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ORCID8th APL 1976: Ottawa, Canada
- G. Truman Hunter:
Proceedings of the eighth international conference on APL, APL 1976, Ottawa, Canada, September 22-24, 1976. ACM 1976, ISBN 978-1-4503-7416-3 - Manuel Alfonseca
, Maria L. Tavera:
"Extension of APL to tree-structured information". 1-23 - Brooke Allen:
A generalized digraph simulator. 24-30 - Francesco Antonacci, Piero Dell'Orco, V. N. Spadavecchia:
AQL: An APL based system for accessing and manipulating data in a Relational Database System. 31-42 - E. Armitage, J. Chenier, C. Leibovitz, D. Precht, Y. Zia:
Reorganization of the APL libraries. 43-48 - Frank B. Arthur:
GOFER: A system for evaluating projects in the petroleum industry. 49-54 - Jürgen Beetz:
Investment Analysis application + style. 55-62 - Dale H. Bent, Girard C. Pessis:
A modular approach to teaching management science and statistics using APL. 63-73 - Paul C. Berry:
Distributive rounding in commercial applications. 74-77 - Harvey W. Bingham:
TEXTEDITing using APL/700. 78-82 - Harvey W. Bingham, Kenneth T. Carvin:
Dynamic usage of APL primitive functions. 83-86 - Ian M. Cuthill:
York APL-total database interface. 87-94 - Cecil E. Denney, Ronald E. Converse:
Instructional databases in APL. 95-98 - Joe P. Dorocak:
APL functions which enhance APL branching. 99-105 - M. Elliott:
Keyed files for databases in Sharp APL. 106-112 - Jan M. Engel:
Hierarchical data management. 113-126 - R. Erbe, Georg Walch:
A general interactive guidance for information retrieval and processing systems. 127-140 - Adin D. Falkoff:
Some implications of shared variables. 141-148 - John S. Fisher:
The ACTION/FILES file system. 149-154 - I. Ganapathy, Richard F. Hobson:
GPMS, a general purpose memory management system - user's memory - that is. 155-165 - Robert G. Germain, John W. Burgeson:
ΔEditor APL function and data maintenance system. 166-177 - Ziad J. Ghandour:
A simple approach to the empty generalized APL arrays. 178-188 - Wolfgang K. Giloi, R. Hoffmann:
Adding a modern control structure to APL without changing the syntax. 189-194 - Stuart G. Greenberg:
High level data management for the problem solver. 195-200 - W. E. Gull, Michael A. Jenkins:
Recursive data structures and related control mechanisms in APL. 201-210 - Art Guthrie:
Interactive computing and the manager-machine interface. 211-216 - Rolland A. Hurtubise, Yves Poulin:
The design, development and operation of an APL-based MIS: The case of a small firm. 217-232 - Kenneth E. Iverson:
Two combinatoric operators. 233-237 - Arto Juvonen:
APL function editing in APL. 238-241 - Naomi Kleid, Gerald M. Weinberg:
Adaptive library documentation for APL. 242-248 - Georg R. Lampl, Isolde Schell-Haungs:
Functions in APL to assist the programming and servicing of CAI-Lessons. 249-254 - Richard H. Lathwell:
APL comparison tolerance. 255-258 - Yves Le Borgne:
APL usage in Europe: Scope and value. 259-266 - C. E. Mahood:
Data Base Retrieval System (DBRS) a personalized data base system for the APL user. 267-283 - George R. Mayforth:
APL as implementation language for financial data bases. 284-294 - Eugene E. McDonnell:
Zero divided by zero. 295-296 - James E. McKenna:
Interactive computing in a course on numerical analysis. 297-302 - Ephraim R. McLean:
The use of APL for production applications: The concept of "throwaway code". 303-307 - William J. Mein:
Toward a data structure extension for APL. 308-313 - Richard J. Orgass:
Toward a primitive recursive semantics for APL. 314-320 - Bruno Petruschka:
APL used for management in a reprocessing plant. 321-329 - Jack Prins:
APL forecasting system. 330-336 - Sander Rubin:
An application of tree structures to an interactive double-entry bookkeeping system. 337-342 - James L. Ryan, Harvey W. Bingham:
Application diagnostic aids in APL/700. 343-345 - James K. Schmidt:
A case study of putting APL to work with a large database. 346-358 - Franz Schober, Kurt Spielberg:
APL Econometric Planning Language (EPLAN). 359-387 - G. M. Seeds, A. Arpin:
A numeric-controlled formatter. 388-391 - J. Siller:
A planning and design technique. 392-400 - Keith W. Smillie:
Regression analysis: Theory and computation. 401-407 - G. Soda, E. G. Vichi:
Least squares estimation of C.E.S. production function's non-linear parameters. 408-413 - Joseph Specht:
Automatic workspace analysis and documentation. 414-424 - Alvin J. Surkan:
APL algorithm for a sequential search for a hidden target in a two-dimensional region. 425-434 - Anton G. Wellbrock, John W. Mizzi, Richard D. Moore:
Using APL to monitor APL. 435-438 - K. K. Wing, Y. K. Wong:
A general personnel information retrieval system in APL. 439-446 - S. W. Wittig, Rainer Eggensperger:
APL in Computer-Assisted Instruction: Simulation of Stochastic Processes in science teaching. 447-455 - Index. 456-459
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