The monitors -An Intro

A computer display is a marvelous thing. An unassuming dark gray surface can suddenly transform into an artist’s canvas, an engineer’s gauges, a writer’s page, or your very own window to both the real world and a huge range of artificial worlds!

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Howz the compiler Works

HOW A COMPILER WORKS A compiler has three basic components: Preprocessor, First and Second Pass Compiler, and Linker. In the first pass the source code is macro expanded in the appropriate macro environment. A series of source-to-source optimizing transformations are performed to simplify the source tree. Type declarations are used to select specialized, efficient versions […]

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Military Computers

Military The 1750A is a family of compatible computers that implement the instruction set described by the military standard document MIL-STD-1750A (1980). The computers have been constructed by many methods, by a wide variety of companies. Traditionally, 1750s run aircraft, missiles or parts thereof. They are usually programmed in JOVIAL, a high-level programming language derived […]

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Secure Data Online

Processing DATA is what all businesses do. Protecting data is what SMART businesses do. Smart businesses understand that if you lose your data you have lost your business.

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Palestinain Virus Warning

A new virus has been detected that you may want to take precautions against. Be careful, if you try to solve this virus problem, you will be castigated in the media and by the UN. This is the Palestinian Virus – a viruses that settles in your PC, claims it was there before your PC […]

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Benefits of having HP language keyboards

It is a well-known fact that different languages are used for communication and correspondence purposes in different parts of the world for personal and official tasks. It is also equally true that everything has become computerized in this advanced age of technology. To make shift-over of one language to the other, HP language keyboards have […]

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