Linux Journal Contents #99, July 2002





	Linux Journal Issue #99/July 2002 Features autoSql and autoXml: Code Generators from the Genome Project by Jim Kent and Heidi Brumbaugh When working with large amounts of data, save yourself some time with these tools, developed as a result of work on the Genome Project. Multiheading Linux Systems by Brian Gollsneider and Arthur M. Messenger Get set up for those jobs that require double the screen space. Icarus Verilog: Open-Source Verilog More Than a Year Later by Stephen Williams and Michael Baxter More competitive than ever--and still free! Interview A Conversation with Stephen Williams by Michael Baxter Stephen reveals the secrets of just how Icarus Verilog has achieved amelioration. Indepth Keeping Up with Python: the 2.2 Release by Wesley J. Chun Unification, iterators and more--the improvements to the Python 2.2 release series. DSI: Secure Carrier-Class Linux by The DSI Team Security architecture specifically for clustered environments is lacking--but that will soon change. Toolbox Kernel Korner Proper Linux Kernel Coding Style by Greg Kroah-Hartman At the Forge Apache 2.0 by Reuven M. Lerner Cooking with Linux Art Is but Engineered Reality by Marcel Gagné Paranoid Penguin Staying Current without Going Insane by Mick Bauer GFX Industrial Light & Magic by Robin Rowe Columns Focus on Software by David A. Bandel On Engineers Focus on Embedded Systems by Rick Lehrbaum In Search of the Embedded Linux "Killer App" Linux for Suits by Doc Searls The Protocol Problem Geek Law by Lawrence Rosen License Defamation Departments Letters upFRONT From the Editor Best of Technical Support New Products Advertisers Index Strictly On-Line Thai Tales: Taking Computers to Schools by Frederick Noronha Recording Studio of the Future by Tom Poe GNU/Linux DVD Player Review by Jon Kent