APACHE : ANALOG PROGRAMMING AND CHECKING SYSTEM PROGRAMMERS GUIDE

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ANALOG PROGRAMMING AND CHECKING
SYSTEM PROGRAMMERS GUIDE
G. BUCCARI (*), G.P. DEL BIGIO (*), A. GERANZAN^ANZANI (** (**) )
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(*) Euratom
(**) Praxis
1966
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APACHE : ANALOG PROGRAMMING AND CHECKING SYSTEM
PROGRAMMERS GUIDE
by G. BUCCARI (*), G.P. DEL BIGIO (*), A. GERANZANI (**) and
P. SANGERMANO-WOOD
(*) Euratom
(**) Praxis
European Atomic Energy Community - EURATOM
Joint Nuclear Research Center - Ispra Establishment (Italy)
Scientific Information Processing Center - CETIS
Contracts EURATOM/PRAXIS CALCOLO SpA, Milan (Italy)
Nos. 026-62-2 CETI, 031-63-3 CETI, 035-64-3 CETI, 038-65-3 CETI
Brussels, July 1966 - 382 Pages - FB 375
This manual is a guide to the APACHE (Version IV) for the IBM 7090.
It has been written to aid system programmers who wish to study the logic
and organisation of the program.
EUR 3052.e
APACHE: ANALOG PROGRAMMING AND CHECKING SYSTEM
PROGRAMMERS GUIDE
by G. BUCCARI (*), G.P. DEL BIGIO (*), A. GERANZANI (**) and
P. SANGERMANO-WOOD
(*) Euratom
(**) Praxis
European Atomic Energy Community - EURATOM
Joint Nuclear Research Center - Ispra Establishment (Italy)
Scientific Information Processing Center - CETIS
Contracts EURATOM/PRAXIS CALCOLO SpA, Milan (Italy)
Nos. 026-62-2 CETI, 031-63-3 CETI, 035-64-3 CETI, 038-65-3 CETI
Brussels, July 1966 - 382 Pages - FB 375
This manual is a guide to the APACHE (Version IV) for the IBM 7090.
It has been written to aid system programmers who wish to study the logic
and organisation of the program. EUR iOn.e
EUROPEAN ATOMIC ENERGY COMMUNITY - EURATOM
APACHE :
ANALOG PROGRAMMING AND CHECKING
SYSTEM PROGRAMMERS GUIDE
by
G. BUCCARI (*), G.P. DEL BIGIO (*), A. GERANZANI (**)
and P. SANGERMANO-WOOD (*)
(*) Euratom
(**) Praxis
1966
Joint Nuclear Research Center
Ispra Establishment - Italy
Scientific Information Processing Center - CETIS
Contracts EURATOM/PRAXIS CALCOLO SpA, Milan (Italy)
Nos. 026-62-2 CETI, 031-63-3 CETI, 035-64-3 CETI, 038-65-3 CETI SUMMARY
This manual is a guide to the APACHE (Version IV) for the IBM 7090.
It has been written to aid system programmers who wish to study the logic
and organisation of the program. (i)
INDEX
Introduction (vii )
Addenda
1. Hardware l
1.1 Digital 3
1.2 Analog
1.2.1 Pace
1.2.2 Cressida 4
1.2.3 Satanas
2. Condensed description of control logic
(link by link) 5
2.1 System flow chart 7
2.2 Links 10
2.3 Flow charts of links8
3. Summarised descriptions of routines 41
3.1ds of routines
in alphabetical order by routine3
3.2 Summarised descriptions of routines
KWIC index by significant word 6j
4. Logic of main sections 101
4.1 The APACHE list processing3
4.1.1 General ·
4.1.2 List and sublist
4.1.3 Structure of a list4
4.1.4 Storage allocation6
4.1.5 The list processing subroutines ... 10
4.1.5.1 Construction of a list ....2 List processing 112
4.1.5.3 Erasure of lists3
4.2 Transformation of equations to
standard form 114
4.2.1 The STANDARD FORM
4.2.2 The TREE9
4.2.3 Processing of the tree 12
4.2.4 Parametric Expressions7 (ii)
128
4.3 Minimisation of invertors
128
4.3.1 General
4.3.2 Invertors necessary for technical
reasons 128
4·3·3 Programmed invertors9
4.3.4 Signs matrix
4.3.4.1 General2 Construction of matrix 12
4.3.5 Processing of signs matrix 131
4.3.6 Attribution of invertors to
non-linear equations
4.3.7 Signals in SYMBOL TABLE
4.4 Control of gains and reduction of
amplifier entries to patchable
components 132
4.4.1 General
4·4·2 Control of gains
4·4·3 Reduction of entries to components .. 133
4·5 Accounting of elements and distribution
between consoles I35
4·5·1 General
4·5·2 Precedence of IMPOSE
4·5·3 Distribution between consoles 13
4·5·4 General organisation of LINK 331 ... 136
4.6 Addressing 137
4·6·1 General
4.6.2 Impose .... I3
4·6·3 Partition of integrators 138
4·6·4 Use of strategiesg
4·6·5 Completion of addressing9
4.7 SATANAS 140
4· 7· 1 SATAC option I4
4·7·2 TiepointB
4.7.3 SATANAS Cards 1Z|
4·7·4 Panel connections output list ... 142
4·7·5 Completion of records for
output listing , 142 (iii)
4.8 STATIC CHECK 142
4.8.1 Production of POTSETTING, NETWORK
and READ-OUT cards
4.8.2 STATIC CHECK procedure on analog
computer3
4.8.3 General principle of APACHE STATIC
CHECK
4.8.4 Processing of STATIC CHECK 144
4-9 SIMULATOR 145
4*9.1 Integration routine as part of
APACHE
4*9.2 Routine of integration 14
4·9·3 Supply of information to integration
routine I46
4·9·3·1 Routine DAUX
4.9.3·2 Print routine 147
4.10 Editor 14
5· System parameters 155
5.1 General
5.2 Tapes
5·3 PATPAN, patch panel coding I63
5.4 Options I72
5.5 Strategies 176
5*6 Tolerance I8I
5.6.1 Gains
5.6.2 Analog elements 193
6 · System tables 23
6.1 Symbol table (8YMB)5
6.2 Reference to SYMB (RIF) 238
6.3 Multiplication terms tables (RUBB etc.) .. 239
6.4 Multipliers tables (TSM1 etc.) 243
6·5 Comparators (CUBB)6
6.6 Switch tables (SUBB) 24
6.7 DFG tables (TCP)9
6.8 Analog element tables (TV, VETT, NBOX) ... 250
6.9g elements, available and used,
table (TPOM) 258 (iv)
7. Internal coding and information words 261
7.1 ID-code 263
7.2 KTYPE-code4
7.3 E-code5
7.4 M-code
7.5 NL-code6
7.6 GP-code
7.7 CHLK777
7.8 LE7777
7.9 CW 268
7.10 EQM(99,2), VALMA
7.11 NC0D1, NC0D29
8. Tape record format 271
8.1 ID-records3
8.2 W-record5
8.3 EQM-record6
8.4 Addressing records7
9. Cards format 279
9.1 Cards prepared by Link 5 28I
9.1.1 Columns 71, 72, 73l
9.1.2 Pot setting cards
9.1.3 Network cards3
9*1.4 Readout cards5
9.2 SATANÁS cards 287
10. Diagnostics on and off line with
relevant routine9
11. Extra information on output listing 29
11.1 Use of console switches to
obtain extra information on
output listing 3Q1
11.2 Sample APACHE problem passed with
console switches 1 and 5 on 30