...all, mobile phones that have live video chat,DVD writers, small portable music players that hold GBytes of songs in reasonably high quality,digital TV transmission,HD TV,laptop computers,palmtop pcs , small solidate state memories with vast storeage,solid-state digital cameras and so on. As for fundamental Physics, well a few things - slowing down of light I seem to remember?? Hardy

...: In article <2007081210480716807-gsande@worldnetattnet>, Gordon Sande <g.sande@worldnet.att.net> wrote: There has been much ingenuity applied to programming tricks to conserve storeage in various linear algebra operations. The original question was basically whether better support of other data structures would lower the need for such tricks. I misinterpreted ...

In article <2007081210480716807-gsande@worldnetattnet>, Gordon Sande <g.sande@worldnet.att.net> wrote: There has been much ingenuity applied to programming tricks to conserve storeage in various linear algebra operations. The original question was basically whether better support of other data structures would lower the need for such tricks. I misinterpreted the original ...

...Gram-Schmidt. Sometimes you want to examine the operator in its component form rather than just apply the operator. There has been much ingenuity applied to programming tricks to conserve storeage in various linear algebra operations. The original question was basically whether better support of other data structures would lower the need for such tricks. Displaying the tricks would seem to...

... and the user is both rather knowledgable and using some old F77 "tricks of the trade" when it is treated as an array under sequence association rules. The exception is a common F77 storeage allocation method that often appears in legacy code but is no longer a recommended programming style. If one needs some terminology one might say that this method is using array elements to provide "...

...given to the C programmer dealing in the pointer/array minefield. Subscript checking is a common runtime option in Fortran. Less commonly supported in C where it is more needed because of the C storeage allocation idioms. Once past debugging the option is turned off. During debugging is is a great help. The default is option off. It is clear that more folks should use it judging from the...

.... Some call then Heisenbugs as they change when you add "just one line of code" to try to locate the error. At the machine level they are various ways of modifying unintended (and unpredictable) storeage which now and then is the program or the operating system. So you should turn on EVERY debugging aid around. That means subscript checking, use of modules or contains to get F90 to check ...

... this. Not at all. WTC7 was severly damaged by debres from the initial plane impacts and the collapse of the two towers. The basement of the building itself had a major gasolene storeage which was under pressure and leaking spitting out super hot gasses. It was this that made the building unstable and eventually led to its collapse. No fairies involved. No superstition. Of ...

... linked list to read your data. Once it is read you will know how much data there is. Allocate suitable storeage. Copy the data from the linked list to the just allocated storeage. Use the allocated storeage for the random access. If you take the typical computer science course, or just read a book to...