Anthony Ralston
Pages 1021-1022
The classical process of partitioning an array into subarrays is extended to a more useful array language operation. Various modes of partitioning are defined for different types of arrays, so that subarrays may vary over the …
J. Richard Phillips, H. C. Adams
Pages 1023-1032
The paper describes a scheme for symbolic manipulation of index expressions which arise as a by-product of the symbolic manipulation of expressions in the matrix calculi described by the authors in a previous paper. This scheme …
R. Bayer, C. Witzgall
Pages 1033-1039
A method of incremental compilation is presented which applies especially to programming languages in which statements can be nested (such as Algol and PL/I). The method permits editing of the source language using a general
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Jay Earley, Paul Caizergues
Pages 1040-1044
A new linear search for hash tables whose increment step is a function of the key being addressed is presented. Comparisons with known methods are given, in terms of efficiency and computation complexity. In particular, the new …
Fabrizio Luccio
Pages 1045-1047
Three methods for generating outcomes on multivariate normal random vectors with a specified variance-covariance matrix are presented. A comparison is made to determine which method requires the least computer execution time
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Donald R. Barr, Norman L. Slezak
Pages 1048-1049
partial differential equations. When the equations are defined in unbounded domains, as in the initial value (Cauchy) problem, the solution of the integral equation by the method of successive approximation has inherent advantages …
John Moore, Prentiss Robinson
Pages 1050-1052
This paper discusses modularization as a mechanism for improving the flexibility and comprehensibility of a system while allowing the shortening of its development time. The effectiveness of a “modularization” is dependent upon …
D. L. Parnas
Pages 1053-1058
An increasing amount of software is being implemented in a portable form. A popular way of accomplishing this is to encode the software in a specially designed machine-independent language and then to map this language, often …
P. J. Brown
Pages 1059-1062
Microscopic level job stream data obtained in a production environment by an event-driven software probe is used to drive a model of a multiprogramming computer system. The CPU scheduling algorithm of the model is systematically …
Stephen Sherman, Forest Baskett, J. C. Browne
Pages 1063-1069
W. Robert Boland
Page 1070
W. Robert Boland
Pages 1070-1071
W. Robert Boland
Page 1071
Walter L. Sullins
Pages 1072-1073
W. Robert Boland
Page 1072
P. Hallet, E. Mund
Page 1073
Ernst Schuegraf
Page 1073
Ernst Schuegraf
Page 1074
Michael J. Frisch
Page 1074
D. R. T. Marshall
Page 1074
Richard M. Heiberger
Page 1075
Pages 1088-1089
