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From: emclean@sfsuvax1.sfsu.edu (Emmett McLean)
Subject: Re: Seek intermediate application using LinkJ
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Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1993 07:58:41 GMT
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 I already have a SVD program that I would like to call from J
 (an ALGOL algorithm translated into C by Bob Craig at AT&T).
 I don't currently _need_ a SVD routine, but I figure that it would 
 serve as a good programming exercise since it requires
 returning a list of three boxed arrays and utilitizes memory
 allocation utilities such as "jma". The example in ISI's "An 
 Implementation of J" presents a function which returns 
 an atom.  I suppose all the documentation I need is in this
 book but I figure that I can save myself time and effort if I 
 could review someone else's code on a similar application.  
 Perhaps there is a *.c file someone could point me to in the source?

 By the way, I received some e-mail from Christopher Browne  who also
 said he was interested in anything I could pass along.


 Emmett
