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tricks of the game programming gurus 1994 By:Tom Reilly, John Carpenter, Jim Kajiwara (GameBoy), Tom Slattery (Amiga). Oct 25, 2013. i would like to thank the wonderful years we have had together at pyro, and especially the magnificent years we will have together in the future. the newest of this team, and perhaps the most accomplished, is Chris Person. Hello everyone, I would like to introduce myself. My name is Chris Person and I will be taking over the position of the Learning/Tutorials guru. Chris Person started working at Pyro magazine in 1998, when it was a new magazine based in Washington, D.C. Pyro, of course, is now based out of Australia and has become the leading gaming magazine and authority on gaming and software, and, as it has grown, has moved to a larger home in the electronic community. As Editor of Pyro, I have been given the most flexible role possible. As a personal responsibility, I find the fact that I can give you the new tools you need to edit your magazine. I will have two major responsibilities. One is the creation of tutorials, and the other is mentoring the staff. As Editor of Pyro, I am responsible for creating the tutorials that are available at Pyro.net. I am also in charge of picking the staff that will lead the tutorial writing. As a personal responsibility, I will be the mentor of the new staff, and I have a lot of experience teaching technical subjects to a wide range of people. I have worked at colleges teaching introductory programming classes, and also worked for newspapers giving similar teaching tips. I believe I am an ideal candidate for the job. In my spare time, I like to run and play video games. I especially enjoy playing with new people at game tournaments. I have been a very busy bee lately, and I am happy to be working at Pyro Magazine, and look forward to the future as an editor. Please welcome Chris Person. Introduction Data porting can be a lengthy process that requires a lot of time and effort to create a plug and play solution. Take a look at the following lines from an old article by Chris Brown from 2007: I would like to show how easy it is to make a custom data porting scheme for an existing interface. For this example, we will take our work horse - the venerable “Putty” interface. The new plug and play data port

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