CMP Media's C/C++ Users Journal Announces 64-Bit Programming IssuePRNewswire-FirstCall In conjunction with Microsoft's release of Windows x64, the 64-bit version of its flagship operating system, CMP Media's C/C++ Users Journal (CUJ.com) has released its June 2005 issue which focuses on 64-bit development, a platform which provides compelling business advantages for enterprise computing. To date, Intel and AMD combined have shipped several million 64-bit processors. Jonathan Erickson, Editorial Director of CMP's Software Development Media Group, states, "The C/C++ Users Journal editorial staff prides itself in meeting developer needs. Microsoft's release of Windows x64 makes CUJ's June issue especially timely, relevant and comprehensive -- traits developers have come to expect from CUJ." CUJ's solutions-oriented 64-bit coverage includes an in-depth examination of 64-bit Windows and an analysis of required logistics in moving to 64-bit platforms. About C/C++ User Journal For more than 20 years, CUJ has been the leading resource for advanced application and systems architects and engineers of C/C++ programs. CUJ's technical, real-world approach to providing guidance through the complex maze of C/C++, as well as a thorough explanation of how other languages are best leveraged with them, attracts developers making technology and purchasing decisions for their companies. About CMP Media CMP Media (www.cmp.com) is the leading integrated media solutions company providing "broad and deep" access to the entire technology spectrum -- the builders, sellers and buyers of technology worldwide. The company's comprehensive database of technology decision makers enables marketers to reach targeted audiences throughout the purchase process with publications, web offerings, face-to-face events, consulting and other marketing services that deliver actionable results. CONTACT: Jessica Marty of CMP Media LLC, 916-782-7572, or jmarty@cmp.com SOURCE: CMP Media CONTACT: Jessica Marty of CMP Media LLC, +1-916-782-7572, or Web site: http://www.cmp.com/ |