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This book provides a general introduction to developing plug-ins for the Eclipse platform. No
prior experience, other than Java, is necessary to be able to follow the examples presented
in this book. By the end of the book, you should be able to…

That’s what New York City Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia said back in 1934. Not
many people understood the meaning or the impact of Mayor LaGuardia’s
statement, because he said it in Latin. (“E finita la cuccagna,” said the mayor.)
But today,…

Electronic Principles, eighth edition, continues its tradition as a clearly explained,
in-depth introduction to electronic semiconductor devices and circuits. This textbook
is intended for students who are taking their fi

rst course in linear…

The Yocto project (http://www.yoctoproject.org/) is an embedded Linux distribution
builder that makes use of several other open source projects.
The Yocto project provides a reference build system for embedded Linux, called Poky, which
has the…

Abduction is a form of reasoning, sometimes described
as “deduction in reverse,” whereby given a rule that
“A follows from B” and the observed result of “A” we
infer the condition “B” of the rule. More generally,
given a theory,…

I’d like to thank all the people who worked so hard on this project, especially the editors
Thomas Cirtin, my good friend Gael McGill, and Liz Britten. I’d also like to thank Mariann
Barsolo and Pete Gaughan. I thank all the folks at Autodesk…

MATLAB is a platform for scientific computing that can work in almost all areas of the experimental sciences,
engineering, mathematics and financial solutions. Logically, this software allows you to work in the field of
mathematical analysis…

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First, we want to thank Autodesk and the Navisworks team for creating such a great product.
Product development can be a long, drawn-out process, but it has been particularly satisfying to
watch Navisworks grow and mature over the years. Thank you…

I would like to thank Eric Keller, whose work on previous editions has built a foundation for
this current edition. A big thanks to Keith Reicher, our technical editor, who worked above and
beyond the call of duty.