History shows that to be widely adopted, new programming paradigms must be expressive, efficient, intuitive, compatible, with good tool support. Dr. Dobb's.

Explains that deadlock can happen whenever there is a blocking (or waiting) cycle among concurrent tasks.

Introduces people and groups involved in the C++ standardization process.

Takes a closer look at one of the proposed facilities - smart pointers, which were discussed again at the April 2002 standards meeting.

Presents a survey of the first batch of suggested library extensions that were considered at the October 2001 WG21/J16 meeting in Redmond.

An update on the most recent C++ standards meeting, and why things are (finally) heating up.

Presents an overview of the proposed typedef templates.

Aspects open up new possibilities for previously locked-down parts of platforms. Dr. Dobb's.

The first periodical devoted to Perl. Online archives, subscription information, and links to Perl resources.

This article makes the case that a consistent mental model is needed to talk about concurrency.