A language-driven generalized numerical database translator
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This paper describes a language-driven generalized data translator for translating any numerical database from one matrix compact data representation to another. Our approach is to describe any matrix compact data representation by a physical schema and any numerical database and its mapping to storage by data language facilities. The languages are processed by a Generalized Syntax-Directed Translation Scheme (GSDTS) to automatically generate FORTRAN conversion programs which become the major modules of the translator.
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