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EX0102.CNM
EX03.CNM
EX03A.CNM
EX04.CNM
EX0506.CNM
EX0506S.CNM --- a set of equations with a singular coefficient matrix
EX0708.CNM
EX09.CNM
EX10.CNM
EX13.CNM
EX14.CNM
EX15.CNM
EX1617.CNM
EX1618.CNM
EX19.CNM
EX1920.CNM
EX1920J.CNM --- data for the Jaffrelot problem (JJACF.PAS), example 14.1
EX21.CNM
EX22.CNM
EX23.CNM
EX24II.CNM
EX24LE.CNM
EX24LS.CNM
EX24LS1.CNM --- data for example 19.2
EX25.CNM
EX26.CNM
EX26A.CNM
EX27J.CNM --- data for the Jaffrelot problem (JJACF.PAS), example 14.1.
EX27R.CNM --- console control file for the regular test problem, the Rosen-
brock test function (ROSEN.PAS)
If the driver programs have been loaded and compiled to saved executable (.COM)
files, then we can execute these programs by typing their names, e.g. DR0102. The
user must then enter command information from the keyboard. This is not difficult,
but it is sometimes useful to be able to issue such commands from a file. Such a
BATch command file (.BAT extension) is commonly used in MS-DOS systems. In the
driver programs we have included compiler directives to make this even easier to use
by allowing command input to come from a file. A batch file EXAMPLE.BAT which
could run drivers for algorithms 1 through 6 would have the form
rem EXAMPLE.BAT
rem runs Nash Algorithms 1 through 6 automatically
DR0102<DR0102X.
DR03A<DR03AX.
DR03<DR03X.
DR04<DR04X.
DR0506<DR0506X.