A philosophy for scientific computing tools

Authors:
W. M. Coughran;E. Grosse
Affiliations:
-;-
Venue:
ACM SIGNUM Newsletter
Year:
1989

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We argue that subroutine libraries are not enough but need to be supplemented by common file formats and directly executable commands. A concrete example, tensor spline primitives, illustrates this style of programming.