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Associated article: Smart Cards and the Open Terminal Architecture

Tags: Security     Open Source     Mobile     Design    

Published source code examples accompanying the article by Edward K. Conklin in which he discusses Smart cards, sometimes known as "Integrated Circuit Cards" or "pocket PCs," are being promoted as a replacement for existing conventional credit/debit cards. Edward examines smart cards and the Open Terminal Architecture, a standard that defines terminal software.

					Smart Cards and the Open Terminal Architecture 
by Edward K. Conklin


Example 1:

: INSERT-RECORD ( S: -- )     ( G: Insert a record before the current )   
   WRITABLE #RECORD 0 MAX           From the current record
   DUP >R AVAILABLE  DB-INSERT      To last record, insert record
   AVAILABLE 1+ ...
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