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Regular column in ACM Crossroads magazine, featuring articles about programming in Java (currently) and C++ (in the past).

The basics of input and output (I/O) in the Java Environment

Using the swing library to improve interfaces in java - ACM Crossroads 6-4

This is a discussion of two possible markup languages for mathematical expressions (OpenMath and MathML) written by O. Caprotti and D. Carlisle, from the Crossroads Winter 1999 issue.

Examination of the implementation of a Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) client-side framework that can be used in Java applications and applets. Published in Crossroads, the ACM student magazine.

Parallel Virtually Shared Memory Architecture; merges benefits of shared and distributed memory models, secures confidential communication via authentication. [ACM Crossroads]

"Strategies must be developed to protect the integrity of agents. With the use of this new technology in safety-critical applications, better ways of engineering agent-based systems must be devised. In this paper, we discuss these issues and the ramif...

An introduction to "anytime" algorithms. Published in Crossroads, the student magazine of the ACM.

RTLinux's main architect gives advice for budding computer scientists. [ACM Crossroads]