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Subject: Re: REFER bibliography on optimization, vectorization
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Date: 24 May 89 17:46:03 GMT
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A refer convention request:
I noticed this bibliography used '%Z' for commenting.
I have seen others user %Z for author affiliation.  I am following
this form.  The '%[a-z]' lower case forms are also used in various
ways (like TRs which turn into articles %R -> %r) and a few macros are
used like internal registers.  I have adopted the use of "%#" for commenting.

Of course you don't have to do this.  Unix is all based on convention,
but I thought you might know that I researched this a bit a ways back.

--eugene miya
[From harvard!eos.arc.nasa.gov!eos!eugene (Eugene Miya)]
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