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ACM SIGAPL APL Quote Quad, Volume 15
Volume 15, Number 1, September 1984
- Roland H. Pesch:
On the question of fill. 9-13 - F. H. D. van Batenburg:
An editor for variables. 12-13 - Ole Immanuel Franksen:
Introducing "Mr. Babbage's Secret". 14-17 - Bob Stephan:
APL on micros: a survey of the literature. 17-19 - Bob Stephen:
"Chairman" fails to get vote. 20-21 - Joseph L. Sowers:
High-order least-squares fits. 22
Volume 15, Number 2, December 1984
- Kevin R. Weaver:
APL '85. 2-3 - Peter Armstrong:
Music composition. 7 - John Collins:
APL on the IBM PC. - Michael P. Barnett:
"Careers in computing" a call for comments. 7 - Arthur Anger:
CBS spark New-England group-from glass box to crystal ball. 9 - Ralph B. Bisland:
DSS = APL + RDBMS. 10-12 - Harold R. Ward:
An APL system for increased engineering productivity. 12-14 - Harold R. Wald:
An APL system for increased engineering productivity. 13-16 - Fred A. Masterson:
AMPL: a modified programming language. 17-20 - Nollaig MacKenzie:
APL and elementary logic. 21-26 - Leroy J. Dickey:
System commands in GCOS-APL. 26-27 - Robert Pullman:
Algorithms 163: A family of magic squares of doubly-ever order. 29-30
Volume 15, Number 3, March 1985
- Robert A. Agnew:
Compact simplex methods. 9-12 - E. R. Swart:
How I implemented the Karmarkar algorithm in one evening. 13-16 - Homer Hartung:
From hieroglyphics to APL - the relentless course of history. 17-18 - J. Rueda:
Processing multiple files. 18-21 - D. Patnaik, Roger J. Hosking:
APL-based, on-line examination scheduler. 21-23 - Carina Heiselbetz:
Algorithms 164: Tower chart(skyscraper diagram) for contingency tables. 28-29 - Jonathan Thornburg:
On polygon clipping. 29-30
Volume 15, Number 4, May 1985
- Jerry R. Turner:
Proceedings of the international conference on APL - APL and the future, APL 1985, Seattle, Washington, USA, May 12-16, 1985. ACM 1986, ISBN 978-0-89791-157-3 [contents]
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