phyllis@utcsrgv.UUCP (Phyllis Eve Bregman) (10/27/83)
UofT Department of Computer Science Seminar Schedule for
the week of October 31st, 1983
Thursday, November 3rd, 3:00 P.M., GB248: Professor Randy Bank,
Department of Mathematics, University of California at San Diego:
"Dynamic structures for adaptive finite element computations".
ABSTRACT: In this talk we will discuss data structures and
associated algorithms which can be used in implementing automated
adaptive local mesh refinement schemes for finite element
computations. Both triangular and quadrilateral elements will
be considered.
Friday, November 3th, 11:00 A.M., GB248: Mayer Schwarz, Computer
Research Lab, Tektronix, Beaverton, Oregon: "Magpie: An
interactive programming environment for Pascal".
ABSTRACT: Magpie provides in one, integrated tool the functions
of an editor, a compiler and a debugger--all tailored specifically
for Pascal. Magpie is an example of a programming environment
which takes advantage of high-performance, display-oriented,
personal workstations. Magpie reduces any delays between changing
a program and editing it to no more than a few seconds. All
debugging is done in terms of Pascal, including the possibility
of executing separate Pascal code when a given identifier in the
user's program is referenced.
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Phyllis Eve Bregman
CSRG, Univ. of Toronto
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