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ORCIDAPL 1986: Mancheester, UK
- Dave Ziemann:
Proceedings of the international conference on APL, APL 1986, Mancheester, United Kingdom, July 7-11, 1986. ACM 1986, ISBN 978-0-901865-35-9 - Michael J. A. Berry, Roland H. Pesch:
Style and literacy in APL. 1-5 - H. Clark Kee, Roy L. Post:
Manufacturing resource planning on a PC local area network. 6-16 - Roland H. Pesch:
Empty frames in sharp APL. 17-20 - David J. Landaeta:
A notation for manipulating arrays of operations. 21-29 - Adam Dakin:
LAPLAN - A corporate planning model for Laura Ashley. 30-37 - A. M. Barnaud, Yves Le Borgne, B. Mailhol:
Development of a portable software product for library automation. 38-44 - Norman D. Thomson:
APL2 - A mathematician's delight. 45-49 - C. Bastian:
The scope of APL in nuclear measurements. 50-58 - Egon Dorrer:
From tensor and suffix notation to APL. 59-64 - Terence J. McKee:
APL in quality business management. 65-70 - Stig Gustafsson:
Quaternions and homogeneous co-ordinates. 71-77 - Leo H. Groner, Janice H. Cook:
Modelling the arithmetic of statistical distributions. 78-85 - Jack G. Rudd:
APL graphics representation and analysis of space-based observations. 86-95 - Karl Soop:
Bringing graphic dialogues to APL. 96-102 - John R. Searle:
IOTA3: the integration of Lotus spreadsheets and APL. 103-106 - Gerald A. Sullivan, Kenneth Fordyce:
Extending worksheet modelling software with expert system technology. 107-117 - Stephen B. Jaffe:
Topics for a second course in APL. 118-124 - Jim Weigang:
Machine-oriented languages in the APL environment. 125-131 - J. E. McGowan, D. J. Parker:
Medium term forecasts of half-hourly power demand. 132-135 - Thomas W. Christopher, Ralph W. Wallace:
Compiling optimized array operations at run-time. 136-142 - Wai-Mee Ching:
An APL/370 compiler and some performance comparisons with APL interpreter and FORTRAN. 143-147 - Richard W. Butterworth, Robert A. Stephan:
DELIS: A decision support system generator for frequency data. 148-157 - Robert Jernigan, Arie Eisner:
A generalised data base interface for APL. 158-163 - Richard L. Naugle:
APL compilation and interpretation by translating to F83VEC. 164-171 - Alan Graham:
Idioms and problem solving techniques in APL2. 172-178 - Robert Hodgkinson:
APL procedures (user defined operators, functions and token strings). 179-186 - Clark Wiedmann:
Field results with the APL compiler. 187-196 - Martin Gfeller, Monika Stengl:
Open fullscreen systems. 197-201 - J. Philip Benkard:
Analysis of function applications in deep arrays. 202-210 - David Livingstone:
The integration of relational database algebra into APL. 211-220 - Robert Bernecky:
APL: A prototyping language. 221-228 - Otway O'M. Pardee:
Checkpoint - Restart for APL applications. 229-231 - David M. Weintraub:
Assertive comments in APL programming. 232-234 - Matsuki Yoshino:
APL as a prototyping language: case study of a compiler development project. 235-242 - Loren B. Mayhew:
Increasing productivity with ISPF/APL2. 243-251 - Yap Siong Chua, Charles N. Winton:
Automated application programming environment. 252-260 - James A. Brown:
Writing multi-user applications in APL2. 261-265 - Gert L. Moller:
A logic programming tool for qualitative system design. 266-271 - Manuel Alfonseca, M. J. Tobar:
Extending APL to logic programming. 272-275 - Claudio Sandi:
Generalised arrays and shortest path problems. 276-281 - James A. Brown, Janice H. Cook, Leo H. Groner, Edward V. Eusebi:
Logic programming in APL2. 282-288 - Eugene E. McDonnell:
A perfect square root routine. 289-294 - Edward V. Eusebi, James A. Brown:
APL2 and AI: a study of search. 295-300 - John E. Howland:
Typesetting APL using a Macintosh. 301-305 - Ian Feldberg:
TEXT: Publication-quality characters come to APL graphics. 306-313 - David B. Allen, Leslie H. Goldsmith, Mark R. Dempsey, Kevin L. Harrell:
LOGOS: An APL programming environment. 314-325 - M. Udo, Y. Akimoto, Satoru Kaneko, T. Sanuki, Manuel Alfonseca:
Japanese APL language system on IBM Multistation 5550. 326-334
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