vu, 33(2):12-14, May 2021.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[167]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, David Sullivan.
C Vu, 33(2):15-16, May 2021.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[168]
View from the Chair.
Geoffrey Daniels.
C Vu, 33(2):16, May 2021.

[169]
Back to the Future?.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 33(1):1, March 2021.
Editorial.

[170]
Coping with Complexity (Part 1).
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 33(1):3-4, March 2021.
Pete Goodliffe decomposes complexity.

[171]
A War Story.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 33(1):4-6, March 2021.
Roger Orr gets to grips with a slow Windows logon.

[172]
Russel Winder 1955/12/30 – 2021/1/23.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 33(1):7-11, March 2021.
Francis Glassborow shares his memories, and those of just a few of Russel’s friends.

[173]
Code Critique Competition 128.
Roger Orr, James Holland.
C Vu, 33(1):12-15, March 2021.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[174]
The Human Faces of Programming.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 33(1):15, March 2021.
Francis Glassborow invites you to get to know each other better.

[175]
Homework Challenge 3.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 33(1):16, March 2021.
Francis Glassborow sets another challenge.

[176]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Anthony Williams, Paul Floyd.
C Vu, 33(1):17-19, March 2021.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[177]
View from the Chair.
Geoff Daniels.
C Vu, 33(1):20, March 2021.

[178]
Hindsight.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 32(6):1, January 2021.
Editorial.

[179]
Making a FreeBSD Port.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 32(6):3-4, January 2021.
Silas S. Brown explains how to create your own package for the popular operating system.

[180]
Beman Dawes 17th February 1941 – 1st December 2020.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 32(6):5, January 2021.
Francis Glassborow pays tribute to a friend and colleague.

[181]
Buffer Overflows on Windows and How to Find Them.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 32(6):6-10, January 2021.
Roger Orr takes a detailed look at handing memory problems in Windows.

[182]
Code Critique Competition 127.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, James Holland, Hans Vredeveld, Robin Williams, Ovidiu Parvu.
C Vu, 32(6):10-19, January 2021.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[183]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 32(6):20, January 2021.
Guy Davidson reviews the progress made in 2020.

[184]
Homework Challenge 2.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 32(6):21, January 2021.
Francis Glassborow introduces a new challenge.

[185]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 32(6):22-24, January 2021.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[186]
View from the Chair.
Geoff Daniels.
C Vu, 32(6):24, January 2021.

[187]
Join the Club!.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 32(5):1, November 2020.
Editorial.

[188]
What Is Your Number?.
Simon Sebright.
C Vu, 32(5):3-4, November 2020.
Simon Sebright demonstrates how simple real-world tasks aren’t always simple.

[189]
Is Gitee China’s GitHub?.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 32(5):5, November 2020.
Silas S. Brown casts a developer’s eye over the new source repository service.

[190]
Expect the Unexpected.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 32(5):6, November 2020.
Pete Goodliffe plans for the worst.

[191]
DigitalOcean’s PaaS Goes BETA.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 32(5):7-9, November 2020.
Paul Grenyer demonstrates a simple application hosted in the popular cloud platform.

[192]
GPL Out, Apache In.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 32(5):11-12, November 2020.
Silas S. Brown explains why he now thinks we should reduce our use of the GPL licence.

[193]
Code Critique Competition 126.
Roger Orr, Dave Simmonds, James Holland, Hans Vredeveld, Paul Floyd.
C Vu, 32(5):13-17, November 2020.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[194]
Homework Challenge 1.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 32(5):17, November 2020.
Francis Glassborow sets us some homework.

[195]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Francis Glassborow, Balachandran Sivakumar.
C Vu, 32(5):18-20, November 2020.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[196]
View from the Chair.
Geoff Daniels.
C Vu, 32(5):20, November 2020.

[197]
Optimal.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 32(4):1, September 2020.
Editorial.

[198]
Making a Linux Desktop.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 32(4):3-4, September 2020.
Alan Griffiths adds support for shell components to the desktop environment.

[199]
Relish the Challenge.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 32(4):4-5, September 2020.
Pete Goodliffe challenges us to pick up the gauntlet.

[200]
Piping Software for Less.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 32(4):6-11, September 2020.
Paul Grenyer continues his mission to build a DevOps pipeline on a budget.

[201]
Jumping Around in Emacs.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 32(4):12, September 2020.
Silas S. Brown shares a tip for navigating code.

[202]
The Standards Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 32(4):13, September 2020.
Guy Davidson talks about executors and their journey towards acceptance into the standard.

[203]
Code Critique Competition 125.
Roger Orr, Dave Simmonds, Hans Vredeveld, James Holland, Ovidiu Parvu.
C Vu, 32(4):14-19, September 2020.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[204]
Further Comments on Code Critique 123.
Roger Orr, Steven Singer.
C Vu, 32(4):19-21, September 2020.
Additional information has been sent in response to an earlier Code Critique Competition.

[205]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 32(4):22-24, September 2020.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[206]
More than a label.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 32(3):1, July 2020.
Editorial.

[207]
Expect the Unexpected (Part 2).
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 32(3):3-6, July 2020.
Pete Goodliffe continues to deal with the inevitable.

[208]
Greenback Backup.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 32(3):7-9, July 2020.
Paul Grenyer demonstrates a DevOps pipeline.

[209]
When Will Python 2 End: An Update.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 32(3):9, July 2020.
Silas S. Brown warns of some of the risks with unsupported software.

[210]
The Trouble with GitHub Forks.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 32(3):10, July 2020.
Silas S. Brown describes a problem with stale copies.

[211]
ACCU York – May 2020.
Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 32(3):11, July 2020.
Frances Buontempo reports from a local ACCU group.

[212]
Static Analysis in GCC and Clang.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 32(3):11, July 2020.
Silas S. Brown shares some experiences of analysing code.

[213]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 32(3):12, July 2020.
Guy Davidson reports on the latest developments.

[214]
Code Critique Competition 124.
Roger Orr, Dave Simmonds, James Holland, Hans Vredeveld, Marcel Marré, Jan Eisenhauer, Ovidiu Parvu, Paul Floyd.
C Vu, 32(3):13-17, July 2020.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[215]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 32(3):19-20, July 2020.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[216]
Letters to the Editor.
Silas S. Brown, Burkhard Kloss.
C Vu, 32(3):20, July 2020.
Two people have written to share their thoughts.

[217]
The Story of Code.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 32(2):1, May 2020.
Editorial.

[218]
Expect the Unexpected (Part 1).
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 32(2):2-5, May 2020.
Pete Goodliffe looks into dealing with the inevitable.

[219]
What Is Your Name?.
Simon Sebright.
C Vu, 32(2):6-7, May 2020.
Simon Sebright considers the importance of names as identification.

[220]
Thoughts on ‘Computational Thinking’.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 32(2):8-10, May 2020.
Silas S. Brown considers the drawbacks of skill assessments.

[221]
Diving into the ACCU Website.
Matthew Jones.
C Vu, 32(2):10-12, May 2020.
Matthew Jones gives us an insight into the paddling going on under the water beneath the swan that is our website.

[222]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 32(2):13, May 2020.
Guy Davidson reports on the changes that have been brought about as a result of the CoViD-19 pandemic.

[223]
Code Critique Competition 123.
Roger Orr, Francis Glassborow, Ovidiu Parvu, Hans Vredeveld, Balog Pál, James Holland.
C Vu, 32(2):14-21, May 2020.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[224]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Daniel James, Paul Floyd.
C Vu, 32(2):21-23, May 2020.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[225]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 32(2):24, May 2020.

[226]
Imaginary friends.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 32(1):1, March 2020.
Editorial.

[227]
The Ethical Programmer.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 32(1):3-5, March 2020.
Pete Goodliffe considers an ethical approach to programming.

[228]
‘HTTPS Everywhere’ Less Harmful Now.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 32(1):5-6, March 2020.
Silas S. Brown takes another look at web security.

[229]
Adding Python 3 Compatibility to Python 2 Code.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 32(1):7-8, March 2020.
Silas S. Brown explains how to cope with the differences.

[230]
Making a Linux Desktop – Launching Applications.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 32(1):8-10, March 2020.
Alan Griffiths continues his series on the Mir desktop.

[231]
DevelopHER Overall Award 2019.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 32(1):10, March 2020.
Paul Grenyer reports on his experience of being a judge.

[232]
Code Critique Competition 122.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Ovidiu Parvu, James Holland, Hans Vredeveld.
C Vu, 32(1):11-17, March 2020.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[233]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 32(1):18, March 2020.
Guy Davidson reports from the C++ Standards Committee.

[234]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Paul Floyd.
C Vu, 32(1):19, March 2020.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[235]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 32(1):20, March 2020.

[236]
Letter to the Editor.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 32(1):20, March 2020.

[237]
On not doing anything.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 31(6):1, January 2020.
Editorial.

[238]
Restaurant C++ and Pidgin Python.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 31(6):3-4, January 2020.
Pete Goodliffe looks at the idioms of language.

[239]
Why I Don’t Develop for iOS.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 31(6):5-6, January 2020.
Silas S. Brown tells a cautionary tale of the App Store business model.

[240]
The Refactor Part of TDD – Reducing to the Min with FizzBuzz.
Simon Sebright.
C Vu, 31(6):7-9, January 2020.
Simon Sebright considers whether de-duplication in refactoring can be too aggressive.

[241]
Python has setdefault.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 31(6):9, January 2020.
Silas S. Brown shares a quick tip on Python.

[242]
Static C library and GNU Make.
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 31(6):10-12, January 2020.
Ian Bruntlett shares his experiences with using ‘make’ to build a small test project.

[243]
How to Stay Out of a Webmaster’s Bad Books.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 31(6):13, January 2020.
Silas S. Brown demonstrates how not all online resources are created equal.

[244]
Code Critique Competition 121.
Roger Orr, Pete Cordell, James Holland, Hans Vredeveld.
C Vu, 31(6):14-17, January 2020.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[245]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 31(6):18, January 2020.
Guy Davidson reports from the C++ Standards Committee.

[246]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 31(6):19, January 2020.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[247]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 31(6):20, January 2020.

[248]
Sympathy for the Devil.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 31(5):1, November 2019.
Editorial.

[249]
Coding Accountability.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 31(5):3-4, November 2019.
Pete Goodliffe looks at how we ensure we’re living up to our own standards.

[250]
Exodep : A Simple External Dependency Refresher.
Pete Cordell.
C Vu, 31(5):5-7, November 2019.
Pete Cordell introduces a library dependency tool for C++ projects.

[251]
Making a Linux Desktop: Painting Some Wallpaper.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 31(5):8-9, November 2019.
Alan Griffiths continues his series on coding with the Mir library.

[252]
The Standard Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 31(5):10, November 2019.
Guy Davidson reports from the C++ Standards Committee.

[253]
Code Critique Competition 120.
Roger Orr, Martin Janzen, Hans Vredeveld, Marcel Marré, Jan Eisenhauer, James Holland.
C Vu, 31(5):11-15, November 2019.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[254]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 31(5):16, November 2019.

[255]
This is only a test.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 31(4):1, September 2019.
Editorial.

[256]
Making a Linux Desktop.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 31(4):3-4, September 2019.
Alan Griffiths illustrates how to get started with Mir.

[257]
Attitude, Accomplishment, Artistry.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 31(4):5, September 2019.
Pete Goodliffe looks at our attitude to the code we write.

[258]
A Case Against the Use of Code ‘Smells’.
Simon Sebright.
C Vu, 31(4):6, September 2019.
Simon Sebright asks if we’re using the term correctly.

[259]
The Standards Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 31(4):7, September 2019.
Guy Davidson provides his latest report.

[260]
Code Critique Competition 119.
Roger Orr, Nicolas Golaszewski, James Holland, Marcel Marré, Jan Eisenhauer, Hans Vredeveld, Balog Pál.
C Vu, 31(4):9-14, September 2019.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[261]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Paul Floyd.
C Vu, 31(4):15, September 2019.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[262]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 31(4):16, September 2019.

[263]
WRITEME.
Daniel James.
C Vu, 31(3):1, July 2019.
Editorial.

[264]
A Case for Code Reuse.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 31(3):3-4, July 2019.
Pete Goodliffe considers the case for code reuse.

[265]
Who Are You Calling Weak?.
Spencer Collyer.
C Vu, 31(3):4-7, July 2019.
Spencer Collyer muses on the surprising strength of weak_ptrs.

[266]
The Early Days of C++ in UK C User Groups.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 31(3):8, July 2019.
Francis Glassborow looks back on the formation of the ACCU.

[267]
Code Critique Competition 118.
Roger Orr, Dave Simmonds, James Holland, Hans Vredeveld, Balog Pál, Marcel Marré, Jan Eisenhauer.
C Vu, 31(3):9-14, July 2019.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[268]
Beyond Code Criticism.
Daniel James.
C Vu, 31(3):15, July 2019.
Daniel James considers issues that might lie behind code like that in Code Critique 117.

[269]
The Standards Report.
Guy Davidson.
C Vu, 31(3):16, July 2019.
Guy Davidson introduces himself as the new Standards Officer and makes his first report.

[270]
Reviews.
Ian Bruntlett, Daniel James, Paul Floyd.
C Vu, 31(3):17-19, July 2019.
The latest roundup of reviews.

[271]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 31(3):20, July 2019.

[272]
Full Nine Yards.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 31(2):1, May 2019.
Editorial.

[273]
Avoid Stagnation.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 31(2):3-4, May 2019.
Pete Goodliffe cautions us against allowing our programming skills to become stale.

[274]
Building C#/.NET, Go, and Ruby Programs with libCLImate – Part 1: Ruby.
Matthew Wilson.
C Vu, 31(2):4-9, May 2019.
Matthew Wilson demonstrates command-line processing.

[275]
Assembly Club.
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 31(2):10-11, May 2019.
Ian Bruntlett compares dialects of assembly code.

[276]
Code Critique Competition 117.
Roger Orr, Hans Vredeveld, James Holland, Balog Pál, Peter Sommerlad, Silas S. Brown, Chris Trobridge.
C Vu, 31(2):12-20, May 2019.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[277]
Challenges.
Francis Glassborow, Silas S. Brown, James Holland.
C Vu, 31(2):20-22, May 2019.
Francis Glassborow revisits old challenges and sets a new one.

[278]
Bookcase.
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 31(2):23, May 2019.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[279]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 31(2):24, May 2019.

[280]
Nobody Does It Better.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 31(1):1, March 2019.
Editorial.

[281]
The Simple Life.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 31(1):3-4, March 2019.
Pete Goodliffe urges us to keep code simple.

[282]
C++ On Sea 2019 Trip Report.
Arne Mertz, Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 31(1):5-8, March 2019.
Arne Mertz and Frances Buontempo share their experiences of a new C++ conference.

[283]
GitHub’s Crazy Contribution-Graph Game.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 31(1):8-11, March 2019.
Silas S. Brown does a one-year streak.

[284]
Code Critique Competition 116.
Roger Orr, Balog Pál.
C Vu, 31(1):11-15, March 2019.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[285]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 31(1):16, March 2019.

[286]
Usefulness Versus Complexity.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 30(6):1, January 2019.
Editorial.

[287]
Effective Software Testing.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 30(6):3-6, January 2019.
Pete Goodliffe describes a healthy software test regimen.

[288]
C++ Tagged Reference Types.
Pete Cordell.
C Vu, 30(6):7, January 2019.
Pete Cordell proposes an extension to C++ move syntax.

[289]
When Will Python 2 End?.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 30(6):8, January 2019.
Silas Brown explains why the days of Python 2, while numbered, may be longer than you think.

[290]
An Interview Icebreaker.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 30(6):9-10, January 2019.
Chris Oldwood tries a novel approach to open up the interview conversation.

[291]
DIY Technical Authoring.
Alison Peck.
C Vu, 30(6):11-13, January 2019.
Alison Peck shares some of the tricks of her trade.

[292]
China’s New AI School Textbooks.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 30(6):13, January 2019.
Silas Brown is sceptical about an education initiative.

[293]
ACCU Standards Report.
Emyr Williams.
C Vu, 30(6):14-15, January 2019.
Emyr Williams reports the latest from the C++ Standards meetings.

[294]
Code Critique Competition 115.
Roger Orr, Balog Pál, Alastair Harrison, James Holland, Marcel Marré, Jan Eisenhauer, Jim Segrave.
C Vu, 30(6):16-22, January 2019.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[295]
Report on Challenge 5.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 30(6):22-23, January 2019.
Francis Glassborow comments on his previous challenge, and provides a new puzzle.

[296]
Bookcase.
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 30(6):23-24, January 2019.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[297]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 30(6):24, January 2019.

[298]
Precious Metals.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 30(5):1, November 2018.
Editorial.

[299]
Improve Code by Removing It.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 30(5):3-4, November 2018.
Pete Goodliffe takes a scalpel to unnecessary code.

[300]
Don’t Brush Bugs Under The Carpet.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 30(5):4, November 2018.
Silas S.Brown presents an allegorical lesson on bug reports.

[301]
To Mob, Pair, or Fly Solo.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 30(5):5-8, November 2018.
Chris Oldwood compares different collaboration practices.

[302]
Code Critique Competition 114.
Roger Orr, Gennaro Prota, Stewart Becker, Joe Wood, James Holland, Jason Spencer.
C Vu, 30(5):9-15, November 2018.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[303]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 30(5):16, November 2018.

[304]
Precision Engineered.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 30(4):1, September 2018.
Editorial.

[305]
The Ghost of a Codebase Past.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 30(4):3-5, September 2018.
Pete Goodliffe learns lessons by reviewing his own old code.

[306]
The Rich Get Richer.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 30(4):5, September 2018.
The Baron has another dice game and invites you to take a wager.

[307]
On Francis’s Challenge #4.
Andreas Gieriet.
C Vu, 30(4):6-10, September 2018.
Andreas Gieriet presents his solution (ab-)using expression- and jump-statements.

[308]
A Guide to Group Decision Making.
Glen Stark.
C Vu, 30(4):11-13, September 2018.
Glen Stark advocates an approach to promoting team harmony.

[309]
One SSH Key Per Machine!.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 30(4):13, September 2018.
Silas S. Brown has some advice on configuring secure connections.

[310]
ACCU Standards Report.
Emyr Williams.
C Vu, 30(4):14-15, September 2018.
Emyr Williams reports the latest from the C++ Standards meetings.

[311]
Code Critique Competition 113.
Silas S. Brown, Russel Winder, Jason Spencer.
C Vu, 30(4):16-23, September 2018.
Set and collated by Silas Brown. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[312]
Challenge 4 Report & Outlining Challenge 5.
Francis Glassborow, Silas S. Brown, James Holland, Paul Davies, Pete Disdale, Richard Brookfield, Robin Williams, Steven Singer, Stephen Baynes, Tim Kent, Colin Hersom, Burkhard Kloss.
C Vu, 30(4):24-34, September 2018.
Francis Glassborow presents the responses to the challenge from last time and outlines the next one.

[313]
Bookcase.
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 30(4):35, September 2018.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[314]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 30(4):36, September 2018.

[315]
Into Gold.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 30(3):1, July 2018.
Editorial.

[316]
Write Less Code!.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 30(3):3-6, July 2018.
Pete Goodliffe helps us avoid unnecessary lines of code.

[317]
ACCU18 Trip Report.
Balog Pál.
C Vu, 30(3):6-8, July 2018.
Balog Pál reports his experiences from the 2018 ACCU Conference.

[318]
Don’t Assume Any Non-Zero exit() Will Fail!.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 30(3):8, July 2018.
Silas S. Brown shares his finding on process exit codes.

[319]
Everyday Coding Habits for Safety and Simplicity.
Arun Saha.
C Vu, 30(3):9-11, July 2018.
Arun Saha has some simple advice for forming good habits in C++.

[320]
The Half-Domain/Half-Primitive Proxy.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 30(3):12-16, July 2018.
Chris Oldwood presents a pattern for abstracting client-side proxies for testing.

[321]
Code Critique Competition 112.
Roger Orr, Balog Pál, James Holland, Jason Spencer.
C Vu, 30(3):17-20, July 2018.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[322]
Program Challenge Report 3 and Challenge 4.
Francis Glassborow, James Holland.
C Vu, 30(3):21-23, July 2018.
Francis Glassborow comments on his last challenge and presents a new one.

[323]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 30(3):24, July 2018.

[324]
And another thing....
Steve Love.
C Vu, 30(2):1, May 2018.
Editorial.

[325]
Libraries, Console Apps and GUIs.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 30(2):3-5, May 2018.
Chris Oldwood compares the use of different application interfaces.

[326]
ACCU: The Early Days (Part 2).
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 30(2):6, May 2018.
Francis Glassborow continues his look at the history of ACCU.

[327]
The New C++ Interview.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 30(2):7-8, May 2018.
Pete Goodliffe introduces a new way to test programming skills.

[328]
ACCU Conference 2018: Trip Report.
Kris van Rens.
C Vu, 30(2):8, May 2018.
Kris van Rens shares his experiences from ACCU 2018.

[329]
On Quaker’s Dozen.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 30(2):9-10, May 2018.
A student examines the Quaker’s Dozen wager.

[330]
Writing a Wayland Server Using Mir.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 30(2):10-12, May 2018.
Alan Griffiths explains the basics of a new X11 replacement API.

[331]
Standards Report.
Emyr Williams.
C Vu, 30(2):13-14, May 2018.
Emyr Williams reports on news from the world of Standards.

[332]
Code Critique Competition 111.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, James Holland, Balog Pál, Jason Spencer.
C Vu, 30(2):15-22, May 2018.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[333]
Local ACCU Meetups.
Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 30(2):22-23, May 2018.
Frances Buontempo reports from meetups in Bristol and London.

[334]
ACCU Local Group.
Jason Spencer.
C Vu, 30(2):23-24, May 2018.
Jason Spencer reports on a recent visit to ACCU Oxford.

[335]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 30(2):24, May 2018.

[336]
On Being Lazy.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 30(1):1, March 2018.
Editorial.

[337]
Testing Times (Part 2).
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 30(1):3-5, March 2018.
Pete Goodliffe continues the journey into software testing.

[338]
Quaker's Dozen.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 30(1):6, March 2018.
The Baron once again invites us to take up a challenge.

[339]
The Expressive C++ Coding Challenge in D.
Sebastian Wilzbach.
C Vu, 30(1):7-11, March 2018.
Sebastian Wilzbach presents a D language solution to a C++ problem.

[340]
Getting Personal.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 30(1):12-15, March 2018.
Chris Oldwood considers the effect of personal choice on delivering software.

[341]
Code Critique Competition 110.
Roger Orr, James Holland, Paul Floyd, Russel Winder, Jason Spencer, Balog Pál.
C Vu, 30(1):15-26, March 2018.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[342]
ACCU London.
Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 30(1):26, March 2018.
Frances Buontempo reports from the London chapter.

[343]
Report on Challenge 2.
Francis Glassborow, Alex Kumaila, Silas S. Brown, Hubert Mathews, Pete Disdale, James Holland.
C Vu, 30(1):27-30, March 2018.
Francis Glassborow presents the answers to his last challenge and gives us a new one.

[344]
Bookcase.
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 30(1):31-32, March 2018.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[345]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 30(1):32, March 2018.

[346]
Know It All.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 29(6):1, January 2018.
Editorial.

[347]
Visualisation of Multidimensional Data.
Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 29(6):3-5, January 2018.
Frances Buontempo considers how to represent large data sets.

[348]
Testing Times (Part 1).
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 29(6):6-8, January 2018.
Pete Goodliffe explores how to test code to ensure it works as expected.

[349]
Programmers’ Puzzles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 29(6):9-10, January 2018.
Francis Glassborow shares the results of the previous puzzle and outlines the next.

[350]
Code Critique Competition 109.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, James Holland, Jason Spencer.
C Vu, 29(6):11-16, January 2018.
The results from the last competition and the details of the latest.

[351]
Standards Report.
Emyr Williams, Guy Davidson, Roger Orr.
C Vu, 29(6):18-19, January 2018.
Emyr Williams updates us on the latest in C++ standardisation.

[352]
Bookcase.
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 29(6):19, January 2018.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[353]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 29(6):20, January 2018.

[354]
Fiction.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 29(5):1, November 2017.
Editorial.

[355]
Code Aesthetics.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 29(5):3-5, November 2017.
Pete Goodliffe implores us to care (enough) about code beauty.

[356]
On Share and Share Alike.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 29(5):6-7, November 2017.
A Student gets to grips with the Baron's coin puzzle.

[357]
A Brief Introduction to Docker.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 29(5):8, November 2017.
Silas S. Brown shares his experiences of setting up a virtual appliance.

[358]
ACCU - The Early Days (Part 1).
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 29(5):9, November 2017.
Francis Glassborow recalls how the ACCU came about.

[359]
Good Intentions.
R. Brian Clark.
C Vu, 29(5):10, November 2017.
R. Brian Clark proves that sometimes tomorrow does eventually come.

[360]
Two Pence Worth.
Various.
C Vu, 29(5):12, November 2017.
Another crop of sage sayings from ACCU members.

[361]
Old money, new money....
Alison Peck.
C Vu, 29(5):12, November 2017.
Alison Peck looks at the origins of 'two pence worth'.

[362]
Code Critique Competition 108.
Roger Orr, Kaartic Sivaraam, Russel Winder, Jim Segrave, Felix Petriconi, James Holland, Jason Spencer.
C Vu, 29(5):13-23, November 2017.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[363]
Planet Code.
Andy Balaam.
C Vu, 29(5):23, November 2017.
Andy Balaam introduces his blog aggregator.

[364]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 29(5):24, November 2017.

[365]
The art of laziness.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 29(4):1, September 2017.
Editorial.

[366]
Navigating a Route.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 29(4):3-5, September 2017.
Pete Goodliffe helps us work with unfamiliar code.

[367]
Thonny: Python IDE for Beginners.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 29(4):5, September 2017.
Silas S. Brown introduces a new Python IDE.

[368]
Share and Share Alike.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 29(4):6, September 2017.
Baron M has learned another game.

[369]
A Glint of Ruby.
Pete Cordell.
C Vu, 29(4):7-9, September 2017.
Pete Cordell shares his experience with learning a new scripting language.

[370]
Why I Avoid PHP.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 29(4):9-10, September 2017.
Silas S. Brown shares a war story.

[371]
Standards Report.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 29(4):10-11, September 2017.
Roger Orr reports from the lastest C++ meeting.

[372]
Code Critique Competition 107.
Roger Orr, Jason Spencer, James Holland, Robert Lytton.
C Vu, 29(4):12-18, September 2017.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[373]
A New Competition.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 29(4):18, September 2017.
Francis Glassborow presents a new challenge for CVu readers.

[374]
Bookcase.
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 29(4):19, September 2017.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[375]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 29(4):20, September 2017.

[376]
It's written, that's why.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 29(3):1, July 2017.
Editorial.

[377]
Living Within Constraints.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 29(3):3-4, July 2017.
Pete Goodliffe constrains what's possible in your code.

[378]
In Java I Wish I Could....
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 29(3):4, July 2017.
Paul Grenyer wishes for features of one language in another.

[379]
Rip It Up and Start Again.
Jez Higgins.
C Vu, 29(3):5, July 2017.
Jez Higgins shares a tale of re-implementing a software system.

[380]
Learning Other Languages.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 29(3):6, July 2017.
Francis Glassborow considers natural and computer languages as tools of communication.

[381]
A Magical New World?.
Samathy Barratt.
C Vu, 29(3):7-8, July 2017.
Samathy Barratt shares her experience as a first time ACCU Conference attendee.

[382]
Code Critique Competition 106.
Roger Orr, James Holland.
C Vu, 29(3):9-11, July 2017.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[383]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 29(3):12, July 2017.

[384]
Production legacy.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 29(2):1, May 2017.
Editorial.

[385]
An Ode to Code.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 29(2):3, May 2017.
Pete Goodliffe shares his annual programming practice poem.

[386]
Myths about ‘Big Data’.
Reginald Garnepudi.
C Vu, 29(2):4, May 2017.
Reginald Garnepudi dispels some of the hype around one popular technology.

[387]
On Turnabout is Fair Play.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 29(2):5, May 2017.
A student responds to the Baron’s latest challenge.

[388]
A Hollywood Take on Dangling Pointers?.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 29(2):6-7, May 2017.
Silas S. Brown tells a fable about read-only variables.

[389]
I Can't Think Fast Enough in a Coding Interview.
Sean Corfield.
C Vu, 29(2):7, May 2017.
Sean Corfield shares his thoughts on the technical interview process.

[390]
Code Critique Competition 105.
Roger Orr, Jon Summers, Paul Floyd, Raimondo Sarich, James Holland, Robert Lytton, Herman Pijl.
C Vu, 29(2):8-13, May 2017.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[391]
ACCU Oxford - 28 March 2017.
Tim Pizey, Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 29(2):14, May 2017.
Frances Buontempo talked about Actual Intelligence, and a few people wrote about the evening.

[392]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 29(2):16, May 2017.

[393]
Unnecessary complexity.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 29(1):1, March 2017.
Editorial.

[394]
On the Defensive.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 29(1):3-7, March 2017.
Pete Goodliffe demonstrates defensive programming techniques for robust code.

[395]
Beyond Functional Programming: Manipulate Functions with the J Language.
Adam Tornhill.
C Vu, 29(1):8-11, March 2017.
Adam Tornhill explores a different kind of programming language.

[396]
Be Available, Not Busy.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 29(1):12-13, March 2017.
Chris Oldwood considers how agility is best achieved.

[397]
Code Critique Competition 104.
Roger Orr, Chris Main, James Holland, Herman Pijl.
C Vu, 29(1):14-18, March 2017.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[398]
Troy Hunt: An Interview.
Emyr Williams.
C Vu, 29(1):18-19, March 2017.
Emyr Williams continues the series of interviews with people from the world of programming.

[399]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 29(1):19-20, March 2017.

[400]
No obvious deficiencies.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 28(6):1, January 2017.
Editorial.

[401]
Speak Up! (Part 2).
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 28(6):3-4,7, January 2017.
Pete Goodliffe talks to us about communication.

[402]
A Case of Mistaken Identity.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 28(6):5-6, January 2017.
Chris Oldwood puts values to the test.

[403]
Turnabout is Fair Play.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 28(6):7, January 2017.
Baron M is still game for a wager.

[404]
How Do You Read?.
Sven Rosvall.
C Vu, 28(6):8, January 2017.
Sven Rosvall shares his perspective on electronic publications.

[405]
A Class What I Wrote.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 28(6):9-10, January 2017.
Paul Grenyer reduces the boilerplate with simple abstraction.

[406]
Kate Gregory: An Interview.
Emyr Williams.
C Vu, 28(6):10-11, January 2017.
Emyr Williams returns with a new interview from the world of programming.

[407]
Code Critique Competition 103.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Jim Segrave, James Holland.
C Vu, 28(6):12-16, January 2017.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[408]
Bookcase.
Astrid Byro, Tim Green, Barry Nichols, Jim Segrave, Marco Dinacci, Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 28(6):17-18, January 2017.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[409]
View from the Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 28(6):19-20, January 2017.

[410]
Necessary technology.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 28(5):1, November 2016.
Editorial.

[411]
Speak Up!.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 28(5):3-4, November 2016.
Pete Goodliffe urges us to speak to the animals (that is, to other developers).

[412]
Delivering Bad News from QA.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 28(5):4-5, November 2016.
Silas S. Brown describes how not to report your senior colleague’s bug.

[413]
Commit Checklist.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 28(5):6-8, November 2016.
Chris Oldwood goes through the motions of version control.

[414]
On High Rollers.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 28(5):9-11, November 2016.
A student investigates the Baron’s last puzzle.

[415]
A Commoner’s Response.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 28(5):12-13, November 2016.
Roger Orr offers an analysis of the Baron’s last game.

[416]
ConFoo.
Anna Filina, Clint Swigart.
C Vu, 28(5):13, November 2016.
ACCU member Clint Swigart speaks at a multi-discipline conference in Canada.

[417]
Code Critique Competition 102.
Roger Orr, Felix Petriconi, James Holland, Simon Sebright, Paul Floyd.
C Vu, 28(5):14-19, November 2016.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[418]
View from the (Acting) Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 28(5):19-20, November 2016.

[419]
The integrated developer.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 28(4):1, September 2016.
Editorial.

[420]
Home-Grown Tools.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 28(4):3-4, September 2016.
Chris Oldwood turns to custom tools when off the shelf won’t do.

[421]
Why Floats Are Never Equal.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 28(4):5, September 2016.
Silas S. Brown tries his hand at optimising floating point equality comparisons.

[422]
Smarter, Not Harder.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 28(4):6-8, September 2016.
Pete Goodliffe tries to solve the right problems the right way.

[423]
An Introduction to OpenMP.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 28(4):8-9, September 2016.
Silas S. Brown dabbles in multiprocessing to speed up his calculations.

[424]
Random Confusion.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 28(4):10-11, September 2016.
Silas S. Brown tries to clear up a muddle about Standard C’s rand().

[425]
High Rollers.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 28(4):11, September 2016.
Baron M proposes a new wager over a glass of wine.

[426]
Code Critique Competition 101.
Roger Orr, Juan Zaratiegui.
C Vu, 28(4):12-14, September 2016.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[427]
Standards Report.
Jonathan Wakely.
C Vu, 28(4):15, September 2016.
Jonathan Wakely brings the latest news.

[428]
View from the (Acting) Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 28(4):16, September 2016.

[429]
Fixed fixation.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 28(3):1, July 2016.
Editorial.

[430]
Testing Private.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 28(3):3, July 2016.
Paul Grenyer shows that testing doesn’t need public access.

[431]
The Codealow.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 28(3):5, July 2016.
Pete Goodliffe presents a new software soliloquy.

[432]
Whiteboards.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 28(3):7-8, July 2016.
Chris Oldwood makes a case for collaboration over technology.

[433]
How to Block Russia From Your Website.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 28(3):9-10, July 2016.
(and why you might want to) Silas S. Brown takes a stand against indiscriminate legislation.

[434]
Debugging - What Has Changed in the Last Decade?.
Neil Horlock.
C Vu, 28(3):10-11, July 2016.
Neil Horlock travels through time in search of bugs.

[435]
Code Critique Competition 100.
Roger Orr, Felix Petriconi, John Roden, James Holland.
C Vu, 28(3):12-15, July 2016.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[436]
View from the (Acting) Chair.
Bob Schmidt.
C Vu, 28(3):16, July 2016.

[437]
More Than One.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 28(2):1, May 2016.
Editorial.

[438]
Encryption.
Kevin Highley.
C Vu, 28(2):3-6, May 2016.
Kevin Highley implements a common technique for secure communication.

[439]
Come Code With Me.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 28(2):6-8, May 2016.
Alan Griffiths outlines an Open Source project and invites contributions.

[440]
On Fifteen Love.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 28(2):9, May 2016.
A student demystifies the Baron’s game of cards.

[441]
Organised Chaos.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 28(2):10-11, May 2016.
Pete Goodliffe explains why organisation is so important.

[442]
Standards Report.
Jonathan Wakely.
C Vu, 28(2):11-12, May 2016.
Jonathan Wakely reports from the latest C and C++ meetings.

[443]
Code Critique Competition 99.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, James Holland.
C Vu, 28(2):13-15, May 2016.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[444]
Bookcase.
Astrid Byro, Ian Bruntlett, Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 28(2):16, May 2016.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[445]
ACCU London.
Mrs Trellis.
C Vu, 28(2):16, May 2016.
Mrs Trellis reviews the March 16th meeting, without a clue.

[446]
Cross Pollinated.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 28(1):1, March 2016.
Editorial.

[447]
Sliding Window Filters : A Set-based Implementation.
Omar Bashir.
C Vu, 28(1):3-6, March 2016.
Omar Bashir presents an implementation using pre-sorted data to reduce CPU load.

[448]
An Open Question (or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Public Wi-Fi).
Vertices.
C Vu, 28(1):7-10, March 2016.
Vertices examines some of the dangers of using other people’s networks.

[449]
Groovy and Grails eXchange 2015.
Ralph McArdell.
C Vu, 28(1):10-11, March 2016.
Ralph McArdell reports on his conference experiences.

[450]
Fifteen Love.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 28(1):12, March 2016.
Baron M sets a new puzzle for students of curious conundrums.

[451]
Using Clara to Parse Command Lines in C++.
Malcolm Noyes.
C Vu, 28(1):13-14, March 2016.
Malcolm Noyes demonstrates how to get up and running.

[452]
Software Development Is...
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 28(1):15-17, March 2016.
Pete Goodliffe defines the art, science, craft (and child’s play) of software development.

[453]
Standards Report.
Jonathan Wakely.
C Vu, 28(1):18, March 2016.
Jonathan Wakely reports from the latest C and C++ meetings.

[454]
Code Critique Competition 98.
Roger Orr, Mathias Gaunard, Paul Floyd, Robert Jones, James Holland.
C Vu, 28(1):19-22, March 2016.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[455]
Bookcase.
Astrid Byro, Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 28(1):23, March 2016.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[456]
View from the without a Chair.
ACCU Committee.
C Vu, 28(1):24, March 2016.

[457]
ACCU London: Dietmar Khül.
Mrs Trellis.
C Vu, 28(1):24, March 2016.
A (clueless) review of the Jan 16th ACCU London Meeting.

[458]
Choose your mask.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 27(6):1, January 2016.
Editorial.

[459]
Bug Hunting.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 27(6):3-4, January 2016.
Pete Goodliffe continues the hunt for software faults.

[460]
Finding Text.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 27(6):5-7, January 2016.
hunts for the right tool to search text files.

[461]
In Vivo, In Vitro, In Silico.
Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 27(6):7, January 2016.
Frances Buontempo examines the idea of software vivisection.

[462]
“HTTPS Everywhere” Considered Harmful.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 27(6):8, January 2016.
Silas S. Brown considers an unintended cost of security.

[463]
Code Critique Competition 97.
Roger Orr, James Holland.
C Vu, 27(6):9-11, January 2016.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[464]
View from the Chair.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 27(6):12, January 2016.

[465]
Selective ignorance.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 27(5):1, November 2015.
Editorial.

[466]
Bug Hunting.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 27(5):3-4, November 2015.
Pete Goodliffe looks for software faults.

[467]
Building C & C++ CLI Programs with the libCLImate Mini-framework.
Matthew Wilson.
C Vu, 27(5):5-10, November 2015.
Matthew Wilson presents a framework for simplifying CLI programs.

[468]
Raspberry Pi Linux User Mode GPIO in C++ (Part 3).
Ralph McArdell.
C Vu, 27(5):11-16, November 2015.
Ralph McArdell demonstrates the library with two peripherals on the Pi.

[469]
One Definition Rule.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 27(5):16-18, November 2015.
Roger Orr explains an often misunderstood aspect of C++.

[470]
Functional Programming in C++.
Richard Falconer.
C Vu, 27(5):19-20, November 2015.
Richard Falconer reports on an ACCU talk by Kevlin Henney.

[471]
Code Critique Competition 96.
Roger Orr, Mathias Gaunard, Gareth Ansell, Matthew Wilson, James Holland.
C Vu, 27(5):21-26, November 2015.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[472]
Robert Martin: An Interview.
Emyr Williams.
C Vu, 27(5):27, November 2015.
Emyr Williams continues the series of interviews with people from the world of programming.

[473]
Standards Report.
Jonathan Wakely.
C Vu, 27(5):28, November 2015.
Jonathan Wakely reports on developments in C++.

[474]
View from the Chair.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 27(5):28, November 2015.

[475]
Developing programs.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 27(4):1, September 2015.
Editorial.

[476]
The Very Model of a Model Modern Programmer.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 27(4):3, September 2015.
Pete Goodliffe asks what defines you as a programmer.

[477]
Refactoring Guided by Duplo.
Thaddaeus Frogley.
C Vu, 27(4):4-5, September 2015.
Thaddaeus Frogley gets to grips with duplicated code.

[478]
Ode to the BBDB.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 27(4):5, September 2015.
Silas S. Brown remembers different ways of managing email contacts.

[479]
Anatomy of a CLI Program written in C++.
Matthew Wilson.
C Vu, 27(4):6-11, September 2015.
Matthew Wilson dissects a small program to examine its gory details.

[480]
The Cat’s Meow.
Gail Ollis.
C Vu, 27(4):11-12, September 2015.
Gail Ollis reports from the App-a-thon World Record attempt.

[481]
WattOS R9 Worth Knowing About.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 27(4):13, September 2015.
Silas S. Brown recycles some old hardware with a new OS.

[482]
Raspberry Pi Linux User Mode GPIO in C++ (Part 2).
Ralph McArdell.
C Vu, 27(4):14-18, September 2015.
Ralph McArdell continues developing a C++ library for Raspberry Pi expansions.

[483]
Standards Report.
Jonathan Wakely.
C Vu, 27(4):18-19, September 2015.
Jonathan Wakely reports the latest on C++17 and beyond.

[484]
Code Critique Competition 95.
Roger Orr, James Holland.
C Vu, 27(4):20-22, September 2015.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[485]
Inspirational (P)articles: Use the DOM Inspector.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 27(4):22, September 2015.
Silas S. Brown shares a tip for debugging web pages.

[486]
What do people do all day?.
Christopher Gilbert.
C Vu, 27(4):23-24, September 2015.
Christopher Gilbert shares his routine in a software house.

[487]
View from the Chair.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 27(4):24, September 2015.

[488]
What is a user interface?.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 27(3):1, July 2015.
Editorial.

[489]
Dictionary and Thesaurus.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 27(3):2-4, July 2015.
Chris Oldwood finds surprising similarities in prose and code.

[490]
Coding Dinosaurs.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 27(3):4-5, July 2015.
Pete Goodliffe aims to outlive the jurassic coding age.

[491]
Are we nearly there yet? Refactoring C++.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 27(3):5-7, July 2015.
Alan Griffiths evaluates two tools for developers with some simple use-cases.

[492]
Golang programming on AppEngine.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 27(3):8, July 2015.
Silas S. Brown tries his hand at writing native code for the Cloud.

[493]
EuroLLVM Conference 2015.
Ralph McArdell.
C Vu, 27(3):9-11, July 2015.
Ralph McArdell reports on his experience of the LLVM Conference.

[494]
Code Club.
Steve Folly.
C Vu, 27(3):11-12, July 2015.
Steve Folly shares his experiences with volunteering and teaching children coding.

[495]
Split and Merge Revisited.
Vassili Kaplan.
C Vu, 27(3):13-14, July 2015.
Vassili Kaplan makes improvements to the Expression Parser.

[496]
Anthony Williams: An Interview.
Emyr Williams.
C Vu, 27(3):15-16, July 2015.
Emyr Williams continues the series of interviews with people from the world of programming.

[497]
ACCU London Review.
N.N..
C Vu, 27(3):16, July 2015.
One of the attendees at a recent meet shares their experience.

[498]
Code Critique Competition 94.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Jim Segrave, James Holland.
C Vu, 27(3):17-21, July 2015.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[499]
Letter to the Editor.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 27(3):21, July 2015.

[500]
Bookcase.
Astrid Byro, Ewan Milne, Matthew Jones, Stefan Turalski.
C Vu, 27(3):22-23, July 2015.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[501]
View from the Chair.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 27(3):XXXPagesXXX, July 2015.

[502]
In Between.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 27(2):1, May 2015.
Editorial.

[503]
Wallowing in Filth.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 27(2):3-5, May 2015.
Pete Goodliffe wades into the dreaded cesspit of ‘lowquality code’.

[504]
Writing Good C++ APIs.
Tom Björkholm.
C Vu, 27(2):5-8, May 2015.
Tom Björkholm examines some common pitfalls that make code hard to use.

[505]
Writing a Technical Book.
Adam Tornhill.
C Vu, 27(2):8-11, May 2015.
Adam Tornhill discusses motivation, publishing and how to stay focused without ruining your life.

[506]
Split and Merge - Another Algorithm for Parsing Mathematical Expressions.
Vassili Kaplan.
C Vu, 27(2):12-15, May 2015.
Vassili Kaplan presents an alternative to Dijkstra’s algorithm.

[507]
Using 32-bit COM Objects from 64-bit Programs.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 27(2):15-17, May 2015.
Roger Orr explains how to cross the platform boundary in COM libraries.

[508]
Raspberry Pi Linux User Mode GPIO in C++ - Part 1.
Ralph McArdell.
C Vu, 27(2):17-21, May 2015.
Ralph McArdell expands the Raspberry Pi with a C++ library.

[509]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 27(2):21-22, May 2015.
Mark Radford reports on the latest C++ Standardisation proceedings.

[510]
Code Critique Competition.
Roger Orr, Tom Björkholm, Simon Brand, Jim Segrave, James Holland, Paul Floyd.
C Vu, 27(2):23-, May 2015.
Competition 93 and the answers to 92.

[511]
From the bookcase.
Astrid Byro, Alan Lenton, Ian Bruntlett, Paul Floyd, Simon Sebright, Neil Youngman, Stefan Turalski.
C Vu, 27(2):30-32, May 2015.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[512]
View from the Chair.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 27(2):32, May 2015.

[513]
Private Funding.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 27(1):1, March 2015.
Editorial.

[514]
Coders Causing Conflict.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 27(1):3-5, March 2015.
Pete Goodliffe lights the blue touch paper and retires to a safe distance.

[515]
Using ACCU Membership for Unique IDs.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 27(1):5, March 2015.
Silas S. Brown considers the case for identity.

[516]
LAMP on Ubuntu.
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 27(1):6-8, March 2015.
Ian Bruntlett shares his notes on setting up a basic web application.

[517]
The Developer’s Sandbox.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 27(1):8-11, March 2015.
Chris Oldwood wants to be in control.

[518]
What Do People Do All Day?.
Thaddaeus Frogley.
C Vu, 27(1):11-12, March 2015.
Thaddaeus Frogley shares his day to day activities as a games programmer.

[519]
Simple Android programming with WebKit.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 27(1):13-14, March 2015.
Silas S. Brown shares his trials with developing for mobile devices.

[520]
Raspberry Pi Linux User Mode GPIO in Python.
Ralph McArdell.
C Vu, 27(1):15-18, March 2015.
Ralph McArdell finds stream based input/output to be more convenient.

[521]
Kevlin Henney: An Interview.
Emyr Williams.
C Vu, 27(1):18-19, March 2015.
Emyr Williams continues the series of interviews with people from the world of programming.

[522]
Code Critique Competition 92.
Roger Orr, Jim Segrave, Tom Björkholm, James Holland, Alex Paterson.
C Vu, 27(1):21-25, March 2015.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[523]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 27(1):26-27, March 2015.
Mark Radford reports on the latest C++ Standardisation proceedings.

[524]
View from the Chair.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 27(1):28, March 2015.

[525]
A Mutual Understanding.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 26(6):1, January 2015.
Editorial.

[526]
Simplicity Through Immutability.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 26(6):3-5, January 2015.
Chris Oldwood considers the benefits of unchangeable data.

[527]
Advice for the Young at Heart.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 26(6):5, January 2015.
Pete Goodliffe offers sage advice, and asks you to do the same.

[528]
Delayed Copy Pattern.
Vassili Kaplan.
C Vu, 26(6):6-8, January 2015.
Vassili Kaplan presents some techniques for making efficient use of the STL containers in C++.

[529]
Const and Concurrency (part 2).
Ralph McArdell.
C Vu, 26(6):8-9, January 2015.
Ralph McArdell continues musing on comments to Herb Sutter’s updated GotW #6b solution.

[530]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 26(6):10-11, January 2015.
Mark Radford brings the latest news from C++ Standardisation.

[531]
From the Coal Face.
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 26(6):11, January 2015.
Ian Bruntlett shares his experiences: not salaried because of mental ill-health, but still working and learning.

[532]
Code Critique Competition 91.
Roger Orr, Alex Paterson, James Holland.
C Vu, 26(6):12-16, January 2015.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[533]
Scott Meyers: An Interview.
Emyr Williams.
C Vu, 26(6):16-18, January 2015.
Emyr Williams continues the series of interviews with people from the world of programming.

[534]
Bookcase.
Astrid Byro, Frances Buontempo, Andrew Marlow.
C Vu, 26(6):19-20, January 2015.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[535]
View from the Chair.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 26(6):20, January 2015.

[536]
Community service.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 26(5):1, November 2014.
Editorial.

[537]
Playing By The Rules.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 26(5):3, November 2014.
Pete Goodliffe makes up his own rules.

[538]
Taming the Inbox.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 26(5):4-5, November 2014.
Chris Oldwood shares his tactics for keeping on top of the mail.

[539]
Const and Concurrency (Part 1).
Ralph McArdell.
C Vu, 26(5):6-7, November 2014.
Ralph McArdell comments on comments to Herb Sutter’s updated GotW #6b solution.

[540]
Parsing Configuration Files in C++ with Boost.
Giuseppe Vacanti.
C Vu, 26(5):8-9, November 2014.
Giuseppe Vacanti describes how to deal with program options, C++ style.

[541]
Perl is a Better Sed, and Python 2 is Good.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 26(5):10-12, November 2014.
Silas S. Brown sweats the differences between tools on common platforms.

[542]
Debuggers Are Still For Wimps.
Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 26(5):12, November 2014.
Frances Buontempo shows how to remote debug python from Visual Studio.

[543]
A Cautionary Tale.
N.N..
C Vu, 26(5):13, November 2014.
[This article is only available in the printed version of CVu due to rights issues.].

[544]
Code Critique Competition 90.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Silas S. Brown, James Holland, Marcel Marré.
C Vu, 26(5):15-19, November 2014.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[545]
ACCU London - October 2014.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 26(5):19,21, November 2014.
Chris Oldwood reports from the latest meeting of the London Chapter.

[546]
Seb Rose: An Interview.
Seb Rose.
C Vu, 26(5):20-21, November 2014.
Emyr Williams continues the series of interviews with people from the world of programming.

[547]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 26(5):22, November 2014.
Mark Radford brings the latest news from C++ Standardisation.

[548]
Bookcase.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 26(5):23, November 2014.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[549]
View from the Chair.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 26(5):24, November 2014.

[550]
Look but don’t touch.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 26(4):1, September 2014.
Editorial.

[551]
Testing Times.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 26(4):3-7, September 2014.
Pete Goodliffe exhorts us to test code effectively.

[552]
A Secure Data Centre in the Heart of .. Bowthorpe.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 26(4):8, September 2014.
Paul Grenyer takes a tour of MigSolv’s facility.

[553]
What Do People Do All Day?.
Matthew Jones.
C Vu, 26(4):9-10, September 2014.
Matthew Jones gives some insight as to what his job involves.

[554]
Beware setlocal Behaviour in Visual C++ 2012 & 2013.
Alex Peterson.
C Vu, 26(4):11-13, September 2014.
Alex Peterson investigates a bug in the Visual C++ runtime library.

[555]
Revisiting the Gang of Four.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 26(4):14, September 2014.
Chris Oldwood reflects on things missed first time around.

[556]
Talk in Code.
Andy Balaam.
C Vu, 26(4):15, September 2014.
Andy Balaam presents some tips on clear communication.

[557]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 26(4):16, September 2014.
Mark Radford reports the latest developments in C++ Standardization.

[558]
Code Critique Competition.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 26(4):17-19, September 2014.
Competition 89 and the answers to 88.

[559]
View from the Chair.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 26(4):20, September 2014.

[560]
Over and Under.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 26(3):1, July 2014.
Editorial.

[561]
Feature Tracking.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 26(3):3, July 2014.
Chris Oldwood considers different audiences for tools to track features.

[562]
Nothing is Set in Stone.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 26(3):4-6, July 2014.
Pete Goodliffe embraces change.

[563]
Dr Bjarne Stroustrup: An Interview.
Emyr Williams.
C Vu, 26(3):6-7, July 2014.
Emyr Williams begins a new series of interviews in the programming world.

[564]
Checking Websites for Specific Changes.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 26(3):8, July 2014.
Silas S. Brown tries to improve developer productivity in a small way.

[565]
Being Original.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 26(3):9, July 2014.
Chris Oldwood reflects on the content of talks and articles.

[566]
How to Deconstruct Compile Time FizzBuzz in C++ Without Using Boost.
Malcolm Noyes.
C Vu, 26(3):10-12, July 2014.
Malcolm Noyes looks under the hood at some C++ template metaprogramming tools.

[567]
Code Critique Competition 88.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Stefan Schiffler, Dave Cridland, Martin Janzen, James Holland, Marcel Marré, Raimondo Sarich.
C Vu, 26(3):13-19, July 2014.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[568]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 26(3):20-21, July 2014.
Mark Radford reports the latest developments in C++ Standardization.

[569]
Bookcase.
Astrid Byro, Alan Lenton, Andrew Marlow.
C Vu, 26(3):22-23, July 2014.
The latest round-up of book reviews.

[570]
View from the Chair in Waiting.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 26(3):24, July 2014.

[571]
Continuous Learning.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 26(2):1, May 2014.
Editorial.

[572]
An Ode to Code.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 26(2):3, May 2014.
Pete Goodliffe waxes poetic.

[573]
Identity During Construction.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 26(2):4-6, May 2014.
Roger Orr observes some subtle traps in object initialization between different languages.

[574]
ACCU - For the Unknown Unknowns.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 26(2):6, May 2014.
Chris Oldwood ponders what the ACCU means to him.

[575]
List Incomprehension.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 26(2):7-8, May 2014.
Chris Oldwood gets some data structure anxiety off his chest.

[576]
Debuggers are for Wimps.
Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 26(2):8-9, May 2014.
Frances Buontempo gives a quick lesson in debugging for Python.

[577]
ACCU Conference 2014.
Chris Oldwood, Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 26(2):9-11, May 2014.
Chris Oldwood and Ian Bruntlett review the ACCU 2014 Conference.

[578]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 26(2):12-13, May 2014.
Mark Radford reports the latest developments in C++ Standardization.

[579]
Code Critique Competition 87.
Roger Orr, Russel Winder.
C Vu, 26(2):13-15, May 2014.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[580]
Bookcase.
Astrid Byro, Paul Floyd.
C Vu, 26(2):15-16, May 2014.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[581]
View from without the Chair.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 26(2):16, May 2014.

[582]
The Ecumenical Programmer.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 26(1):1, March 2014.
Editorial.

[583]
Where Linq Contains a Defect.
Glen Fury.
C Vu, 26(1):3-6, March 2014.
Glen Fury shares his investigation of a hidden defect.

[584]
Software Archaeology.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 26(1):7-8, March 2014.
Chris Oldwood digs up some ancient remains.

[585]
Wallowing in Filth.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 26(1):9-11, March 2014.
Pete Goodliffe sinks into some terrible code.

[586]
The Soundtrack to Code 2: Going Classical.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 26(1):11, March 2014.
Silas S. Brown gives us his taken on ‘Music for Coding’.

[587]
Developer Freedom.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 26(1):12-14, March 2014.
Chris Oldwood muses on the liberties we should and should not enjoy.

[588]
Staying in Touch: Performative Negotiation.
Vsevolod Vlaskine.
C Vu, 26(1):15-17, March 2014.
Vsevolod Vlaskine joins the dots between three practices to reduce technical cost.

[589]
From Raspberry Pi to the Cloud.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 26(1):17-18, March 2014.
Silas S. Brown shares his experiences with porting to AppEngine and OpenShift.

[590]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 26(1):19-20, March 2014.
Mark Radford looks at some features of the next C++ Standard.

[591]
Code Critique Competition 85.
Roger Orr, Juan Antonio Zaratiegui Vallecillo, Hushan Jia, Paul Floyd, Giuseppe Vacanti, Marcel Marré, Jan Ubben, Herman Pijl.
C Vu, 26(1):20-23, March 2014.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[592]
Bookcase.
Astrid Byro.
C Vu, 26(1):24, March 2014.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[593]
View from the Chair.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 26(1):24, March 2014.

[594]
On Being Ignorant.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 25(6):1, January 2014.
Editorial.

[595]
Speak Up!.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 25(6):3-5, January 2014.
Pete Goodliffe speaks on communication.

[596]
Social Networking.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 25(6):6, January 2014.
Chris Oldwood describes more of the tools of his trade.

[597]
The Soundtrack to Code.
Adam Tornhill.
C Vu, 25(6):7-9, January 2014.
Adam Tornhill takes a look at the relationship between music and concentration.

[598]
Phenomenal Software Development.
Charles Tolman.
C Vu, 25(6):9-10, January 2014.
Charles Tolman considers the philosophical implications of software development.

[599]
An Unexpected Journey.
Jez Higgins.
C Vu, 25(6):11-13, January 2014.
Jez Higgins finds treasure in the new Java.

[600]
Generating Code from a Unit Test (Part 3).
Richard Polton.
C Vu, 25(6):14-18, January 2014.
Richard Polton generates the code to pass his unit tests.

[601]
Architectureless Software Design.
Vsevolod Vlaskine.
C Vu, 25(6):18-20, January 2014.
Vsevolod Vlaskine explores some ideas of simplicity in software design.

[602]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 25(6):20, January 2014.
Mark Radford reports on the latest from C++14 standardisation.

[603]
Code Critique Competition 84.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Björn Fahller, Ken Duffill, James Byattand, Carl Gibbs, Brian Ravnsgaard Riis, Emil Nordén, Joe Wood, Balog Pál.
C Vu, 25(6):21-31, January 2014.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[604]
Bookcase.
Astrid Byro, Paul Johnson, Alan Lenton, Andrew Marlow, Gail Ollis.
C Vu, 25(6):32-35, January 2014.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[605]
View from the Chair.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 25(6):36, January 2014.

[606]
IInterface and Other Religions.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 25(5):1, November 2013.
Editorial.

[607]
The Ethical Programmer (Part 2).
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 25(5):3-4, November 2013.
Pete Goodliffe acts ethically. Again.

[608]
Trying Python for Size (Part 1).
Andy Burgess.
C Vu, 25(5):5-7, November 2013.
Andy Burgess takes his first steps in Python.

[609]
The Windows XP Threat: A Call to Action.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 25(5):7-8, November 2013.
Silas S. Brown brings an imminent problem to our attention.

[610]
Static Code Analysis.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 25(5):9-10, November 2013.
Chris Oldwood wants more than just syntax checking.

[611]
Generating Code From a Unit Test, Part the Second.
Richard Polton.
C Vu, 25(5):10-13, November 2013.
Richard Polton continues his quest to generate code from tests.

[612]
Why We Need To Reconsider How We Do Technical Presentations.
Dirk Haun.
C Vu, 25(5):14, November 2013.
Dirk Haun makes a case for doing presentations differently.

[613]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 25(5):15, November 2013.
Mark Radford reports the latest from the C++ Standards meetings.

[614]
Code Critique Competition 84.
Roger Orr, Juan Antonio Zaratiegui Vallecillo, Russel Winder, Balog Pál.
C Vu, 25(5):16-18, November 2013.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[615]
Norfolk Developers Conference.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 25(5):19-20, November 2013.
Paul Grenyer presents the Norfolk Developers Conference.

[616]
View from the Chair.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 25(5):20, November 2013.

[617]
OSS Enterprise.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 25(4):1, September 2013.
Editorial.

[618]
The Ethical Programmer.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 25(4):3-4, September 2013.
Pete Goodliffe follows his moral compass.

[619]
Two Sides of the Code.
Vsevolod Vlaskine.
C Vu, 25(4):5-7, September 2013.
Vsevolod Vlaskine takes a critical look at the language of programming.

[620]
Pen and Paper.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 25(4):7-8, September 2013.
Chris Oldwood finds uses for old-fashioned tools.

[621]
Testing Times.
Richard Polton.
C Vu, 25(4):9-11, September 2013.
Richard Polton looks at unit tests from a different perspective.

[622]
(Re)Reading the Classics.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 25(4):11-12, September 2013.
Chris Oldwood looks back at his favourite literature.

[623]
Code Critique Competition 83.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Phil Nash, Peter Sommerlad, Mirko Stocker, Balog Pál.
C Vu, 25(4):13-16, September 2013.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[624]
Two Pence Worth.
Various.
C Vu, 25(4):16, September 2013.
An opportunity to share your pearls of wisdom with us.

[625]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 25(4):17, September 2013.
Mark Radford reports on the latest from C++14 Standardisation.

[626]
The Reward.
Richard Polton.
C Vu, 25(4):19, September 2013.
Richard Polton writes in suggesting how we might encourage good code.

[627]
Bookcase.
Astrid Byro, Stefan Turalski, Alex Paterson, Bob Corrick.
C Vu, 25(4):19-20, September 2013.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[628]
View from the Chair.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 25(4):20, September 2013.

[629]
A beginner again.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 25(3):1, July 2013.
Editorial.

[630]
On Software Design, Space, and Visuality.
Vsevolod Vlaskine.
C Vu, 25(3):3-4, July 2013.
Vsevolod Vlaskine examines the motivations behind design visualisation.

[631]
Passionate About Programming or Passionate About Life?.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 25(3):4-5, July 2013.
Chris Oldwood takes up the baton in the Passionate debate.

[632]
All the World’s a Stage...
Anthony Williams.
C Vu, 25(3):6-10, July 2013.
Anthony Williams shows how Actors simplify multithreaded code in C++11.

[633]
How I Wrote My First Technical Presentation.
Becky Grenier.
C Vu, 25(3):11, July 2013.
Becky Grenier shares her preparations for giving a tech talk.

[634]
Wrapper Scripts.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 25(3):12-14, July 2013.
Chris Oldwood automates his toolkit for an easier and more predictable life.

[635]
The Ghost of a Codebase Past.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 25(3):15-16, July 2013.
Pete Goodliffe leads us down memory lane.

[636]
Code Critique Competition 82.
Roger Orr, Pawel Zakrzewski, Balog Pál.
C Vu, 25(3):17-21, July 2013.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[637]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 25(3):22, July 2013.
Mark Radford examines a knotty issue of lifetime facing the C++ standards committee.

[638]
ACCU Conference 2013.
Anna-Jayne Metcalfe.
C Vu, 25(3):23-25, July 2013.
shares her conference experience.

[639]
Inspiration [P]article.
Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 25(3):25, July 2013.
Frances Buontempo shares a story about how engaging with someone can be fun and rewarding.

[640]
Bookcase.
Astrid Byro, Ian Bruntlett, Paul Johnson, Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 25(3):26-27, July 2013.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[641]
View from the Chair.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 25(3):28, July 2013.

[642]
The New Informs The Old.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 25(2):1, May 2013.
Editorial.

[643]
Bug Hunting.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 25(2):3-5, May 2013.
Pete Goodliffe implores us to debug effectively.

[644]
Tar-Based Back-ups.
Filip van Laenen.
C Vu, 25(2):6-7, May 2013.
Filip van Laenen rolls his own with some simple tools.

[645]
ACCU Conference 2013.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 25(2):8-9, May 2013.
Chris Oldwood shares his experiences from this year’s conference.

[646]
Writing a Cross Platform Mobile App in C#.
Paul F. Johnson.
C Vu, 25(2):10-11, May 2013.
Paul F. Johnson uses Mono to attain portability.

[647]
Let’s Talk About Trees.
Richard Polton.
C Vu, 25(2):12-16, May 2013.
Richard Polton puts n-ary trees to use parsing XML.

[648]
Team Chat.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 25(2):16-17, May 2013.
Chris Oldwood considers the benefits of social media in the workplace.

[649]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 25(2):18, May 2013.
Mark Radford looks at some features of the next C++ Standard.

[650]
Code Critique Competition 81.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 25(2):19-21, May 2013.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[651]
Bookcase.
Astrid Byro, Alan Lenton, Paul F. Johnson.
C Vu, 25(2):22-23, May 2013.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[652]
View from the Chair.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 25(2):24, May 2013.

[653]
Letter to the Editor.
Martin Janzen.
C Vu, 25(2):24, May 2013.

[654]
Slave to the Grind.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 25(1):1, March 2013.
Editorial.

[655]
Help!.
Joana Simoes.
C Vu, 25(1):3-6, March 2013.
Joana Simoes demonstrates some features of the Qt framework for help files.

[656]
The Downs and Ups of Being an ACCU Member.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 25(1):6-7, March 2013.
Chris Oldwood reflects on what the ACCU’s ever done for him.

[657]
The Art of Software Development.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 25(1):8-9, March 2013.
Pete Goodliffe illustrates development practices. Becoming a Better Programmer # 79.

[658]
In the Tool Box - Introduction.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 25(1):10, March 2013.
Chris Oldwood introduces a column about his weapons of choice.

[659]
Impact of Semantic Association on Information Recall Performance.
Derek Jones.
C Vu, 25(1):11-14, March 2013.
Derek Jones concludes his analysis from the latest ACCU Conference experiment.

[660]
Comparing Algorithms.
Richard Polton.
C Vu, 25(1):15-17, March 2013.
Richard Polton takes different approaches to a well-known problem.

[661]
Code Critique Competition 80.
Roger Orr, Henrik Austad, Jon Kalb, Balog Pál, Pete Disdale, Martin Moene, Pawel Zakrzewski.
C Vu, 25(1):18-24, March 2013.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[662]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 25(1):25, March 2013.
Mark Radford looks at some features of the next C++ Standard.

[663]
Bookcase.
Jez Higgins, Neil Youngman, Stefan Turalski.
C Vu, 25(1):26-27, March 2013.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[664]
East Anglia MongoDB User Group.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 25(1):26, March 2013.
Paul Grenyer reviews the inaugural local meeting.

[665]
View from the Chair.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 25(1):27, March 2013.

[666]
The AGM and the Proposed New Constitution.
Giovanni Asproni.
C Vu, 25(1):28, March 2013.

[667]
For The Sake Of It.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 24(6):1, January 2013.
Editorial.

[668]
Impact of Semantic Association on Information Recall Performance (Part 1).
Derek Jones.
C Vu, 24(6):3-8, January 2013.
Derek Jones presents the analysis from his ACCU Conference experiment.

[669]
Navigating a Route.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 24(6):9-10, January 2013.
Pete Goodliffe helps us to work on a new codebase.

[670]
Hello World in JavaScript.
Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 24(6):11-12, January 2013.
Frances Buontempo demonstrates how to unit-test a simple JavaScript program.

[671]
The Composition Pattern and the Monad.
Richard Polton.
C Vu, 24(6):12-17, January 2013.
Richard Polton explains how Monads can reduce complexity.

[672]
Code Critique Competition 79.
Roger Orr, Peter Sommerlad, Joe Wood, Huw Lewis, Aleksandra Mierzejewska, Michal.
C Vu, 24(6):18-22, January 2013.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[673]
Regional Meetings.
Chris Oldwood, Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 24(6):23-24, January 2013.
Chris Oldwood rounds up a whole series of talks from ACCU London, and Paul Grenyer gives us SyncNorwich.

[674]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 24(6):25, January 2013.
Mark Radford reports the latest from C++ Standardisation.

[675]
Two Pence Worth.
Various.
C Vu, 24(6):25, January 2013.
An opportunity to share your pearls of wisdom with us.

[676]
Desert Island Books.
Ed Sykes.
C Vu, 24(6):26, January 2013.
Ed Sykes finds things to read on a Desert Island.

[677]
Bookcase.
Alexander Demin, Paul Floyd.
C Vu, 24(6):27, January 2013.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[678]
View From the Chair.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 24(6):28, January 2013.

[679]
Not Doing The Wrong Thing.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 24(5):1, November 2012.
Editorial.

[680]
Using the Unix ptrace API.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 24(5):3-7, November 2012.
Roger Orr exposes the Unix debugging API.

[681]
Functional Decomposition.
Richard Polton.
C Vu, 24(5):8-15, November 2012.
Richard Polton looks at more functional techniques for reducing duplication.

[682]
The Contradictions of Technical Recruitment.
Huw Lloyd.
C Vu, 24(5):16-19, November 2012.
reflects on the interview process.

[683]
The Advanced Coding Test.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 24(5):20-21, November 2012.
Pete Goodliffe drives his point home.

[684]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 24(5):22, November 2012.
Mark Radford reports the latest from the next version of C++.

[685]
Agile East Anglia: A Short History.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 24(5):23, November 2012.
Paul Grenyer gives us a potted history of a local group from its inception in December 2011.

[686]
Code Critique Competition 78.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 24(5):24-27, November 2012.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[687]
Two Pence Worth.
Various.
C Vu, 24(5):27, November 2012.
An opportunity to share your pearls of wisdom with us.

[688]
Bookcase.
Jez Higgins, Paul Grenyer, Fred Youhanaie, Paul Floyd, Chris Oldwood, Adam Petersen.
C Vu, 24(5):28-30, November 2012.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[689]
View From the Chair.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 24(5):31, November 2012.

[690]
Secretary’s Report.
Giovanni Asproni.
C Vu, 24(5):31, November 2012.

[691]
Different Strokes.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 24(4):1, September 2012.
Editorial.

[692]
The Curious Case of the Frozen Code.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 24(4):3-5, September 2012.
Pete Goodliffe describes the vagaries of the ‘code freeze’.

[693]
Learning and Applying the Personal Software Process.
Robert Bentall.
C Vu, 24(4):6-9, September 2012.
Robert Bentall shares his experiences from learning to measure his own performance.

[694]
Anatomy of a CLI Program Written in C.
Matthew Wilson.
C Vu, 24(4):10-20, September 2012.
Matthew Wilson dissects a simple console application to reveal hidden complexity.

[695]
Patterns and Active Patterns.
Richard Polton.
C Vu, 24(4):21-23, September 2012.
Richard Polton continues to explore how functional style can improve imperative programs.

[696]
Keeping up-to-date.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 24(4):24, September 2012.
Paul Grenyer reflects on what we need to do to stay on top of things.

[697]
Code Critique Competition 77.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Huw Lewis.
C Vu, 24(4):25-29, September 2012.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[698]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 24(4):29, September 2012.
Mark Radford presents the latest news from the ongoing C++ Standards process.

[699]
Desert Island Books.
Mark Ridgewell.
C Vu, 24(4):30-31, September 2012.
Mark Ridgewell packs for the island.

[700]
ACCU Bristol & Bath Launched.
Thomas Guest.
C Vu, 24(4):30, September 2012.
Thomas Guest reports from the inaugural meeting.

[701]
Bookcase.
Jez Higgins, Stephen Jackson, Bob Corrick.
C Vu, 24(4):31-32, September 2012.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[702]
View From the Chair.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 24(4):32, September 2012.

[703]
Flesh on Bones.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 24(3):1, July 2012.
Editorial.

[704]
Development Fuel: Software Testing in the Large.
Seweryn Habdank-Wojewódzki, Adam Petersen.
C Vu, 24(3):3-7, July 2012.
Seweryn Habdank-Wojewódzki and Adam Petersen have some advice for testing large systems.

[705]
Metaprogramming Plus: The Flexibility Enhancements.
Nick Sabalausky.
C Vu, 24(3):8-15, July 2012.
Nick Sabalausky writes more no-compromise code by metaprogramming in D.

[706]
ACCU Conference 2012.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 24(3):16-17, July 2012.
Chris Oldwood recalls his experiences of the ACCU 2012 conference.

[707]
The Art of Software Development.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 24(3):18-20, July 2012.
Pete Goodliffe vents the modern developer angst.

[708]
Patterns and Anti-patterns - Factorisation.
Richard Polton.
C Vu, 24(3):20-22, July 2012.
Richard Polton shows how redundant code can be removed by factoring to a functional style.

[709]
Desert Island Books.
Paul Grenyer, Mick Brooks.
C Vu, 24(3):23, July 2012.
Mick Brooks shares what he will take to the island.

[710]
Code Critique Competition 76.
Roger Orr, jingyu_chen, Paul Floyd, Helmut Wais, Balog Pál.
C Vu, 24(3):24-29, July 2012.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[711]
Standards Report.
Mark Radford.
C Vu, 24(3):29, July 2012.
Mark Radford reports on the latest developments for the C++ standard.

[712]
Bookcase.
Ian Bruntlett, Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 24(3):30-32, July 2012.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[713]
View From the Chair.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 24(3):32, July 2012.

[714]
Dedicated Follower of Fashion.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 24(2):1, May 2012.
Editorial.

[715]
Some Thoughts on Writing a Scientific Application.
Joana Simoes.
C Vu, 24(2):3-5, May 2012.
Joana Simoes reflects on the challenges in writing software for scientists.

[716]
Our Differences Make Us Stronger.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 24(2):6-8, May 2012.
Pete Goodliffe works with QA to produce great software.

[717]
Have Your Efficiency, and Flexibility Too.
Nick Sabalausky.
C Vu, 24(2):9-17, May 2012.
Nick Sabalausky writes no-compromise code by metaprogramming with D.

[718]
Desert Island Books.
Paul Grenyer, Lisa Crispin.
C Vu, 24(2):18-19, May 2012.
Lisa Crispin is marooned on the island.

[719]
ACCU Oxford.
David Mansergh.
C Vu, 24(2):19, May 2012.
An evening of lightning talks, reviewed by David Mansergh.

[720]
Code Critique Competition 75.
Roger Orr, Peter Sommerlad, Herman Pijl, Seweryn Habdank-Wojewódzki.
C Vu, 24(2):20-25, May 2012.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[721]
Where is ACCU going?.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 24(2):25, May 2012.
Steve Love invites you to exert some influence.

[722]
Bookcase.
Jez Higgins, Paul Floyd, Paul Grenyer, Guiseppe Vacanti, Alexander Demin.
C Vu, 24(2):26-27, May 2012.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[723]
View From The Chair.
Hubert Matthews.
C Vu, 24(2):27, May 2012.

[724]
Too Clever By Half.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 24(1):1, March 2012.
Editorial.

[725]
A Book Turned Me Into A Programmer.
Alexander Demin.
C Vu, 24(1):3, March 2012.
Alexander Demin shares his relationship with the book that got him started.

[726]
Getting One Past The Goalpost.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 24(1):4-5, March 2012.
Pete Goodliffe explains why the QA team are your friends.

[727]
Effect of Risk Attitudes on Recall of Assignment Statements (Part 2).
Derek Jones.
C Vu, 24(1):6-10, March 2012.
Derek Jones concludes his report of the ACCU 2011 Conference Developer Experiments.

[728]
Using D Slices.
Steven Schveighoffer.
C Vu, 24(1):10-13, March 2012.
Steven Schveighoffer looks at slices in D and shows why they’re not arrays.

[729]
Holiday Rules.
Omar Bashir.
C Vu, 24(1):14-19, March 2012.
Omar Bashir provides an implementation of calendars and holiday rules in Java.

[730]
Code Critique Competition 74.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Alan Bellingham, Simon Farnsworth, Matthew Wilson, Barry Nichols, Graham Patterson, Huw Lewis.
C Vu, 24(1):20-28, March 2012.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[731]
Time For A Change?.
Ric Parkin.
C Vu, 24(1):28, March 2012.
Ric Parkin feels some ‘new blood’ is needed to help keep Overload at the top.

[732]
Desert Island Books.
Francis Glassborow, Derek Jones.
C Vu, 24(1):29-30, March 2012.
Francis Glassborow maroons Derek Jones on our desert island.

[733]
Bookcase.
Paul Floyd, Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 24(1):30-31, March 2012.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[734]
View From The Chair.
Hubert Matthews.
C Vu, 24(1):32, March 2012.

[735]
Resolution.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 23(6):1, January 2012.
Editorial.

[736]
Coping with Complexity.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 23(6):3-5, January 2012.
Pete Goodliffe helps us to pick our battles.

[737]
On a Game of Lucky Sevens.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 23(6):5, January 2012.
A student performs his analysis.

[738]
Getting More Fiber In Your Diet.
Robert Clipsham.
C Vu, 23(6):6-9, January 2012.
Robert Clipsham shows the benefits of fibers in D.

[739]
Using the Windows Debugging API on Windows 64.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 23(6):10-14, January 2012.
Roger Orr finds smoke and mirrors inside 64-bit Windows.

[740]
How To Be Dispensable.
Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 23(6):14-15, January 2012.
Frances Buontempo considers the virtue of being non-essential.

[741]
Writing a Bazaar Plugin.
Peter Hammond.
C Vu, 23(6):15-18, January 2012.
Peter Hammond makes Bazaar do more than version control.

[742]
Effect of Risk Attitudes on Recall of Assignment Statements (Part 1).
Derek Jones.
C Vu, 23(6):19-22, January 2012.
Derek Jones reveals the results of his ACCU 2011 Conference developer experiments.

[743]
An Introduction to CLASP, Part 1: C.
Matthew Wilson.
C Vu, 23(6):23-32, January 2012.
Matthew Wilson presents a cure for his command line blues.

[744]
Desert Island Books.
Roger Orr, Ola Mierzejewska.
C Vu, 23(6):33, January 2012.
In this issue, Roger Orr kindly introduces Ola Mierzejewska on my behalf.

[745]
Inspirational (P)articles.
Frances Love.
C Vu, 23(6):34, January 2012.
Doctor Love finds inspiration in the simple things.

[746]
ACCU London - November 2011.
Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 23(6):34, January 2012.
Frances Buontempo reports on a recent meeting.

[747]
Code Critique Competition 73.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 23(6):35-39, January 2012.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[748]
View From The Chair.
Hubert Matthews.
C Vu, 23(6):40, January 2012.

[749]
The 24th ACCU AGM.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 23(6):30, January 2012.
Acting Secretary, ACCU.

[750]
Language Barrier.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 23(5):1, November 2011.
Editorial.

[751]
How To Pick Your Programming Language.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 23(5):3, November 2011.
Pete Goodliffe helps us make an important decision.

[752]
Introduction to std.datetime in D.
Jonathan M. Davis.
C Vu, 23(5):4-9, November 2011.
Jonathan M Davis describes his contribution to Phobos, the D Standard Lib.

[753]
A Game of Lucky Sevens.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 23(5):10, November 2011.
Baron Muncharris invites us to solve a new puzzle.

[754]
On a Game of Path Finding.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 23(5):11, November 2011.
Our student analyses the Baron’s last challenge.

[755]
Review of Effective C# Item 15: Utilize using and try-finally for Resource Clean-up.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 23(5):12-13, November 2011.
Paul Grenyer gets to grips with the Dispose pattern.

[756]
Enum - a Misnomer.
Daniel James.
C Vu, 23(5):14-17, November 2011.
Daniel James exposes enum as unsuitable for enumeration.

[757]
Intelligent Software Design.
Simon Salter.
C Vu, 23(5):17, November 2011.
Simon Salter receives divine inspiration for a satirical view of the design process.

[758]
Inspirational (P)articles.
Frances Love.
C Vu, 23(5):18, November 2011.
Frances Love introduces Paul Grenyer.

[759]
C++ Standards Report 11.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 23(5):18, November 2011.
Roger Orr reports on the new C++ standard.

[760]
Desert Island Books.
Paul Grenyer, Roger Orr.
C Vu, 23(5):19-20, November 2011.
Roger Orr shares the contents of his suitcase.

[761]
Memories of Learning C.
Anthony Williams.
C Vu, 23(5):20, November 2011.
Anthony Williams recalls his first experiences of C.

[762]
Code Critique Competition 72.
Roger Orr, Paul Floyd, Peter Sommerlad, Balog Pál, Huw Lewis, Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 23(5):21-27, November 2011.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[763]
Bookcase.
Jez Higgins, Daniel Higgins, Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 23(5):27-28, November 2011.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[764]
View From The Chair.
Hubert Matthews.
C Vu, 23(5):28, November 2011.

[765]
Forgotten Old Hat.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 23(4):1, September 2011.
Editorial.

[766]
Enumerating Experiences.
Matthew Wilson.
C Vu, 23(4):3-11, September 2011.
Matthew Wilson uncovers some traps and pitfalls with enumerations in C and C++.

[767]
A Game of Path Finding.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 23(4):12, September 2011.
Baron Muncharris sets a challenge.

[768]
On a Game of One Against Many.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 23(4):13-14, September 2011.
A student performs his analysis.

[769]
Smarter, Not Harder.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 23(4):15-16, September 2011.
Pete Goodliffe helps us to pick our battles.

[770]
Concurrency, Parallelism and D.
David Simcha.
C Vu, 23(4):17-19, September 2011.
David Simcha explains message passing for parallel programs in D.

[771]
Code Patterns.
Adam Petersen.
C Vu, 23(4):20-21, September 2011.
Adam Petersen sees value in the visual shape of the code.

[772]
An Introduction to the Windows Presentation Foundation with the Model-View-ViewModel (Part 2).
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 23(4):21-25, September 2011.
Paul Grenyer wraps up the introduction to WPF.

[773]
Code Critique Competition 71.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 23(4):26-30, September 2011.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[774]
Standards Report C++11.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 23(4):31, September 2011.
Roger Orr reports on the new C++ standard.

[775]
View From The Chair.
Hubert Matthews.
C Vu, 23(4):32, September 2011.

[776]
Regional Meetings: ACCU London.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 23(4):32, September 2011.
Chris Oldwood reflects on a recent London event.

[777]
Screen Test.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 23(3):1, July 2011.
Editorial.

[778]
It’s The Thought That Accounts.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 23(3):3-4, July 2011.
Pete Goodliffe encourages us to craft great code. Using other people.

[779]
An Analysis of a Game of Divisions.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 23(3):5-6, July 2011.
The Baron’s student acquaintance analyses the game.

[780]
A Game of One Against Many.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 23(3):7, July 2011.
Baron Muncharris is offered a wager.

[781]
All from a Telephone Call.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 23(3):8-9, July 2011.
Francis Glassborow reflects on the origins of ACCU.

[782]
An Introduction to the Windows Presentation Foundation with the Model-View-ViewModel (Part 1).
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 23(3):10-18, July 2011.
Paul Grenyer introduces core patterns for WPF development.

[783]
One Test or Two?.
Chris O’Dell, Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 23(3):19, July 2011.
Chris O’Dell and Paul Grenyer debate the best granularity for units.

[784]
Perforce Cross-Platform Patcher.
Alexander Demin.
C Vu, 23(3):20-21, July 2011.
Alexander Demin demonstrates a deployment tool for Perforce.

[785]
A Software Experience.
Simon Sebright.
C Vu, 23(3):22-23, July 2011.
Simon Sebright shares his frustrations with popular tools.

[786]
Goodbye from the Conference Chair.
Giovanni Asproni.
C Vu, 23(3):23, July 2011.
Giovanni Asproni takes his last bow.

[787]
Code Critique Competition 70.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 23(3):24-26, July 2011.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[788]
Desert Island Books.
Paul Grenyer, James Byatt.
C Vu, 23(3):27-29, July 2011.
James Byatt shares the contents of his suitcase.

[789]
Mentored Developers Update.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 23(3):29, July 2011.
Paul Grenyer outlines the latest projects.

[790]
Standards Report: C++0x.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 23(3):30, July 2011.
Roger Orr brings us up to date with the latest news.

[791]
Bookcase.
Jez Higgins, Paul Grenyer, Ian Bruntlett, Steve Love.
C Vu, 23(3):31-32, July 2011.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[792]
Coincidence and convergence.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 23(2):1, May 2011.

[793]
A Game of Divisions.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 23(2):3, May 2011.
Baron Muncharris sets a challenge.

[794]
Testing Times.
Seb Rose.
C Vu, 23(2):4-7, May 2011.
Seb Rose shows that unit tests are for everyone.

[795]
On a Game of Blockade.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 23(2):7, May 2011.
A student performs his analysis.

[796]
Coding Standards for Software Correctness.
Yechiel Kimchi.
C Vu, 23(2):8-11, May 2011.
Yechiel Kimchi divides and conquers.

[797]
Concurrent Programming in Go.
Alexander Demin.
C Vu, 23(2):12-16, May 2011.
Alexander Demin examines Google’s Go language.

[798]
Relish the Challenge.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 23(2):16-17, May 2011.
Pete Goodliffe encourages us to seek out a new challenge.

[799]
ACCU 2011 Conference.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 23(2):18-19, May 2011.
Chris Oldwood shares his experiences.

[800]
Code Critique Competition 69.
Roger Orr, Pete Disdale.
C Vu, 23(2):19-21, May 2011.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[801]
Desert Island Books.
Chris O’Dell.
C Vu, 23(2):22-23, May 2011.
Chris O’Dell makes her selection.

[802]
Bookcase.
Jez Higgins, Joes Staal, Paul Grenyer, Paul Floyd.
C Vu, 23(2):23-24, May 2011.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[803]
View From The Chair.
Hubert Matthews.
C Vu, 23(2):24, May 2011.

[804]
What was, what is, and what may be.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 23(1):1, March 2011.
Editorial.

[805]
The First Little Step into Test-Driven Development.
Alexander Demin.
C Vu, 23(1):2-7, March 2011.
Alexander Demin takes a good look at Google Test.

[806]
Many-festos.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 23(1):8, March 2011.
Pete Goodliffe crafts one manifesto to rule them all.

[807]
A Game of Blockade.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 23(1):9, March 2011.
Baron Muncharris sets a challenge.

[808]
On a Game of Tug o’ War.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 23(1):10, March 2011.
A student performs his analysis.

[809]
Further Experiments in String Switching.
Matthew Wilson.
C Vu, 23(1):11-13, March 2011.
Matthew Wilson finds adding requirements can be agreeably easy.

[810]
Using the Windows Debugging API.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 23(1):13-17, March 2011.
Roger Orr reveals the magic of Windows Debuggers.

[811]
What is in a name?.
Stephen Baynes.
C Vu, 23(1):18, March 2011.
Stephen Baynes examines just how important a name is.

[812]
The Kanban Ones Games.
Jon Jagger.
C Vu, 23(1):19, March 2011.
Jon Jagger describes a game revealing team behaviour.

[813]
Inspirational (P)articles.
Frances Love.
C Vu, 23(1):20, March 2011.
Dr Love introduces Chris Oldwood.

[814]
ACCU Mentored Developers Project.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 23(1):20, March 2011.
Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided by Tests.

[815]
Desert Island Books.
Paul Grenyer, Nat Pryce.
C Vu, 23(1):21, March 2011.
Nat Pryce makes his selection.

[816]
ACCU Regional Meetings.
Chris Oldwood, Steve Love.
C Vu, 23(1):22, March 2011.
This time the spotlight falls on London.

[817]
Code Critique Competition 68.
Roger Orr, Peter Sommerlad, Huw Lewis.
C Vu, 23(1):23-27, March 2011.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[818]
View From The Chair.
Hubert Matthews.
C Vu, 23(1):28, March 2011.

[819]
The 23rd AGM.
Alan Bellingham.
C Vu, 23(1):28, March 2011.
Secretary ACCU.

[820]
Look at the princess.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 22(6):1, January 2011.

[821]
Sustainable Space.
Kevlin Henney.
C Vu, 22(6):3, January 2011.
Kevlin Henney shares a code layout pattern.

[822]
Experiences of Pair Programming.
Chris O’Dell.
C Vu, 22(6):4, January 2011.
Chris O’Dell shares her experiences of pair programming.

[823]
Hotel Room to Train Carriage.
Jon Jagger.
C Vu, 22(6):6, January 2011.
Jon Jagger shares some illuminating musings.

[824]
When It’s Done, It’s Done.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 22(6):5-7, January 2011.
Pete Goodliffe implores us to stop. When it’s time to.

[825]
A Game of Tug o’ War.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 22(6):9, January 2011.
Baron Muncharris sets a challenge.

[826]
On a Game of Roulette.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 22(6):9-10, January 2011.
A student analyses the Baron’s last puzzle.

[827]
Somno, The Barber of Clapham Junction, Introduces GPars.
Russel Winder.
C Vu, 22(6):11-22, January 2011.
Russel Winder introduces concurrency techniques in Groovy.

[828]
A Foray into CMake.
Colin Hersom.
C Vu, 22(6):22-23, January 2011.
Colin Hersom tells us of his experience using CMake for the first time.

[829]
Agile Cambridge 2010.
Giovanni Asproni.
C Vu, 22(6):24, January 2011.
Giovanni Asproni gives us an alternative view of Agile Cambridge 2010.

[830]
Inspirational (P)articles.
Frances Buontempo, Dr Love.
C Vu, 22(6):24, January 2011.
Dr Love introduces Sue Black.

[831]
Desert Island Books.
Paul Grenyer, Rachel Davies.
C Vu, 22(6):25, January 2011.
Rachel Davies shares her choice of books and music.

[832]
Code Critique Competition 67.
Roger Orr, Chris Main, Peter Sommerlad, Huw Lewis.
C Vu, 22(6):26-30, January 2011.
Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.

[833]
Bookcase.
Jez Higgins, Paul Floyd, Giuseppe Vacanti, Paul Grenyer, Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 22(6):30-32, January 2011.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[834]
View From The Chair.
Hubert Matthews.
C Vu, 22(6):32, January 2011.

[835]
What’s It Like?.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 22(5):1, November 2010.
Editorial.

[836]
A Game of Roulette.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 22(5):3, November 2010.
The Baron has two games to play.

[837]
On a Game of Chase.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 22(5):4-5, November 2010.
The Baron’s student acquaintance analyses his previous game.

[838]
A Comparison of Boolean Flags.
Paul Floyd.
C Vu, 22(5):6-8, November 2010.
Paul Floyd compares different ways of representing flags in C++.

[839]
What is Code-Dojo?.
Jon Jagger.
C Vu, 22(5):9-10, November 2010.
Jon Jagger explains a way to practise our coding skills.

[840]
This Time I’ve Got It...
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 22(5):10-11, November 2010.
Pete Goodliffe tells us a story of stress, short-sightedness, and solutions.

[841]
Desert Island Books.
Paul Grenyer, Alan Stokes.
C Vu, 22(5):12-13, November 2010.
Alan Stokes chooses to take old friends with him.

[842]
Inspiration (P)articles.
Frances Buontempo, Steve Love.
C Vu, 22(5):13, November 2010.
Frances Buontempo continues her quest for positive experiences.

[843]
Code Critique Competition 66.
Roger Orr, Huw Lewis, Paul Floyd.
C Vu, 22(5):14-17, November 2010.
Set and collated by Roger Orr.

[844]
Regional Meetings.
Paul Grenyer, James A. Whittaker, Allan Kelly, Jason Gorman, Steve Freeman, Andrew Jackman, Jon Jagger, Rachel Davies, Giovanni Asproni, Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 22(5):18-19, November 2010.
A round-up of what’s happened at an event near you!.

[845]
Bookcase.
Alan Griffiths, Paul Grenyer, Paul Floyd, Robert Jones, Allan Kelly, David Pol Ahonen, Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 22(5):20-23, November 2010.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[846]
View From The Chair.
Hubert Matthews.
C Vu, 22(5):24, November 2010.

[847]
A Simple Assignment.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 22(4):1, September 2010.
Editorial.

[848]
People Power.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 22(4):3-4, September 2010.
Pete Goodliffe shows us how to become better programmers.

[849]
Flexible Function Façades for C and C++.
Matthew Wilson.
C Vu, 22(4):5-12, September 2010.
Matt Wilson presents a technique for compiling headers as C or C++ without changes.

[850]
An Interview with Jerry Weinberg.
Jon Jagger.
C Vu, 22(4):13-14, September 2010.
Jon Jagger asks the questions.

[851]
A Game of Chase.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 22(4):15, September 2010.
Baron Muncharris plays a two-horse race.

[852]
On a Game of Guesswork.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 22(4):15-16, September 2010.
A student performs his analysis.

[853]
Code Critique Competition 65.
Roger Orr, Thaddaeus Frogley, Richard Polton, Huw Lewis.
C Vu, 22(4):17-20, September 2010.
Set and collated by Roger Orr.

[854]
Inspirational (P)articles.
Richard Polton.
C Vu, 22(4):20, September 2010.
Richard Polton discovers that a little thought and insight can save a lot of time.

[855]
Desert Island Books.
Paul Grenyer, Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 22(4):21-22, September 2010.
Chris Oldwood chooses his companions to take to the island.

[856]
Bookcase.
Jez Higgins, Gavin Heavyside, Derek M. Jones, Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 22(4):23-24, September 2010.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[857]
View From The Chair.
Hubert Matthews.
C Vu, 22(4):24, September 2010.

[858]
Software Construction Site.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 22(3):1, July 2010.
Editorial.

[859]
Implementing One-to-Many Relations in C++.
Xavier Nodet.
C Vu, 22(3):3-7, July 2010.
Xavier Nodet looks at managing relationships in C++.

[860]
Software Development in 2010.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 22(3):8, July 2010.
Pete Goodliffe helps shows us how to develop winning software.

[861]
Experiments in String Switching.
Matthew Wilson.
C Vu, 22(3):9-11, July 2010.
Matthew Wilson examines switching on strings.

[862]
Competency Scale.
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 22(3):12, July 2010.
Ian Bruntlett thinks about expertise.

[863]
Implication Assert.
John Fraser.
C Vu, 22(3):13-14, July 2010.
John Fraser describes a novel use of assert.

[864]
A Game of Guesswork.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 22(3):15, July 2010.
Baron Muncharris sets a challenge.

[865]
On a Game of Nerve.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 22(3):16-17, July 2010.
The Baron’s acquaintance performs his analysis.

[866]
1st Annual UK Vintage Computing Festival.
Astrid Byro.
C Vu, 22(3):17, July 2010.
This was held at the National Museum of Computing, Bletchley Park on 19th and 20th June 2010.

[867]
Regional Meetings.
Paul Grenyer, N.N..
C Vu, 22(3):18-19, July 2010.
A round-up of happenings across the country.

[868]
Desert Island Books.
Paul Grenyer, Phil Bass.
C Vu, 22(3):19-21, July 2010.
Phil Bass heads for the life boats.

[869]
Code Critique Competition 64.
Roger Orr, Matthew Wilson, Paul Stephenson, Pete Disdale, Terry Whiterod, Balog Pál.
C Vu, 22(3):22-32, July 2010.
Set and collated by Roger Orr.

[870]
Bookcase.
Jez Higgins, Matthew Jones, Allan Kelly, Pete Goodliffe, Garry Lancaster, Ian Bruntlett, Alison Lloyd, Paul Grenyer, Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 22(3):33-35, July 2010.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[871]
View From The Chair.
Hubert Matthews.
C Vu, 22(3):36, July 2010.

[872]
ACCU 2010: A View from the Conference Chair.
Giovanni Asproni.
C Vu, 22(3):36, July 2010.

[873]
Choose Your Language Carefully.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 22(2):1, May 2010.
Editorial.

[874]
A Timer for Rummikub.
David Sykes.
C Vu, 22(2):3-6, May 2010.
David Sykes develops a PIC-based timer using test-driven development.

[875]
Live to Love to Learn (Part 3).
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 22(2):8-10, May 2010.
Pete Goodliffe concludes his journey of self-improvement.

[876]
A Game of Nerve.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 22(2):11, May 2010.
Baron Muncharris has another tall tale.

[877]
Lazy Initialisation of Shared Resources.
Iain Charlton.
C Vu, 22(2):12-17, May 2010.
Iain Charlton looks at managing object lifetime from birth to death and beyond.

[878]
On a Game of Strategy.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 22(2):18-19, May 2010.
The Baron’s student acquantance performs his analysis.

[879]
Desert Island Books.
Paul Grenyer, Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 22(2):19-20, May 2010.
Paul Grenyer drops Pete Goodliffe on the island.

[880]
Code Critique Competition 63.
Roger Orr, Balog Pál.
C Vu, 22(2):21-23, May 2010.
Set and collated by Roger Orr.

[881]
Regional Meetings.
Chris Oldwood.
C Vu, 22(2):24, May 2010.
Chris Oldwood enjoys a night out data mapping and generating code.

[882]
Inspirational (P)articles.
Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 22(2):24, May 2010.
Frances Buontempo inspires us once more.

[883]
A Conference Retrospective.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 22(2):25-29, May 2010.
Paul Grenyer reflects on his time at this year’s conference.

[884]
Bookcase.
Jez Higgins, Paul Grenyer, Paul Colin Gloster, Pete Goodliffe, Simon Sebright.
C Vu, 22(2):29-32, May 2010.
The latest roundup of book reviews.

[885]
View From The Chair.
Jez Higgins.
C Vu, 22(2):32, May 2010.

[886]
By Convention.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 22(1):1, March 2010.
Editorial.

[887]
Live to Love to Learn (Part 2).
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 22(1):3-6, March 2010.
Pete Goodliffe continues his journey of self-improvement.

[888]
Of Lag, Throughput and Jitter.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 22(1):6-7, March 2010.
Alan Lenton gives a glossary of terms.

[889]
Continuous Integration for One.
Jez Higgins.
C Vu, 22(1):8-9, March 2010.
Jez Higgins sees value in team tools for one person.

[890]
Code Formatting in C++.
Phil Nash.
C Vu, 22(1):10-12, March 2010.
Phil Nash explains why formatting counts.

[891]
A Game of Stategy.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 22(1):13-14, March 2010.
Baron Muncharris sets us another challenge.

[892]
On a Game of Skill.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 22(1):14, March 2010.
The Baron’s student acquaintance plays the game.

[893]
Assert Yourself.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 22(1):15, March 2010.
Richard Harris finds new respect for the humble assert.

[894]
Developing Web Applications with the Google Web Toolkit.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 22(1):16-25, March 2010.
Paul Grenyer explores web UI development in Java.

[895]
More About Bash.
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 22(1):26-27, March 2010.
Ian Bruntlett discovers more *nix shell tools.

[896]
Inspirational (P)articles.
Dáire Stockdale.
C Vu, 22(1):27, March 2010.
Dáire Stockdale shares a recent source of inspiration.

[897]
Code Critique Competition #62.
Roger Orr, Balog Pál.
C Vu, 22(1):28-32, March 2010.
Set and collated by Roger Orr.

[898]
Desert Island Books.
Paul Grenyer, Terje Slettebø.
C Vu, 22(1):33-34, March 2010.
Paul Grenyer maroons Terje Slettebø.

[899]
Bookcase.
Jez Higgins, Ian Bruntlett, Anthony Williams, Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 22(1):34-35, March 2010.
The latest roundup of ACCU book reviews.

[900]
View From The Chair.
Jez Higgins.
C Vu, 22(1):36, March 2010.

[901]
Tales From the Other Side.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 21(6):1, January 2010.
Editorial.

[902]
Hunting the Snark (Part 5).
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 21(6):3, January 2010.
Alan Lenton investigates engineering in software.

[903]
A Brief Introduction to F#.
Joe Wood.
C Vu, 21(6):4-8, January 2010.
Joe Wood shares his experiences with a new .Net functional language.

[904]
Data Access Layer Design for Java Enterprise Applications.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 21(6):9-14, January 2010.
Paul Grenyer explores a more object-oriented way of working with databases.

[905]
Deciding Between IF and SWITCH When Writing Code (Part 2).
Derek Jones.
C Vu, 21(6):15-18, January 2010.
Derek Jones concludes his study of programmers’ habits.

[906]
A Game of Skill.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 21(6):19, January 2010.
Baron Muncharris sets a challenge.

[907]
On a Game of Cards.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 21(6):20, January 2010.
A student performs an analysis.

[908]
AYE Conference Report.
Jon Jagger.
C Vu, 21(6):20, January 2010.
Jon Jagger gives a report of his experience at the AYE Conference.

[909]
Live to Love to Learn.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 21(6):21-22, January 2010.
Pete Goodliffe begins a journey of self-improvement.

[910]
Another year, another great ACCU conference is coming!.
Giovanni Asproni.
C Vu, 21(6):22, January 2010.
Giovanni Asproni gives us a taste of things to come.

[911]
Desert Island Books.
Paul Grenyer, Alison Lloyd.
C Vu, 21(6):23-24, January 2010.
Paul Grenyer maroons Alison Lloyd.

[912]
ACCU London.
James Lyndsay.
C Vu, 21(6):24, January 2010.
James Lyndsay: Anticipating Surprises (or How to Find Problems and Persuade People You’ve Avoided Them).

[913]
ACCU Security 2009.
Ralph McArdell, Ewan Milne.
C Vu, 21(6):25-26, January 2010.

[914]
Code Critique #61.
Roger Orr, John Bytheway, Martin Moene.
C Vu, 21(6):26-31, January 2010.
The winner of last week’s competition.

[915]
Bookcase.
Jez Higgins, Derek Graham, Gail Ollis, Allan Kelly, Pete Goodliffe, Chris Oldwood, Giuseppe Vacanti, Adam Petersen.
C Vu, 21(6):32-35, January 2010.
The latest roundup of ACCU book reviews.

[916]
View From The Chair.
Jez Higgins.
C Vu, 21(6):36, January 2010.

[917]
Reflections on Learning.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 21(5):1, November 2009.
Editorial.

[918]
Respect the Software Release Process.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 21(5):3, November 2009.
Pete Goodliffe implores us to take the ‘last step’ carefully.

[919]
Java Dependency Management with Ivy (Part 2).
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 21(5):4, November 2009.
Paul Grenyer looks at Ivy in more depth.

[920]
Charming the Snake.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 21(5):10, November 2009.
Steve Love makes his Python programs more modular.

[921]
Deciding Between IF and SWITCH When Writing Code.
Derek Jones.
C Vu, 21(5):14, November 2009.
Derek Jones analyses some programmers’ habits.

[922]
Beyond Pipelining Programmes in Linux.
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 21(5):20, November 2009.
Unearthed Arcana (Part 1): Ian Bruntlett uncovers the back-tick.

[923]
What is C++0x?.
Bjarne Stroustrup.
C Vu, 21(5):21, November 2009.
Bjarne Stroustrup concludes his tour of C++0x.

[924]
A Game of Cards with Baron Munchharris.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 21(5):26, November 2009.
Baron Muncharris suggests a game of cards.

[925]
On a Game of Dice.
Richard Harris.
C Vu, 21(5):27, November 2009.
A student analyses Baron Muncharris’ dice problem.

[926]
Code Critique #60.
Roger Orr, Damien Ruscoe, Martin Moene, Joe Wood, Nevin Liber.
C Vu, 21(5):28, November 2009.
The winner of last week’s competition.

[927]
Desert Island Books.
Paul Grenyer, Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 21(5):36, November 2009.
Paul Grenyer maroons Frances Buontempo.

[928]
Inspirational (p)articles.
Frances Buontempo.
C Vu, 21(5):37, November 2009.
Frances Buontempo introduces Andrew Holme’s inspiration.

[929]
Bookcase.
Jez Higgins, Colin Paul Gloster.
C Vu, 21(5):38, November 2009.
The latest roundup of ACCU book reviews.

[930]
Interpreting Custom Unix Shell Scripts in C (Erratum).
Ian Bruntlett.
C Vu, 21(5):40, November 2009.

[931]
View From The Chair.
Jez Higgins.
C Vu, 21(5):40, November 2009.

[932]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 18(1):, February 2006.

[933]
Editorial.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 17(6):, December 2005.

[934]
Test Driven Development of C# User Interfaces.
Phran Ryder.
C Vu, 17(6):, December 2005.

[935]
Student Code Critique Competition 37.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 17(6):, December 2005.

[936]
Silas's Corner.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 17(6):, December 2005.

[937]
Professionalism in Programming #35.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 17(6):, December 2005.

[938]
Let's Do C# and MySQL - Part 2 - A Beginning.
Paul F. Johnson.
C Vu, 17(6):, December 2005.

[939]
Grid and Utility Computing - The Return of the Bureau.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 17(6):, December 2005.

[940]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 17(6):, December 2005.

[941]
Debuggers Should Go Backwards.
Greg Law.
C Vu, 17(6):, December 2005.

[942]
Cryptographic Mistakes Made in Programming.
Jonathan Wignall.
C Vu, 17(6):, December 2005.

[943]
Conference Report - AgileNorth.
Phran Ryder.
C Vu, 17(6):, December 2005.

[944]
A Reflection on Defensive Programming.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 17(6):, December 2005.

[945]
Editorial.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 17(5):, October 2005.

[946]
db4objects - Innovating Object Databases with Open Source.
Roberto Zicari.
C Vu, 17(5):, October 2005.

[947]
When Worlds Collide 2 - Circuit Switch Telephony and Packet Switch Networks.
Mark Easterbrook.
C Vu, 17(5):, October 2005.

[948]
Tracking Exceptions in Web Services with GUIDs.
MatThew Skelton.
C Vu, 17(5):, October 2005.

[949]
The Agile Manifesto Explained (and a First Amendment).
Phran Ryder.
C Vu, 17(5):, October 2005.

[950]
Student Code Critique Competition 36.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 17(5):, October 2005.

[951]
Silas's Corner.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 17(5):, October 2005.

[952]
Setting up a Subversion Server for Remote Use.
Craig Ringer.
C Vu, 17(5):, October 2005.

[953]
Professionalism in Programming #34.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 17(5):, October 2005.

[954]
Pointer Reversal: An Algorithm Design Technique.
Atul Khot.
C Vu, 17(5):, October 2005.

[955]
Patterns in C - Part 5: REACTOR.
Adam Petersen.
C Vu, 17(5):, October 2005.

[956]
Let's Do C# and MySQL - Part 1 - MySQL.
Paul F. Johnson.
C Vu, 17(5):, October 2005.

[957]
Late News!.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 17(5):, October 2005.

[958]
J2SE 5.0 New Features.
Dave Salter.
C Vu, 17(5):, October 2005.

[959]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 17(5):, October 2005.

[960]
Transactions with Delegates in C#.
MatThew Skelton.
C Vu, 17(4):, August 2005.

[961]
Student Code Critique Competition 35.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 17(4):, August 2005.

[962]
Sharp as C.
George Shagov.
C Vu, 17(4):, August 2005.

[963]
Qt 4.0 is Out!.
Jasmin Blanchette.
C Vu, 17(4):, August 2005.

[964]
Professionalism in Programming #33.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 17(4):, August 2005.

[965]
Patterns in C - Part 4: OBSERVER.
Adam Petersen.
C Vu, 17(4):, August 2005.

[966]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 17(4):, August 2005.

[967]
Editorial.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 17(4):, August 2005.

[968]
Comments.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 17(4):, August 2005.

[969]
Caption Competition.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 17(4):, August 2005.

[970]
Becoming and Being Agile.
Phran Ryder.
C Vu, 17(4):, August 2005.

[971]
ACCU Conference 2005.
David Nash.
C Vu, 17(4):, August 2005.

[972]
Welcome to the Wonderful World of Porting!.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 17(3):, June 2005.

[973]
Student Code Critique Competition 34.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 17(3):, June 2005.

[974]
Silas's Corner.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 17(3):, June 2005.

[975]
Professionalism in Programming #32.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 17(3):, June 2005.

[976]
Patterns in C - Part 3: Strategy.
Adam Petersen.
C Vu, 17(3):, June 2005.

[977]
Out with the old....
Pippa Hennessy.
C Vu, 17(3):, June 2005.

[978]
New Container Classes in Qt 4.
Jasmin Blanchette.
C Vu, 17(3):, June 2005.

[979]
Introduction to Tcl/Tk: Part 2.
R D Findlay.
C Vu, 17(3):, June 2005.

[980]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 17(3):, June 2005.

[981]
Editorial.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 17(3):, June 2005.

[982]
Comments.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 17(3):, June 2005.

[983]
Bjarne Stoustrup's Fiver.
Jez Higgins.
C Vu, 17(3):, June 2005.

[984]
Are Certificates Worth the Paper they are Written On?.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 17(3):, June 2005.

[985]
ACCU Conference 2005.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 17(3):, June 2005.

[986]
ACCU 2004 Article Writing Competition.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 17(3):, June 2005.

[987]
Using Qt's Non-GUI Classes.
Jasmin Blanchette.
C Vu, 17(2):, April 2005.

[988]
Student Code Critique Competition 33.
David A. Caabeiro.
C Vu, 17(2):, April 2005.

[989]
Professionalism in Programming #31.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 17(2):, April 2005.

[990]
Patterns in C - Part 2: State.
Adam Petersen.
C Vu, 17(2):, April 2005.

[991]
Introduction to Tcl/Tk.
R D Findlay.
C Vu, 17(2):, April 2005.

[992]
I Wish Programming Was Easy Again.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 17(2):, April 2005.

[993]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 17(2):, April 2005.

[994]
Forgetting the ABC.
Orjan Westing.
C Vu, 17(2):, April 2005.

[995]
Editorial.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 17(2):, April 2005.

[996]
Automatically Generating Word Documents.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 17(2):, April 2005.

[997]
An Introduction to Objective-C.
D. A. Thomas.
C Vu, 17(2):, April 2005.

[998]
A Subversion Primer.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 17(2):, April 2005.

[999]
Wx - A Live Port - Part 3.
Jonathan Selby.
C Vu, 17(1):, February 2005.

[1000]
Student Code Critique Competition 32.
David A. Caabeiro.
C Vu, 17(1):, February 2005.

[1001]
Professionalism in Programming #30.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 17(1):, February 2005.

[1002]
Patterns in C - Part 1.
Adam Petersen.
C Vu, 17(1):, February 2005.

[1003]
Memory For a Short Sequence of Assignment Statements.
Derek M. Jones.
C Vu, 17(1):, February 2005.

[1004]
Elephant - A C++ Memory Observer.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 17(1):, February 2005.

[1005]
Editorial.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 17(1):, February 2005.

[1006]
An Introduction to Programming with GTK+ and Glade in ISO C and ISO C++ - Part 4.
Roger Leigh.
C Vu, 17(1):, February 2005.

[1007]
An Introduction to Objective-C.
D. A. Thomas.
C Vu, 17(1):, February 2005.

[1008]
Wx - A Live Port.
Jonathan Selby.
C Vu, 16(6):, December 2004.

[1009]
Writing Custom Widgets in Qt.
Jasmin Blanchette.
C Vu, 16(6):, December 2004.

[1010]
What's in a Namespace?.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 16(6):, December 2004.

[1011]
Student Code Critique Competition 31.
David A. Caabeiro.
C Vu, 16(6):, December 2004.

[1012]
Professionalism in Programming #29.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 16(6):, December 2004.

[1013]
Memory for a Short Sequence of Assignment Statements.
Derek M. Jones.
C Vu, 16(6):, December 2004.

[1014]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 16(6):, December 2004.

[1015]
Editorial.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 16(6):, December 2004.

[1016]
Blue Fountain Systems - An Open Source Company.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 16(6):, December 2004.

[1017]
Automatically-Generated Nightmares.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 16(6):, December 2004.

[1018]
An Introduction to Programming with GTK+ and Glade in ISO C and ISO C++ - Part 3.
Roger Leigh.
C Vu, 16(6):, December 2004.

[1019]
An Introduction to Objective-C.
D. A. Thomas.
C Vu, 16(6):, December 2004.

[1020]
Wx - A Live Port.
Jonathan Selby.
C Vu, 16(5):, October 2004.

[1021]
Student Code Critique Competition 30.
David A. Caabeiro.
C Vu, 16(5):, October 2004.

[1022]
Rapid Dialog Design Using Qt.
Jasmin Blanchette.
C Vu, 16(5):, October 2004.

[1023]
Professionalism in Programming #28.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 16(5):, October 2004.

[1024]
Letters to the Editor.
Simon Sebright.
C Vu, 16(5):, October 2004.

[1025]
Letters to the Editor.
Peter Crouch.
C Vu, 16(5):, October 2004.

[1026]
Letters to the Editor.
James Roberts.
C Vu, 16(5):, October 2004.

[1027]
Letters to the Editor.
Graham Patterson.
C Vu, 16(5):, October 2004.

[1028]
Introduction to STL (Standard Template Library).
Rajanikanth Jammalamadaka.
C Vu, 16(5):, October 2004.

[1029]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 16(5):, October 2004.

[1030]
Editorial.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 16(5):, October 2004.

[1031]
An Introduction to Programming with GTK+ and Glade - Part 2.
Roger Leigh.
C Vu, 16(5):, October 2004.

[1032]
An Introduction to Objective-C.
D. A. Thomas.
C Vu, 16(5):, October 2004.

[1033]
XML as a Model-View-Controller System for Documents.
MatThew Strawbridge.
C Vu, 16(4):, August 2004.

[1034]
Using a Live Linux Distribution.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 16(4):, August 2004.

[1035]
Student Code Critique Competition 29.
David A. Caabeiro.
C Vu, 16(4):, August 2004.

[1036]
Professionalism in Programming #27.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 16(4):, August 2004.

[1037]
Letter to the Editor.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 16(4):, August 2004.

[1038]
Introduction to C# - Part 2.
Mike Bergin.
C Vu, 16(4):, August 2004.

[1039]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 16(4):, August 2004.

[1040]
Editorial.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 16(4):, August 2004.

[1041]
Creating Standard GUI Applications.
Mark Summerfield.
C Vu, 16(4):, August 2004.

[1042]
C++ Templates - A Simple Example.
Rajanikanth Jammalamadaka.
C Vu, 16(4):, August 2004.
p>This article describes the C++ code for performing basic operations on matrices using templates.


[1043]
An Introduction to Programming with GTK+ and Glade in ISO C and ISO C++.
Roger Leigh.
C Vu, 16(4):, August 2004.

[1044]
An Introduction to Objective-C.
D. A. Thomas.
C Vu, 16(4):, August 2004.

[1045]
The ACCU Conference 2004.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 16(3):, June 2004.

[1046]
Student Code Critique Competition 28.
David A. Caabeiro.
C Vu, 16(3):, June 2004.

[1047]
Professionalism in Programming #26.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 16(3):, June 2004.

[1048]
Letters to the Editor.
Mark Grimshaw.
C Vu, 16(3):, June 2004.

[1049]
Letters to the Editor.
Unknown.
C Vu, 16(3):, June 2004.

[1050]
Introduction To C#.
Mike Bergin.
C Vu, 16(3):, June 2004.

[1051]
Going GUI with Qt.
Mark Summerfield.
C Vu, 16(3):, June 2004.

[1052]
Functional Programming in Python: An Introduction by Example.
Thomas Guest.
C Vu, 16(3):, June 2004.

[1053]
From the Coalface.
Unknown.
C Vu, 16(3):, June 2004.

[1054]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 16(3):, June 2004.

[1055]
Editorial.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 16(3):, June 2004.

[1056]
Editorial.
Paul Johnson.
C Vu, 16(2):, April 2004.

[1057]
Writing Maintainable Code.
Anthony Williams.
C Vu, 16(2):, April 2004.

[1058]
Student Code Critique Competition 27.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 16(2):, April 2004.

[1059]
Professionalism in Programming #25.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 16(2):, April 2004.

[1060]
I_mean_something_to_somebody, Part Two.
Derek Jones.
C Vu, 16(2):, April 2004.

[1061]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 16(2):, April 2004.

[1062]
C++/CLI, Ecma TC39/TG5,and SC22/WG21.
Thomas Plum.
C Vu, 16(2):, April 2004.

[1063]
A Python Script to Relocate Source Trees.
Thomas Guest.
C Vu, 16(2):, April 2004.

[1064]
do...while.
James Dennett.
C Vu, 16(1):, February 2004.

[1065]
Student Code Critique Competition 26.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 16(1):, February 2004.
This item is part of the Dialogue section of C Vu, which is intended to designate it as an item where reader interaction is particularly important. Readers’ comments and criticisms of published entries\nare always welcome.

[1066]
Professionalism in Programming #24.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 16(1):, February 2004.

[1067]
Letter to the Editor.
Pippa Hennessy.
C Vu, 16(1):, February 2004.

[1068]
Francis’ Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 16(1):, February 2004.

[1069]
Editorial.
James Dennett.
C Vu, 16(1):, February 2004.

[1070]
Comment on “Problem 11”.
Bill Clare.
C Vu, 16(1):, February 2004.

[1071]
Code in Comments.
Thomas Guest.
C Vu, 16(1):, February 2004.

[1072]
Student Code Critique Competition.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 15(6):, December 2003.

[1073]
Professionalism in Programming #23.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 15(6):, December 2003.

[1074]
Maintaining Context for Exceptions (Alternative).
Andy Nibbs.
C Vu, 15(6):, December 2003.

[1075]
I_mean_something_to_somebody.
Derek Jones.
C Vu, 15(6):, December 2003.

[1076]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 15(6):, December 2003.

[1077]
Editorial.
James Dennett.
C Vu, 15(6):, December 2003.

[1078]
BRACKETS OFF!.
Thomas Guest.
C Vu, 15(6):, December 2003.

[1079]
Student Code Critique Competition.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 15(5):, October 2003.

[1080]
Professionalism in Programming #22.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 15(5):, October 2003.

[1081]
Patterns in the Web.
John Morrison.
C Vu, 15(5):, October 2003.

[1082]
Mac OS X Tech Talk Tour:.
Thaddaeus Frogley.
C Vu, 15(5):, October 2003.

[1083]
I Wish They'd Use the Standard.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 15(5):, October 2003.

[1084]
How to Talk Oneself Out of a Job.
Colin Hersom.
C Vu, 15(5):, October 2003.

[1085]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 15(5):, October 2003.

[1086]
Editorial.
James Dennett.
C Vu, 15(5):, October 2003.

[1087]
Copy on Write.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 15(5):, October 2003.

[1088]
Combining the STL with SAX and XPath for Effective XML Parsing.
David Nash.
C Vu, 15(5):, October 2003.

[1089]
Editorial.
James Dennett.
C Vu, 15(4):, August 2003.

[1090]
When Worlds Collide.
Mark Easterbrook.
C Vu, 15(4):, August 2003.

[1091]
Student Code Critique Competition.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 15(4):, August 2003.

[1092]
Professionalism in Programming #21.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 15(4):, August 2003.

[1093]
On Not Being a Software Engineer.
Simon Sebright.
C Vu, 15(4):, August 2003.

[1094]
Mixing Strings in C++.
Sven Rosvall.
C Vu, 15(4):, August 2003.

[1095]
Maintaining Context for Exceptions.
Rob Hughes.
C Vu, 15(4):, August 2003.

[1096]
Letters to the Editor.
James Bannon.
C Vu, 15(4):, August 2003.

[1097]
Letters to the Editor.
Matthew Towler.
C Vu, 15(4):, August 2003.

[1098]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 15(4):, August 2003.

[1099]
A Polygon Seed Fill Algorithm.
James Holland.
C Vu, 15(4):, August 2003.

[1100]
ACCU Spring Conference 2003 Roundup.
Thaddaeus Frogley.
C Vu, 15(4):, August 2003.

[1101]
Editorial.
James Dennett.
C Vu, 15(3):, June 2003.

[1102]
Members' experiences.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 15(3):, June 2003.

[1103]
Student Code Critique Competition.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 15(3):, June 2003.

[1104]
Letters to the Editor.
Michael J Murphy.
C Vu, 15(3):, June 2003.

[1105]
Quick Guide to MinGW (GCC for Windows).
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 15(3):, June 2003.

[1106]
Professionalism in Programming #20.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 15(3):, June 2003.

[1107]
Learning C++: A Student's Perspective.
James Gale.
C Vu, 15(3):, June 2003.

[1108]
Intrusive Identifiers.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 15(3):, June 2003.

[1109]
Members' experiences.
Alan Kelly.
C Vu, 15(3):, June 2003.

[1110]
Generating Lists for C++ in Python.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 15(3):, June 2003.

[1111]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 15(3):, June 2003.

[1112]
Letters to the Editor.
Melanie Backe-Hansen.
C Vu, 15(3):, June 2003.

[1113]
Begin C++ Discussions at ACCU Spring Conference 2003.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 15(3):, June 2003.

[1114]
A Python project (2).
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 15(3):, June 2003.

[1115]
Student Code Critique Competition.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 15(2):, April 2003.

[1116]
Professionalism in Programming #19.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 15(2):, April 2003.

[1117]
Non-Standard Code.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 15(2):, April 2003.

[1118]
Installing Red Hat 8.0 (Psyche Linux).
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 15(2):, April 2003.

[1119]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 15(2):, April 2003.

[1120]
Editorial.
James Dennett.
C Vu, 15(2):, April 2003.

[1121]
A Python Project.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 15(2):, April 2003.

[1122]
10 Things You Always Wanted to Know About Assert (But Were Afraid to Ask).
Garry Lancaster.
C Vu, 15(2):, April 2003.

[1123]
6 x 24.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 15(2):, April 2003.

[1124]
XML Parsing with the Document Object Model.
David Nash.
C Vu, 14(5):, October 2002.

[1125]
What is a Hash Table?.
Victoria Catterson.
C Vu, 14(5):, October 2002.

[1126]
Student Code Critique Competition.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 14(5):, October 2002.

[1127]
Professionalism in Programming #16.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 14(5):, October 2002.

[1128]
Linux Server Series Part 1.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 14(5):, October 2002.

[1129]
Letters to the Editor.
Miscellaneous.
C Vu, 14(5):, October 2002.

[1130]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 14(5):, October 2002.

[1131]
Enlarging on "A Problem of Access" in C Vu December 2001 Volume 13 Number 6.
Atul Khot.
C Vu, 14(5):, October 2002.

[1132]
Editorial.
James Dennett.
C Vu, 14(5):, October 2002.

[1133]
4DML Revisited.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 14(5):, October 2002.

[1134]
Student Code Critique Competition.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 14(4):, August 2002.

[1135]
Some Personal Reflections on C++ and Java.
Roger Orr.
C Vu, 14(4):, August 2002.

[1136]
Professionalism in Programming #15.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 14(4):, August 2002.

[1137]
My Recommended Books Part 2.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 14(4):, August 2002.

[1138]
My First Steps in Java Web Development.
Emma Willis.
C Vu, 14(4):, August 2002.

[1139]
The Wall.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 14(4):, August 2002.

[1140]
The Wall.
Kevin McFarlane.
C Vu, 14(4):, August 2002.

[1141]
The Wall.
Kevin McFarlane.
C Vu, 14(4):, August 2002.

[1142]
The Wall.
Jeff.
C Vu, 14(4):, August 2002.

[1143]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 14(4):, August 2002.

[1144]
Examining C++.
Alistair Merideth.
C Vu, 14(4):, August 2002.

[1145]
Editorial.
James Dennett.
C Vu, 14(4):, August 2002.

[1146]
Don't Touch That Clock!.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 14(4):, August 2002.

[1147]
Building Sculptures out of Holes.
Raffael Stocker.
C Vu, 14(4):, August 2002.

[1148]
An Introduction to 4DML.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 14(4):, August 2002.

[1149]
A Little String Thing.
Paul Whitehead.
C Vu, 14(4):, August 2002.

[1150]
ACCU UK Python Users Group.
Paul Brian.
C Vu, 14(4):, August 2002.

[1151]
The Wall.
Miscellaneous.
C Vu, 14(3):, June 2002.

[1152]
Student Code Critique Competition.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 14(3):, June 2002.

[1153]
Professionalism in Programming #14.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 14(3):, June 2002.

[1154]
On Keeping Notes.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 14(3):, June 2002.

[1155]
My Recommended Books Part 1.
Paul Grenyer.
C Vu, 14(3):, June 2002.

[1156]
Introduction to XML and C++.
Tim Pushman.
C Vu, 14(3):, June 2002.

[1157]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 14(3):, June 2002.

[1158]
Editorial.
James Dennett.
C Vu, 14(3):, June 2002.

[1159]
A Short History of Character Sets.
Tim Pushman.
C Vu, 14(3):, June 2002.

[1160]
The Wall - Your Letters etc..
Detlef Vollmann.
C Vu, 14(2):, April 2002.

[1161]
The Wall - Your Letters etc..
Robert Pauer.
C Vu, 14(2):, April 2002.

[1162]
The Wall - Your Letters etc..
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 14(2):, April 2002.

[1163]
Student Code Critique Competition.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 14(2):, April 2002.

[1164]
Professionalism in Programming #13.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 14(2):, April 2002.

[1165]
On Re-Inventing the Wheel.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 14(2):, April 2002.

[1166]
More Notes on Code Critique Competition 12.
Waldo Posul.
C Vu, 14(2):, April 2002.

[1167]
If Problems Arise.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 14(2):, April 2002.

[1168]
How to Raise the Dead.
Mark Cooper.
C Vu, 14(2):, April 2002.

[1169]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 14(2):, April 2002.

[1170]
Editorial.
James Dennett.
C Vu, 14(2):, April 2002.

[1171]
Applying OO to C.
Jack Sharmon.
C Vu, 14(2):, April 2002.

[1172]
Thinking Aloud.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 14(1):, February 2002.

[1173]
Student Code Critique.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 14(1):, February 2002.

[1174]
String Comparison with Wild Characters..
Waldo Posul.
C Vu, 14(1):, February 2002.

[1175]
Professionalism in Programming #12.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 14(1):, February 2002.

[1176]
Members' Experiences.
Harry H. Cheng.
C Vu, 14(1):, February 2002.

[1177]
Members' Experiences.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 14(1):, February 2002.

[1178]
Francis' Scribbles.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 14(1):, February 2002.

[1179]
Editorial.
James Dennett.
C Vu, 14(1):, February 2002.

[1180]
Using CVS (A Beginner's Guide).
Steve Love.
C Vu, 13(6):, December 2001.

[1181]
Thinking Aloud.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 13(6):, December 2001.

[1182]
The Path of MCSD.
Will Watts.
C Vu, 13(6):, December 2001.

[1183]
Summing Arrays.
Waldo Posul.
C Vu, 13(6):, December 2001.

[1184]
Professionalism in Programming #11.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 13(6):, December 2001.

[1185]
An Introduction to Personal Java.
John Crickett.
C Vu, 13(6):, December 2001.

[1186]
Student Code Critique Competition 13.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 13(6):, December 2001.

[1187]
Editorial.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 13(6):, December 2001.

[1188]
Student Code Critique Competition 12.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 13(5):, October 2001.

[1189]
Space Optimisation under Palm OS.
Garry Lancaster.
C Vu, 13(5):, October 2001.

[1190]
Professionalism in Programming #10.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 13(5):, October 2001.

[1191]
Introducing JUnit.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 13(5):, October 2001.

[1192]
Editorial.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 13(5):, October 2001.

[1193]
A Personal View: Computing Anywhere.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 13(5):, October 2001.

[1194]
A Little Class.
Detlef Vollmann.
C Vu, 13(5):, October 2001.

[1195]
What Is Swing?.
Peter A.J. Pilgrim.
C Vu, 13(4):, August 2001.

[1196]
Student Code Critique Competition 11.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 13(4):, August 2001.

[1197]
Professionalism in Programming #9.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 13(4):, August 2001.

[1198]
In Defense of Sys Admins.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 13(4):, August 2001.

[1199]
From the Coalface.
Anonymous.
C Vu, 13(4):, August 2001.

[1200]
Editorial.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 13(4):, August 2001.

[1201]
Editorial.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 13(3):, June 2001.

[1202]
What Is Swing?.
Peter A.J. Pilgrim.
C Vu, 13(3):, June 2001.

[1203]
The Etymology of Comeau C/C++.
Greg Comeau.
C Vu, 13(3):, June 2001.

[1204]
Student Code Critique Competition 10.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 13(3):, June 2001.

[1205]
Some Thoughts on Java.
Roger Lever.
C Vu, 13(3):, June 2001.

[1206]
Professionalism in Programming #8.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 13(3):, June 2001.

[1207]
Members' Experiences.
Garry Lancaster.
C Vu, 13(3):, June 2001.

[1208]
Members' Experiences.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 13(3):, June 2001.

[1209]
Members' Experiences.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 13(3):, June 2001.

[1210]
Linkers.
Waldo Posul.
C Vu, 13(3):, June 2001.

[1211]
Head in a Virtual Cloud....
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 13(3):, June 2001.

[1212]
Getting Started with J2EE.
John Crickett.
C Vu, 13(3):, June 2001.

[1213]
Editorial.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 13(2):, April 2001.

[1214]
Members' Experiences.
Jason Gruber.
C Vu, 13(2):, April 2001.

[1215]
Student Code Critique Competition.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 13(2):, April 2001.

[1216]
Professionalism in Programming #7.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 13(2):, April 2001.

[1217]
Members' Experiences.
Anonymous.
C Vu, 13(2):, April 2001.

[1218]
Once more unto the breach?.
Paul Whitehead.
C Vu, 13(2):, April 2001.

[1219]
My Trail of 10 Books for Learning C++.
Caliv Nir.
C Vu, 13(2):, April 2001.

[1220]
Gotcha(); // describe some bugs.
Anthony Hay.
C Vu, 13(2):, April 2001.

[1221]
Conference: ACM CHI 2001.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 13(2):, April 2001.

[1222]
Members' Experiences.
Nathan Briggs, Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 13(2):, April 2001.

[1223]
Ada Overview - Part 2.
Waldo Posul.
C Vu, 13(2):, April 2001.

[1224]
Members' Experiences.
Anonymous.
C Vu, 13(2):, April 2001.

[1225]
ACCU Spring Conference 2001 Roundup.
Thaddaeus Frogley.
C Vu, 13(2):, April 2001.

[1226]
.Net Conference 2001.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 13(2):, April 2001.

[1227]
Editorial.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 13(1):, February 2001.

[1228]
Members' Experiences.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 13(1):, February 2001.

[1229]
To Certify or not to Certify?.
Steve Cornish.
C Vu, 13(1):, February 2001.

[1230]
Thinking Aloud.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 13(1):, February 2001.

[1231]
Swamp Fever.
Barry Aulton.
C Vu, 13(1):, February 2001.

[1232]
Student Code Critique Competition.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 13(1):, February 2001.

[1233]
Some Thoughts on Academic Papers.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 13(1):, February 2001.

[1234]
Questions and Answers.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 13(1):, February 2001.

[1235]
Professionalism in Programming Part 6.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 13(1):, February 2001.

[1236]
Your Letters - The Editor's Replies.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 13(1):, February 2001.

[1237]
Your Letters - The Editor's Replies.
Richard Wheeler.
C Vu, 13(1):, February 2001.

[1238]
Your Letters - The Editor's Replies.
Anonymous.
C Vu, 13(1):, February 2001.

[1239]
Your Letters - The Editor's Replies.
Richard Court.
C Vu, 13(1):, February 2001.

[1240]
Your Letters - The Editor's Replies.
Kevin Tomes.
C Vu, 13(1):, February 2001.

[1241]
Ada Overview - Part 1.
Waldo Posul.
C Vu, 13(1):, February 2001.

[1242]
A Touch Of Abstraction.
Ewan Milne.
C Vu, 13(1):, February 2001.

[1243]
Thinking Aloud.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1244]
Student Code Critique Competition 6.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1245]
Questions and Answers.
Miscellaneous.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1246]
Pros and Cons of Contracting.
Alan Kelly.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1247]
Professionalism in Programming #5.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1248]
OOD and Testing using the Dependency Inversion Principle.
Chris Main.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1249]
Members' Experiences.
Miscellaneous.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1250]
Meetings in Toronto.
Miscellaneous.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1251]
The Wall.
Silvia de Beer.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1252]
The Wall.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1253]
The Wall.
Chris Benson.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1254]
The Wall.
Stephen Baynes.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1255]
The Wall.
Edward Collier.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1256]
The Wall.
David Jepps.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1257]
The Wall.
Chris Main.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1258]
The Wall.
Edward Collier.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1259]
In Defense of the Normal Programmer.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1260]
Editorial.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(6):, December 2000.

[1261]
Visual Control and COM.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1262]
Undefined vs. Implementation Defined.
Detlef Vollmann.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1263]
Thinking Aloud.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1264]
Student Code Critique Competition 5.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1265]
Questions and Answers.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1266]
Professionalism in programming Part 4.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1267]
Members' Experiences.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1268]
Members' Experiences.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1269]
Members' Experiences.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1270]
The Wall.
Kevin Tomes.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1271]
The Wall.
Martin Holden.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1272]
The Wall.
The Lone Gunman.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1273]
The Wall.
Colin Hersom.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1274]
The Wall.
Unknown.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1275]
The Wall.
Unknown.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1276]
The Wall.
Mark Batty.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1277]
The Wall.
Detlef Vollmann.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1278]
The Wall.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1279]
The Wall.
Unknown.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1280]
Editorial.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1281]
Code In Context.
The Harpist.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1282]
Building the Board (part II).
Brett Fishburne.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1283]
Building a Tool from Other Tools.
Graham Patterson.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1284]
Are You Fit for Employment?.
George Wendle.
C Vu, 12(5):, September 2000.

[1285]
What's An Implerface?.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1286]
Thinking Aloud.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1287]
Student Code Critique Competition.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1288]
Servlets.
John Morrison.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1289]
Reading Integers Revisited.
Waldo Posul.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1290]
Reading C & C++ Variable Declarations.
Anthony Hay.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1291]
Questions and Answers.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1292]
Professionalism in programming Part 3.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1293]
The Wall.
Thaddaeus Frogley.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1294]
The Wall.
Kevin McFarlane.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1295]
The Wall.
Mark Batty.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1296]
The Wall.
Bob Ardler.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1297]
The Wall.
Anthony Hay.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1298]
The Wall.
Darren Jefford.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1299]
The Wall.
Catriona O'Connell.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1300]
The Wall.
Anonymous.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1301]
Java Parameter Semantics.
Steve Cornish.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1302]
ISO 8601: A Standard You Should Know About.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1303]
From The Silicon Valley.
Reg. Charney.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1304]
Editorial.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1305]
Building the Board.
Brett Fishburne.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1306]
A Perspective on Two Books.
Joe McCool.
C Vu, 12(4):, July 2000.

[1307]
Thinking Aloud.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1308]
The ITS4 Software Security Scanner.
John Viega.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1309]
The Clock is Still Ticking.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1310]
Student Code Critique Competition.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1311]
Questions and Answers.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1312]
Professionalism in programming.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1313]
Mostly Comments.
Jon Jagger.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1314]
Members' Experiences.
Thaddaeus Frogley.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1315]
The Wall.
Mark Booth.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1316]
The Wall.
Colin Paul Gloster.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1317]
The Wall.
Colin Paul Gloster, Al Stevens.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1318]
The Wall.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1319]
The Wall.
Dan Adcock.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1320]
The Wall.
Phil Armstrong.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1321]
The Wall.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1322]
Java Q & A.
John Crickett.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1323]
JBuilder 3.
Alan Griffiths.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1324]
Interactive Project.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1325]
Editorial.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1326]
Building the Hexes.
Brett Fishburne.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1327]
An Introduction to Fuzzy Logic.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1328]
Adding Enumerators.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1329]
A Tale of Old Java.
Gareth Blower.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1330]
A Personal View.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 12(3):, May 2000.

[1331]
Writing For Publication in the Real World.
Brett Fishburne.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1332]
What Use is a Degree?.
Pippa Hennessy.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1333]
The Wall.
Catriona O'Connell.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1334]
The Wall.
Peter Moffatt.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1335]
The Wall.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1336]
Tales from The Linker.
The Linker.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1337]
Taking the Easy Road.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1338]
Student Code Critique Competition.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1339]
Reading Integers.
Waldo Posul.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1340]
Questions and Answers.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1341]
Pure, functional, lazy ISBNs.
Bryan Scattergood.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1342]
Professionalism in Programming Part 1.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1343]
Members' Experiences.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1344]
Iteractive Development - Prologue.
Brett Fishburne.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1345]
Editorial.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1346]
Buffer Overflows and the Standard C Library.
Catriona O'Connell.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1347]
An Introduction to CGI Programming.
Silas S Brown.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1348]
Adding Polymorphic Classes to the Anthem 'threads' Model.
Pete Goodliffe.
C Vu, 12(2):, March 2000.

[1349]
The Wall.
Catriona O'Connell.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1350]
The Wall.
David Jepps.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1351]
The Wall.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1352]
The Wall.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1353]
The Wall.
Don Skene.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1354]
The Wall.
Catriona O'Connell.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1355]
The Wall.
Colin Paul Gloster.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1356]
The Wall.
Joe McCool.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1357]
The Wall.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1358]
The Wall.
Steve Love.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1359]
The Wall.
Pete Disdale.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1360]
The Wall.
Graham Patterson.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1361]
The Wall.
Anthony Hay.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1362]
The Wall.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1363]
The Wall.
Catriona O'Connell.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1364]
The Wall.
Steve Wadsworth.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1365]
The Development of a BBC BASIC to Acorn ANSI C Translator.
Martin Carradus.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1366]
Student Code Critique.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1367]
So Your Code is NOT Critical?.
Allan Newton.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1368]
Recent Interview Experiences (and Other Gripes).
Kevin McFarlane.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1369]
Questions & Answers.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1370]
Quantum Computing.
Paul Gloster.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1371]
Microsoft Domination.
Kevin McFarlane.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1372]
Members' Experiences.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1373]
Learning Standard C++ as a New Language.
Bjarne Stroustrup.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1374]
Is there a "best language"?.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1375]
From the Coalface.
A. Nonymous.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1376]
Editorial.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1377]
A Seasonal Tale.
The Harpist.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1378]
A Personal View.
A. Nonymous.
C Vu, 12(1):, January 2000.

[1379]
You Write, the Editor Replies.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1380]
You Write, the Editor Replies.
Richard Blundell.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1381]
You Write, the Editor Replies.
Lois Goldthwaite.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1382]
You Write, the Editor Replies.
Jim Barry.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1383]
You Write, the Editor Replies.
Catriona O'Connell.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1384]
The Journey.
Steve Cornish.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1385]
Student Code Critique Competition.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1386]
Seductive Tips.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1387]
Questions & Answers.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1388]
On Configurability and Consistency.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1389]
Members Experiences.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1390]
Members Experiences.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1391]
If your going to use it, learn it!.
John Crickett.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1392]
ISBNs Revisited.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1393]
From the Academic Coalface.
Anonymous.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1394]
Finally.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1395]
File Positioning.
Waldo Posul.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1396]
Editorial.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1397]
Data Visibility.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1398]
1974 ACM Turing Award Lecture.
Donald E. Knuth.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1399]
Commenting Your Work.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1400]
Can juries decide?.
Allan Newton.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1401]
Anonymous Code Exercise Rewrite.
Catriona O'Connell.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1402]
A Personal View.
George Wendle.
C Vu, 11(6):, October 1999.

[1403]
You Write, The Editor Replies.
Klitos Kyriacou.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1404]
The Journey - from accu.general May 1999.
Steve Cornish.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1405]
Syntax v Semantics Part 1.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1406]
Questions & Answers.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1407]
Programmer Collectives.
Lois Goldthwaite.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1408]
Other Publications.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1409]
No Truth.
Anonymous.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1410]
ISBN Numbers.
Paul Collings.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1411]
From the Academic Coalface.
Anonymous.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1412]
Floppy Keyboard.
Lois Goldthwaite.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1413]
Experiences of Graphic Role Playing Games.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1414]
Civic Duty.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1415]
Difference Structures in C/C++.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1416]
Compile Time Assertions in C Revisited.
Jon Jagger.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1417]
Comments on a Code Review.
Ken Munro.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1418]
Code Review.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1419]
COMMENTS- A Personal Perspective.
Paul Collings.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1420]
Being Idiomatic.
The Harpist.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1421]
An Exercise - Source unknown.
Anonymous.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1422]
A Personal View.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1423]
16 Web Sites to Review.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(5):, August 1999.

[1424]
You Write, The Editor Replies.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1425]
What's In a Struct?.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1426]
Web Sites to Review.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1427]
Using Bit Patterns.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1428]
Tools and Un-smart Pointers.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1429]
Questions & Answers.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1430]
Pointers in Hyperspace.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1431]
Other Periodicals.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1432]
Members Experiences.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1433]
Learning to Program.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1434]
Handling the Windows Console.
Nigel Thornton-Clark.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1435]
From the Coalface.
The Lone Gunman.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1436]
For Discussion.
John Washington.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1437]
Mindset.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1438]
Compile Time Assertions in C Revisited.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1439]
Code Review - A Big Number Class.
The Harpist.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1440]
Code Critique Competition.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1441]
Briefs.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1442]
An Apology.
The Harpist.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1443]
A Software Probe.
Jack Sharman.
C Vu, 11(4):, June 1999.

[1444]
You Write - The Editor Replies.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1445]
Writing for Voice Synthesisers.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1446]
Web Sites to Review.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1447]
The Proposal from Centaur Communications Ltd.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1448]
TXNUL, A reprise.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1449]
Software Development with Java User Interfaces II.
Peter A. Pilgrim.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1450]
Reflections on Job Hunting.
Anonymous.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1451]
Questions & Answers.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1452]
More Thoughts About Hungarian Notation.
Kevin McFarlane.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1453]
Looking Stupid v Being Stupid.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1454]
Java Style & Idioms : exceptions are fun.
Mark Kuschnir.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1455]
Impression of C++ for Embedded Systems.
Henrik Quintel.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1456]
From the Coalface.
Anonymous.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1457]
Compile Time Assertions in C.
Jon Jagger.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1458]
Briefs.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1459]
Bits & Pieces.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1460]
Being Silly?.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1461]
Assumptions.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1462]
All You Need to Know About enums.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1463]
A Little Humour.
Allan Newton.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1464]
A Final Personal View.
George Wendle.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1465]
A Code Critique.
The Harpist.
C Vu, 11(3):, April 1999.

[1466]
You Write - The Editor Responds.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1467]
Tommy Flowers - Obituary.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1468]
Technical Support.
Unknown.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1469]
Tales from the Linker - The Ethics of Competition.
The Linker.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1470]
Sources on the Internet.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1471]
Questions & Answers.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1472]
Other Periodicals.
Unknown.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1473]
Naming Conventions for Spoken Readability.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1474]
Multithreading (2).
Adrian Fagg.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1475]
More About Names.
The Harpist.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1476]
Members' Experiences.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1477]
Java Style & Idioms.
Mark Kushnir.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1478]
Home, Home on the Web....
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1479]
Embedded Systems.
Chris Hills.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1480]
Trial & Error.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1481]
Dilbert Quotes.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1482]
Comments on Hungarian Type Notations.
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1483]
Abstraction, Syntax, Intent.
Jon Jagger.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1484]
A Personal View.
George Wendle.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1485]
A Code Review.
The Harpist.
C Vu, 11(2):, February 1999.

[1486]
Waterfall versus RAD.
Aaron Ridout.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1487]
Two Views of ACCU's Conference.
Unknown.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1488]
Time for Change.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1489]
Just for Fun.
Unknown.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1490]
The 3 Wheel Army / Air Force Enigma Cipher Machine.
Geoff Sullivan.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1491]
Software Development with Java User Interfaces.
Peter A. Pilgrim.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1492]
Security Implications of Running a Web Gateway.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1493]
Questions & Answers.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1494]
Multithreading.
Adrian Fagg.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1495]
Members' Experiences.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1496]
Java Idioms.
Mark Kushnir.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1497]
Hungarian Notation- Another View.
Kevin McFarlane.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1498]
Getting Started.
The Harpist.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1499]
From the Coalface.
The Linker.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1500]
Editorial Comment on Behalf of ACCU Committee.
Jon Jagger.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1501]
Close Encounters with Internationalisation.
David Watson.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1502]
A Personal View.
George Wendle.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1503]
A Letter on Java.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1504]
A Critique of Some Code Revisited.
Stewart Brodie.
C Vu, 11(1):, November 1998.

[1505]
You Write - The Editor Replies.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 10(6):, September 1998.

[1506]
Questions & Answers.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 10(6):, September 1998.

[1507]
Onward to American Online....
Alan Lenton.
C Vu, 10(6):, September 1998.

[1508]
Members' Experiences.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 10(6):, September 1998.

[1509]
Life Stories.
Adrian Fagg.
C Vu, 10(6):, September 1998.

[1510]
From the Coalface.
The Linker.
C Vu, 10(6):, September 1998.

[1511]
Featured Publication Roundup.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 10(6):, September 1998.

[1512]
Common Gateway Interface Program Testing.
Graham Patterson.
C Vu, 10(6):, September 1998.

[1513]
Agents & Agencies.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 10(6):, September 1998.

[1514]
A Personal View.
George Wendle.
C Vu, 10(6):, September 1998.

[1515]
A Little Bit of Humour for a Monday Morning.
Paul Collings.
C Vu, 10(6):, September 1998.

[1516]
A Critique of Some Code.
The Harpist.
C Vu, 10(6):, September 1998.

[1517]
Understanding Windows (9).
Adrian Fagg.
C Vu, 8(2):, April 1996.

[1518]
Taking A Chance.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 8(2):, April 1996.

[1519]
Surreal Numbers.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 8(2):, April 1996.

[1520]
String Theory.
Kevlin Henney.
C Vu, 8(2):, April 1996.

[1521]
Software Engineers Toolbox.
Ian Cargill.
C Vu, 8(2):, April 1996.

[1522]
MSDOS Interrupts.
Darren Jefford.
C Vu, 8(2):, April 1996.

[1523]
Editorial.
Francis Glassborow.
C Vu, 8(2):, April 1996.

[1524]
C minus.
Graham Jones.
C Vu, 8(2):, April 1996.

[1525]
A Personal View.
George Wendle.
C Vu, 8(2):, April 1996.

[1526]
Understanding Windows (8).
Adrian Fagg.
C Vu, 8(1):, February 1996.

[1527]
String Theory.
Kevlin Henney.
C Vu, 8(1):, February 1996.

[1528]
Software Engineers Toolbox.
Ian Cargill.
C Vu, 8(1):, February 1996.

[1529]
Sets a-la Pascal.
John Plate.
C Vu, 8(1):, February 1996.

[1530]
Returning Early and Taking a Break.
The Harpist.
C Vu, 8(1):, February 1996.

[1531]
Increase your Program's Execution Speed?.
Silas S. Brown.
C Vu, 8(1):, February 1996.

[1532]
An Introduction to MSDOS and BIOS Interrupts.
Darren Jefford.
C Vu, 8(1):, February 1996.

[1533]
Debugging with the Macro Processor.
Martin Houston.
C Vu, 1(3):, February 1988.

[1534]
C Wizard's Programming Reference.
Phil Stubbington.
C Vu, 1(3):, February 1988.
Review By Phil Stubbington

[1535]
Notes from the Ultra-Conservative Right Wing.
Marc J. Rochkind.
C Vu, 1(3):, February 1988.

[1536]
Writing for C Vu.
Phil Stubbington.
C Vu, 1(3):, February 1988.

[1537]
A Call to QL Owners.
Martin Houston.
C Vu, 1(3):, February 1988.

[1538]
The Source Library.
Martin Houston.
C Vu, 1(3):, February 1988.

[1539]
Structure, Part 3.
Colin Masterson.
C Vu, 1(3):, February 1988.

[1540]
File Recovery Under Xenix.
Martin Houston.
C Vu, 1(3):, February 1988.

[1541]
Defining New Data Types In C++.
Steven W. Palmer.
C Vu, 1(3):, February 1988.

[1542]
First CUG(UK) A.G.M..
Martin Houston.
C Vu, 1(3):, February 1988.

[1543]
Review of Mix Power C.
Martin Houston.
C Vu, 1(3):, February 1988.

[1544]
The OS-9/68000(tm) Upgrade for the Atari ST(tm).
Andrew Lindley.
C Vu, 1(3):, February 1988.

[1545]
The ANSI Standard For C.
Steven W. Palmer.
C Vu, 1(3):, February 1988.
A summary of the proposed ANSI extensions to the C Programming Language By Steven W. Palmer.

[1546]
Minix - Early Notes.
Don Forbes.
C Vu, 1(3):, February 1988.

[1547]
Editorial.
Phil Stubbington.
C Vu, 1(3):, February 1988.

[1548]
C Programmers Guide To Serial Communications.
Martin Houston.
C Vu, 1(2):, December 1987.

[1549]
Mirage.
Phil J Stubbington.
C Vu, 1(2):, December 1987.
A versatile operating system for Motorola systems

[1550]
The Minix Operating System.
NN.
C Vu, 1(2):, December 1987.
How to get in touch with our Minix coordinator

[1551]
A wander through the C library.
Martin Houston.
C Vu, 1(2):, December 1987.
How the library is organised, what it will\ncost you, and what's in it

[1552]
The C Source Library.
Martin Houston.
C Vu, 1(2):, December 1987.

[1553]
Structure, Part 2.
Colin Masterson.
C Vu, 1(2):, December 1987.
In the last part we spoke about structure in terms of ignoring detail. We now go on to formalise our thinking.

[1554]
Everything You Wanted To Know About C .......
Steven W. Palmer.
C Vu, 1(2):, December 1987.
Tips and Tricks from Steven Palmer

[1555]
Commenting programs, how and why.
Colin Masterson.
C Vu, 1(2):, December 1987.
A letter has flooded in from Colin Masterson, the author of our series on structured programming:

[1556]
Editorial.
Phil J. Stubbington.
C Vu, 1(2):, December 1987.

[1557]
Editorial.
Phil J. Stubbington.
C Vu, 1(1):1, October 1987.
A few words from the editor.

[1558]
All About CUG(UK).
Martin Houston.
C Vu, 1(1):3, October 1987.
Aims and objectives.

[1559]
Writers Start Here.
Phil J. Stubbington.
C Vu, 1(1):5, October 1987.
Guidelines for everybody with the urge!.

[1560]
AdvSys.
Martyn Dryden.
C Vu, 1(1):7, October 1987.
An introduction to this fascinating adventure writing system.

[1561]
Structure, Part 1.
Colin Masterton.
C Vu, 1(1):13, October 1987.
How to get some into your C programs!.

[1562]
CUG(UK) Online.
Martin Houston, Phil J. Stubbington.
C Vu, 1(1):28, October 1987.
How to keep in touch by modem.

[1563]
Adventures In C.
Martin Houston.
C Vu, 1(1):20, October 1987.
A basic adventure shell, with source.

[1564]
Proficient C.
Colin Masterton.
C Vu, 1(1):16, October 1987.
Very much aimed towards the PC programmer.

[1565]
Debugging C.
Colin Masterton.
C Vu, 1(1):18, October 1987.
Why a book on debugging?.

[1566]
The Italian Connection.
Massimo Cesaro.
C Vu, 1(1):19, October 1987.
News of the Italian CUG.

[1567]
Calling All 1986 Members.
Martin Houston.
C Vu, 1(1):27, October 1987.

[1568]
An introduction to ADVSYS.
Martyn Dryden.
C Vu, 1(1):, October 1987.
An introduction to this fascinating adventure\nwriting system.

[1569]
Everything You Wanted To Know About C .......
Steven Palmer.
C Vu, 1(1):, October 1987.
Your problems answered.


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