GNU MDK:
GNU MIX Development Kit
by José
Antonio Ortega Ruiz
1-882114-62-0, $16.95
Perfect
bound, trade paper
100 Pages (Estimate)
Publication Date:
July 2002
The MIX is a mythical computer designed by Donald Knuth in
his monumental work The Art Of Computer Programming. MIXAL, the MIX
Assembly Language, is the assembler language used to program it.  You
can learn about MIX and MIXAL as an introduction to computer
architecture and assembly programming, as a companion to Knuth's book,
or just for fun.  The MIX system was brought to life by José Antonio
Ortega Ruiz, who wrote the program following Knuth's design.
The GNU C Programming Tutorial
by Mark Burgess & Ron
Hale-Evans
Edited by Joshua Gay
1-882114-61-2,
$39.00 (Estimate)
Lay flat, trade paper
Approx. 350
Pages
Publication Date: September 2002
The GNU C Programming
Tutorial is designed to teach the C programming language to people who
have never programmed before.  The reader is expected to have basic
computer literacy. Numerous practice exercises and answers are
supplied.

The LaTeX Reference Manual
by The Indian TeX
Users Group
1-882114-70-1, $30.00
Perfect bound, trade
paper
Approx. 250 pages
Publication Date: October
2002
This book is an introductory manual for LaTeX.  It is a
comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of mark-up languages,
what LaTeX is, and how to apply it. It covers a wide range of usages
including typesetting mathematical formulas and creating
cross-references, indexes, tables, and bibliographic databases.

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charity in the USA and donations are both tax-deductible and
appreciated. Please visit our Web site www.gnu.org to learn more about
our organization and our efforts for software freedom.

Free Software, Free Society:
Selected Essays of

Richard M. Stallman
Introduction by Lawrence
Lessig
Edited by Joshua Gay
1-882114-98-1,
$24.95
Hard Cover Edition with dust jacket
Publication
Date: October 1, 2002
Category: Ethics, Law, Computers
The
intersection of ethics, law and computer software is the subject of
this collection of essays and speeches by MacArthur Fellow
Dr. Richard M. Stallman. He takes a critical look at the social uses
of software and business's abuse of copyright law and patents when
applied to computer software programs. Lawrence Lessig, the author of
two well known books on this same topic, writes the
introduction.

RMS is the leading philosopher of
software. You may dislike some of his attitudes, but you cannot avoid
his ideas...This book needs to be widely circulated and
widely read.
Peter Salus

Software Freedom: An Introduction
by Robert
J. Chassell
1-882114-95-7, $22.95 (Estimate)
Hard
Cover Edition with dust jacket
Publication Date:
February 2003
Category: Business, Law, Computers
This book is
designed to explain the free software philosophy to business people
and other interested non-technical persons. The author will focus on
the economic and business conundrums of how an organization can make
money from software that is freely distributable.

[Still Untitled]
by Miriam
Rainsford
1-882114-96-5, $24.95 (Estimate)
Hard Cover
Edition with dust jacket
Publication Date: September 2003
(Estimate)
Category: Music, Law, Computers
The author is a PhD
candidate in Electronic Music Composition at the University of
London. The book will discuss how sharing has always existed in music
composition, and how the concept of free software can apply to the
musical world.

GNU Make: A Program for
Directed Recompilation
by
Richard M. Stallman
and Roland McGrath
1-882114-82-5,
$20.00
January 2002, 196 Pages
Trade Paper, Lay Flat
Binding
The GNU Make manual, written by the program's original
authors, is the definitive tutorial. It also includes an introductory
chapter for novice users.

Ninth Edition!
Debugging with GDB:
The GNU Source-Level
Debugger
by Stallman, Pesch, Shebs, et
al.
1-882114-88-4, $25.00
January 2002, 346
Pages
Trade Paper, Lay Flat Binding
Written for programmers
by the principal author and maintainers of the GDB program. Designed
so that readers can start using GDB after reading just the first
chapter

The GNU C Library
Reference Manual
by S. Loosemore
with Stallman, et al.
1275 Pages in Two
Volumes
1-882114-54-X
$60.00 per
2-volume set
July 2001; For glibc version 2.2.x
Trade
Paper, Lay Flat Binding
This manual is the canonical guide to the
GNU implementation of the standard C libraries for system
administrators and programmers. It covers high-and-low level
interfaces, function specifications, code examples, usage
recommendations.

Using & Porting GNU CC
by Richard
M. Stallman
1-882114-38-8, $35.00
July 1999; for
Ver. 2.95., 588 PagesTrade Paper, Lay Flat Binding
This
thorough reference guide shows how to install, run, debug, configure
and port the GNU Compiler Collection.

The GNU Emacs Lisp Reference Manual
by Lewis,
LaLiberte, Stallman, et al.
974 Pages in Two
Volumes
1-882114-73-6
$60.00 per
2-volume set
May 2000; For Emacs V21 and below
Trade
Paper, Lay Flat Binding
This edition is completely revised to cover
Emacs Version 21, with an appendix noting differences for Emacs
Version 20. It also includes an introductory section for programmers
who are new to Lisp.

Texinfo:
The GNU Documentation Format
by Robert
J. Chassell
and Richard M. Stallman
1-882114-67-1,
$25.00
Sept. 1999, for Ver. 4, 260 Pages
Trade Paper,
Lay Flat Binding
This tutorial is the authoritative text for
the official documentation formatting language used for all GNU
Project manuals. It assumes no previous Texinfo knowledge and includes
many examples and exercises.

Easy to Install!
GNU Software for MS-Windows and
MS-DOS
by Hagerty, Weisshaus &
Zaretskii
1-882114-57-4, $35.00
June 2001, 150 pages with
CD
Trade Paper, Perfect Bound
The CD contains a collection
of executables and source code for popular GNU programs that run on a
Microsoft Windows machine. The accompanying book contains a detailed
installation guide. This second edition is updated for Windows ME and
NT, as well as being backwards-compatible for Windows 2000, 98, 95,
and 3.x. It can also be used on MS-DOS Versions 4 and up.

Programs
include: The DOS and Windows versions of our popular GNU C and C+
Compiler, DJGPP and Cygwin; a full-sized Emacs, our popular editor;
the Perl programming language; the multi-lingual GNU Debugger, GDB;
GNU Make, our popular automated update compiler utility; Gzip, a
file-compression program; and Bash, a versatile shell.

The Bison Manual: Using the YACC Compatible Parser
Generator
by Charles Donnelly
and Richard
M. Stallman
1-882114-44-2, $20.00
June 2002, for Ver
1.35, 104 Pages
Trade Paper, Lay Flat Binding
This manual
functions as both a tutorial and a reference guide for GNU Bison. It
also includes material on the theory of parser generators and the
particular algorithms used by Bison. The reader is assumed to already
know the C programming language, but no prior knowledge about parser
generators is assumed.

Flex: The Lexical Scanner Generator
by
G.T. Nicol
128 Pages, plus detachable Quick Reference
Card
1-882114-21-3, $20.00
February 1992, for Flex
Version 2.3.7
Plastic comb spine; no shrink-wrap
Primarily a
reference manual, but also has an introduction to Flex. Numerous
examples and formulas are provided.

The Termcap Manual: The Termcap
Library and
Database
by Richard M. Stallman
1-882114-87-6,
$15.00
August 1997, 3rd Edition, 68 Pages
Plastic comb
spine; no-shrink-wrap
This manual is for programmers who want to do
terminal-independent character-based display output. It is primarily a
reference guide with a few examples.