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....as the first parameter to all elements of the set given as the second parameter. The result is placed in the set to which the access function was applied. This simple routine shows how the basic operations can be realized easily and fast, provided fast implementation of the basic set operations [LEA91]. 3.2.3 From Rules to Algebraic Expressions In section 2.1 we showed how query classes can be transformed into deductive rules concluding specific query literals. The module Q R Compiler implements these transformation steps finally leading to sets of algebraic equations. We continue our ....

Lea D., User's Guide to the GNU C++ Library, 1991.

....MLCG RNGs [Jain, 1991] This class of random number generators has many useful properties. These include: 155 1. In [L Ecuyer, 1988] the RNG has been subjected to a battery of statistical tests and has derived robust implementations, 2. A public domain portable implementation from GNU s libg [Lea, 1992] is available, 3. The RNG has a very long period, and 4. A systematic technique to generate seeds is given in [Bratley et al. 1987] The MLCG used in M IGELL IN is a portable implementation on 32 bit machines as described in [L Ecuyer, 1988] L Ecuyer suggests a mix of two MLCGs: 2147483563, ....

D. Lea. User's Guide to the GNU C++ Library. Free Software Founda- tion, 2.0 edition, 1992.

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Doug Lea. User's Guide to the GNU C++ Library (version 2.0), April 1992.

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