On Wed, 10 Aug 2005, Douglas Bates wrote:
> The Harwell-Boeing format for exchanging matrices is one of those
> lovely legacy formats that is based on fixed-format Fortran
> specifications and 80 character records. (Those of you who don't know
> why they would be 80 characters instead of, say, 6
The Harwell-Boeing format for exchanging matrices is one of those
lovely legacy formats that is based on fixed-format Fortran
specifications and 80 character records. (Those of you who don't know
why they would be 80 characters instead of, say, 60 or 100 can ask one
of us old-timers some day and
