A Computational Model for Interfaces (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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The basic data structures to be defined are called interface, node, curve, bond, point and component. Corresponding routines allow objects of these types to be created, copied, modified and deleted. Consider able redundancy is built into these definitions in order to make the package more flexible and efficient. In appendix A we present a complete set of such data structure declarations in the C language. Similar declarations would apply in Pascal, PM or other languages with user-defined types. In practice the library routines manipulate only pointers to these data structures. In the following sub-sections, we discuss these basic data structures in more detail.

Appendix B presents a complete list of the operations allowed on these data structures along with a brief description of their function.

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