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- Abstract for CPMUG volume 83.
-
- 1. Gerald A. Edgar's muMATH/muSIMP routines
- 2. E.R. Le Clear's Complex math routines for CBASIC 2
- 3. William R. Brandoni's CP/M subroutines for FORTRAN-80.
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-
- 1. Routines for users of Microsoft's muMATH/muSIMP symbolic
- mathematics system. Tested at muSIMP-80 level 2.12.
-
- by Gerald A. Edgar
- 107 W. Dodridge St.
- Columbus, OH 43202
- 614-262-3232
-
- Several files provided here extend the capabilities of the
- files provided with the muMATH/muSIMP distribution disk. For
- example: evaluation of inverse trigonometric functions, for-
- mulas for the solution of fourth degree equations, summation
- of infinite series. Generally speaking, the added capabilities
- must be paid for in space and time.
-
- The file MUMATH%.DOC explains the capabilities of each of the
- files on the disk. Instructions for using each of the files
- (usually by merging it with an existing muMATH file) are given
- as a comment at the beginning of the file.
-
- A text editor (not included) must be used to merge these files
- with existing muMATH files. Instructions for what to do have
- been placed at the beginning of each file.
-
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-
- 2. Complex math routines for CBASIC 2, including information on
- using them for circuit design, etc.
-
- by E.R. Le Clear.
- 209 Alverno Dr.
- Ft. Wayne, Ind. 46816
- 219-745-7652
-
- Documentation on the disk describes a method for generating
- CBASIC "public library" files to be incorporated as subroutines
- in other programs. Several complex math subroutines are
- included as well as two application programs to illustrate the
- use of the subroutines and the method, such as a multipole
- filter analysis program.
-
- Files APPENDIX.DOC, CMATH.DOC, and COMDISK.DOC supply more
- information.
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-
- 3. William R. Brandoni's CP/M subroutines for FORTRAN-80.
-
- CPMLIB.REL is a library of subroutines which permits theì
- Microsoft FORTRAN-80 user to take advantage of some CP/M andì
- BDOS functions not supported in the FORTRAN language. Forì
- example, file manipulation such as renaming or erasing files. ì
- Direct console input is also supported. The library is set upì
- so that it can be searched during a link using LINK-80.
-
- More complete documentation is available in the CPMLIB.DOC andì
- CPMLIB.MOD files.
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- Abstract compiled 06/28/82 by Ward Christensen
-