Computing Books published by Dilithium Press

The following is a list of Computing Books published by Dilithium Press in the Centre for Computing History collection. It is not an exhaustive list of and other books may have been published. If you have a book that you would like to donate to our collection, please view our donations page.

There are 5 Computing Books published by Dilithium Press in our collection :

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Date: 1983 FORTH Fundamentals Volume 1

Volume 1: Language Usage

Publisher: Dilithium Press
Author: C. Kevin McCabe
Platform: Forth

Date: 1982 How to Get Started with CP/M

Written in English.
Edition Notes
Rev. ed. of: How to get started with CP/M. 1st ed. 1982.
Includes index.
Series Dilithium Press series on CP/M
Classifications
Dewey Decimal Class 001.64/25
Library of Congress QA76.6 .T67 1983
ID Numbers
Open Library OL4123297M
LC Control Number 80070783

This book was kindly donated by Stephen Mynott

Publisher: dilithium Press
Author: Carl Townsend
Platform: CP/M

Date: 1979 Microsoft Basic

At last, a tell it all BASIC book for Tandy TRS-80 users!

Publisher: Dilithium Press
Author: Ken Knecht
Platform:

Date: 1978 Star Ship Simulation

The Complete STAR SHIP: A Simulation Project

dP Series in Games Number 1

Reviewed in Practical Computing, October 1979 which concluded by saying "If you have an IBM 370 and two light years to spare you might choose this - pointed ears would help. Otherwise, it's only an intellectual exercise."

This is a game book and much, much more. If your primary interest is playing the game, you can skip the first two chapters of the book. Chapters three and four will help you get the program up and running on your machine. But you should read the first two chapters also. Simulation is probably one of the most fascinating areas of computer science, and it can be done on a small computer. The author describes the methods used in designing and implementing a software simulation. By doing this simulation you will become familiar with the techniques by which any large programming task may be implemented.

Publisher: dilithium Press
Author: Roger Garrett
Platform: Simulation