Other reserved words

• A or B used in SENDTO, TRANS, and PUTFEL to indicate if the message is put before (B) or after (A) the pointed message (in the case of SENDTO or TRANS) or the event with the same value of TIME (in the case of PUTFEL). Note that there are not reserved words outside these instructions.
•  A or D used in the procedures ORDER and SORT to indicate the increasing (A) or decreasing (D) order. They are not reserved word outside these procedures.
•  ALL used in ASSEMBLE or SYNCHRONIZE to indicate that all the elements of the list must be assembled or synchronized.
•  ALLNODES used in STATISTICS to ask for statistics of all the nodes.
•  EABS absolute error for RKF method of integration.
•  ELIM in the ASSEMBLE instruction indicates that all the assembled messages but the representative will be eliminated.
•  EQUFIELD in the ASSEMBLE or SYNCHRONIZE to group messages with equal value in a field.
•  EREL relative error for RKF method of integration.
•  EUL indicates Euler method of integration.
•  FIRST in an ASSEMBLE instruction it indicates that the first assembled message will represent the group.
•  FIRST or LAST in SENDTO and TRANS to indicate if the sent or transferred message is put at the beginning or ending of the list. These words are also used in pointers as indicated in section 2.1.2.
•  FREE in SENDTO to indicate the first free in a multiple node.
•  LABEL used in the heading of a node (to declare labels for the node).
•  MESS used in UPDATE to update the fields of the message being processed.
•  MIN in SENDTO to indicate the less occupied in a multiple node.
•  MAXSEL in SELECT to indicate the maximum of messages to be selected in the next selection attempt.
•  NEW in an ASSEMBLE instruction it indicates that a new message will represent the group.
•  NREP number of the replication when the Replications option is used (its use will be discussed in a future version of the GLIDER manual).
•  O_MESS used in UPDATE to update the fields of the alternative message being processed.
•  OUTF alternative file variable in REPORT instruction.
•  O_VAR used in UPDATE to update the fields variables of the alternative message being processed.
•  RKF indicates Runge-Kutta-Fehlberg method of integration.
•  RK4 indicates fourth order Runge-Kutta method of integration.
•  TRUE used in the instruction ASSEMBLE instead of a logical expression.
•  VAR used in UPDATE to update the field variables of the message being processed.
•  VAR used in the heading of a node (to declare local variables).

 

 

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