...the following: integer :: N=10 complex,dimension(-N:N,-N:N,0:1,0:1,-N:N,-N:N,0:1,0:1) :: P , but i get an error when compiling that the array cannot have more than seven .... I ran into a problem where I needed a 4 dimensional matrix in COBOL. The Univac reps said no one could understand more than 3 dimensions. I told them, "I ...

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... on the left side, and does not circulate back into the right side. So if you add 1 to -1 (all bits set) in SeaFORTH, you get 0 - two's complement. The fact that SeaFORTH...it, the battle is over, it was already over a long time ago. If you happen to find a PDP-1 or a UNIVAC 1100/2200 in your basement, it's only of historical interest, not of practical usage. One's complement addition ...

... on the left side, and does not circulate back into the right side. So if you add 1 to -1 (all bits set) in SeaFORTH, you get 0 - two's complement. The fact that SeaFORTH does ... it, the battle is over, it was already over a long time ago. If you happen to find a PDP-1 or a UNIVAC 1100/2200 in your basement, it's only of historical interest, not of practical usage. One's complement addition is ...

....com/in/bilkleb Interesting talk. Not just about HPC but about scientific computing in general. Points I liked: 1. Don't expect good scientists to be as good at programming or computing. Helps to explain many nasty .... Long long ago, I had two versions of a simulation program. One in Fortran on a Univac, one in Basic on an Apple II+. Guess which made ME more productive? 2a. Excel was ...

Dieter Bruegmann <08430173.1.didispandau@recursor.net> wrote: Ein Kollege brachte mal seinen 5-jährigen Sohn in die Firma mit. Der Kleine durfte am Univac-Kartenlocher etwas tippen. Er hat es tatsächlich geschafft, eine beschriftete, aber nicht gelochte Karte zu erzeugen. Das war eigentlich unmö...

..., Nintendo moved away from cartridge-based games to 1.5-GB 8-cm disks-similar to miniDVD. ... had a crank powered LED light. Rated at 1 hour of operations for one minute of cranking, ... characters +25 votes Video: Meet the ultimate computer--UNIVAC! +23 votes Video: Star Trek does the White ...: Lloyd Taylor Measuring energy usage with smarter meters 1:14 PG&E CIO: Pat Lawicki View all ...

...> wrote in message news:fpnlga$gbl$1@gnus01.u.washington.edu... In article <...> C HSTAR(X,Y)=Y**.4*((1.25*FUN(-X/40)+.18)) ! ...] gfc -c n.f n.f:1.24: SUBROUTINE PHTOD(E,N,I,H... Argument 'e' of statement function at (1) must be scalar -- Steve After about 5...I have a week memory of that Univac's F66 compiler treated it as E(1). Kurt Kallblad Earlier at Lund Institute ...

... news:4773cf72$0$13860$607ed4bc@cv.net... Charles Coldwell wrote: Case 1: PL/I supports decimal floating point (since 1966) Meh. ..., until very recently, was described as working by putting a 1 in the lowest-order bit. In any case, ... were the initials of the little five of the era - Burroughs, Univac, NCR, CDC and Honeywell (who took over GE computers). Case ...