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APL Quote Quad 16/1
Author: Brenda Law
Date: Sat, 06 Jul 1985 00:42
Date: Sat, 06 Jul 1985 00:42
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APL Quote Quad, the newsletter of the Special Interest Group for APL (SIGAPL)
of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), went to press this week.
The Table of Contents follows. An earlier version of this table, sent to
this newsgroup has been revised as below. Features in this issue include
articles on APL as a Compiler Writing language and the answer to this
question: What does the first APL lap portable computer (the Ampere WS1)
have in common with the Datsun 280Z?
APL Quote Quad
Volume 16, Number 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
NOTICES
From the editor
Dyer and Sharp receive SIGAPL award
APL'85 Jigsaw Puzzle
Education Recommendations
SIGAPL Election Results
Cover Contest
Tool of Thought III - Proceedings Available
MEETINGS
APL86 - Call for Papers
APL87
DPMA & ACM Conference
ARTICLES
APL as a Compiler-Writing Language (A. Rafea & Y. Raynaud)
Tracing the Evaluation of APL Expressions (J. Sigle)
Reduction of a Matrix to Echelon Form and Applications (P. Weidner)
A Trace Facility for Intelligent Terminals (A.D. Luzi)
Implicit Instead Of The Explicit Copy Command (F.H.D. van Batenburg)
PRODUCTS
A first look at AMPERE WS1 (M. Dumontier)
APL.68000 on the Apple Macintosh
DYALOG APL Version 3.0
Low-Cost Alternative to 8087 Chip
ALGORITHMS
157.1 Parallel Shading of Polygons (T. Ylinen)
ERRATA
Compact Simplex Method (R.A. Agnew)
APL and Elementary Logic (N. MacKenzie)
RECREATION
Circle Functions
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Orders for APL Quote Quad may be placed with
Fred Aronson, Coordinator for SIGs
Association for Computing Machinery
11 West 42nd Street
New York, NY
USA 10036
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