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I never knew Kernighan wrote a pascal book. (or a version of a book in pascal). Neat. Also ampl seems quire useful, I've written my own versions of some of that
by spitfire 16y ago
I never knew Kernighan wrote a pascal book. (or a version of a book in pascal). Neat. Also ampl seems quire useful, I've written my own versions of some of that stuff in mathematica. It'd be great to have it already done for me.
- angrycoder 16y agoSoftware Tools in Pascal. There was a previous version with examples written in something called Ratfor, which from what I've read is a hybrid of fortran and C. http://www.amazon.com/Software-Tools-Pascal-Brian-Kernighan/dp/0201103427/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1298360333&sr=8-6 http://www.amazon.com/Software-Tools-Pascal-Brian-Kernighan/...
- cema 16y agoRatfor, if my memory serves me well, was a set of macros which sort of turned Fortran into a simplified C. Better read the Pascal book, the language (Pascal) would be easier to follow.