July 1964 - Vol. 7 No. 7
Features
In a number of articles published during the past two years, R. A. Brooker and D. Morris (joined by J. S. Rohl in their most recent paper) have presented a very…
Programming analysis of variance by sequences of operators and isomorphic mappings
A special operator calculus developed by Hartley in 1956 together with a new mapping scheme has been found to be efficient in programming analysis of variance for…
An automatic loader for subroutine nests
A method for automatic loading of library subroutines, which can be adapted to operate in conjunction with any conventional two-pass assembler is described. The method is…
Talk—a high-level source language debugging technique with real-time data extraction: 26
TALK, meaning Take A LooK, is a debugging technique which aids substantially in debugging complex real-time programming systems by interrupting the users program at…
Remark on further generalization of ALGOL
The generalized ALGOL described by Nilalus Wirth [1] is in my opinion a major step forward toward the “next” programming language. In this remark I intend to…
Characteristics of the FORTRAN CEP language
The FORTRAN CEP languages differs from FORTRAN II mainly because: (1) it extends the variety of the modes for real quantities; (2) it allows suitable mixtures, in an…
An automated data system analysis technique is described. The technique is designed to alleviate some of the principal problems that beset current analysis—large…
Experimental personalized array translator system
A system designed for intimate man-machine interaction in a general-purpose problem-solving environment is experimentally operational. The system utilizes an…
Theoretical considerations in information retrieval systems
A method for automatic loading of library subroutines, which can be adapted to operate in conjunction with any conventional two-pass assembler is described. The method is…
A note on starting the Newton-Raphson method
Determination of a suitable initial estimate for a root of an equation ƒ(x) = 0 by means of computing the roots of a sequence of related equations is described.
Techniques for the simulation of computer logic
A special operator calculus developed by Hartley in 1956 together with a new mapping scheme has been found to be efficient in programming analysis of variance for…