NASA NTRS · 19780020889
Some programming techniques for increasing program versatility and efficiency on CDC equipment
Abstract
Five programming techniques used to decrease core and increase program versatility and efficiency are explained. The techniques are: (1) dynamic storage allocation, (2) automatic core-sizing and core-resizing, (3) matrix partitioning, (4) free field alphanumeric reads, and (5) incorporation of a data complex. The advantages of these techniques and the basic methods for employing them are explained and illustrated. Several actual program applications which utilize these techniques are described as examples.
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Tiffany, S. H., Newsom, J. R.. 1978-08-01. Some programming techniques for increasing program versatility and efficiency on CDC equipment. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19780020889
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