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Alger | Alger was a chemistry graduate student working for Nick Winograd at the Pennsylvania State University. His interest in programming started before he joined the group but he started with OS/2 only after he joined. His research has required him to rewrite the data acquisition software for the OS/2 platform. | ||
These programs control an angle-resolved time-of-flight mass spectrometer, which he uses to analyze surface chemistry using secondary ion mass spectrometry. | These programs control an angle-resolved time-of-flight mass spectrometer, which he uses to analyze surface chemistry using secondary ion mass spectrometry. | ||
==Articles== | ==Articles== | ||
* [[A Hello World Device Driver - Part 1/6]] | ;Republishing Information:Alger Pike gave permission to reproduce their articles under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0. Martin Iturbide get the permission via LinkedIn on Feb-29 2012. | ||
* [[A Hello World Device Driver - Part 2/6]] | * [[A Hello World Device Driver - Part 1/6]] (Sep 1996) | ||
* [[A Hello World Device Driver - Part 3/6]] | * [[A Hello World Device Driver - Part 2/6]] (Oct 1996) | ||
* [[From Hello World to Real World - Part 4/6]] | * [[A Hello World Device Driver - Part 3/6]] (Nov 1996) | ||
* [[From Hello World to Real World - Part 5/6]] | * [[From Hello World to Real World - Part 4/6]] (Dec 1996) | ||
* [[From Hello World to Real World - Part 6/6]] | * [[From Hello World to Real World - Part 5/6]] (Jan 1997) | ||
* [[Adding Native Compression To Your Application]] | * [[From Hello World to Real World - Part 6/6]] (Feb 1997) | ||
* [[Dynamic Control Formatting]] | * [[Adding Native Compression To Your Application]] (May 1997) | ||
* [[FASTIO with WFASTIO$ and support .DLL]] ( | * [[Dynamic Control Formatting]] (Dec 1997) | ||
* [[Doing Port I/O: The Front Doors]] ( | * [[FASTIO with WFASTIO$ and support .DLL]] (Feb 1997) | ||
* [[Doing Port I/O: The Front Doors]] (Dec 1996) | |||
* [[Port I/O from 32-BIT Applications]] | * [[Port I/O from 32-BIT Applications]] | ||
* [[32-BIT IOPL Helper Driver]] | * [[32-BIT IOPL Helper Driver]] | ||
* [[Using a D/A Card With IOPL]] | * [[Using a D/A Card With IOPL]] | ||
* [[WIOLIBDLL- | * [[WIOLIBDLL - Support for WFASTIO$]] | ||
==Software== | ==Software== | ||
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==Links== | ==Links== | ||
*[http://web.archive.org/web/19991012061224/http://avenger.mri.psu.edu | *[http://web.archive.org/web/19991012061224/http://avenger.mri.psu.edu Home Page] (archived) | ||
*LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/alger-pike/13/242/695 | |||
{{DEFAULTSORT:Pike, Alger}} | {{DEFAULTSORT:Pike, Alger}} | ||
[[Category:Contributors]] | [[Category:Contributors]] | ||
Revision as of 22:24, 25 October 2017
Alger was a chemistry graduate student working for Nick Winograd at the Pennsylvania State University. His interest in programming started before he joined the group but he started with OS/2 only after he joined. His research has required him to rewrite the data acquisition software for the OS/2 platform.
These programs control an angle-resolved time-of-flight mass spectrometer, which he uses to analyze surface chemistry using secondary ion mass spectrometry.
Articles
- Republishing Information
- Alger Pike gave permission to reproduce their articles under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0. Martin Iturbide get the permission via LinkedIn on Feb-29 2012.
- A Hello World Device Driver - Part 1/6 (Sep 1996)
- A Hello World Device Driver - Part 2/6 (Oct 1996)
- A Hello World Device Driver - Part 3/6 (Nov 1996)
- From Hello World to Real World - Part 4/6 (Dec 1996)
- From Hello World to Real World - Part 5/6 (Jan 1997)
- From Hello World to Real World - Part 6/6 (Feb 1997)
- Adding Native Compression To Your Application (May 1997)
- Dynamic Control Formatting (Dec 1997)
- FASTIO with WFASTIO$ and support .DLL (Feb 1997)
- Doing Port I/O: The Front Doors (Dec 1996)
- Port I/O from 32-BIT Applications
- 32-BIT IOPL Helper Driver
- Using a D/A Card With IOPL
- WIOLIBDLL - Support for WFASTIO$
Software
- WFASTIO$ Subsystem
- PACER.DLL
Links
- Home Page (archived)
- LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/alger-pike/13/242/695