Implementing software for non-numeric applications (Prentice-Hall series in automatic computation) - Hardcover
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This book provides a detailed treatment of techniques required for list processing, dynamic storage management, and string manipulation. The emphasis on engineering of software to perform non-numeric tasks includes time and space requirements for various algorithms as well as tradeoff options. It presents practical methods for implementing non-numeric programs on a wide variety of computers and, in appendices, source code of the special processors discussed in the book.
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Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. Save for some mild discoloration to the faces of the textblock, this book is in stellar shape- the corners are pointed, the binding is square and tight, the pages are clean and remarkably smooth. The dust jacket carries the extent of the wear- light creasing along the edges, some moderate corner wear, mild discoloration to cover surfaces. A few small tears along edges, but none extend further than 9mm [~3/8"] from ends. Has been given protective mylar jacketing. Seller Inventory # 1042977