SIMSCRIPT II.5 Programming Language

SIMSCRIPT II.5 Programming Language
move to V
return with V**2''FOR EXAMPLE
end
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The monitoring routines deliver transformed values of the attributes to the plotting routine without
changing their values in memory. As there are no left-handed monitoring routines, XVAL and YVAL
are stored as they are read. To change the transformations, only the monitoring routines need be
altered.
main and PLOT.GRAPH stay the same.
6.12 Implementation Details for the TALLY Statement
The program preamble generates any required attributes and routines for each tally statement. A
left-handed monitoring routine is always generated for each tallied variable. The number of generated
attributes and other routines varies with the statistical quantities specified. Table 6-6 presents
the cases in which additional routines and attributes are generated.
Table 6-6. Tally Actions
Statistical Quantity
number
sum
mean
sum.of.squares
mean.square
variance
std.dev
maximum
mimimum
Tally Action
Uses name in tally list. Attribute generated if mean, variance,
std.dev, mean.square, minimum or maximum requested and
number not requested.
Uses name in tally list. Attribute generated if mean, variance or
std.dev requested and sum not requested.
Function with name in tally list generated.
Uses name in tally list. Attribute generated if mean.square,
variance or std.dev requested and sum.of.squares not requested.
Function with name in tally list generated.
Function with name in tally list generated.
Function with name in tally list generated.
Uses name in tally list.
Uses name in tally list.
From these examples it can be seen that certain counters, defined as variables or as attributes, are
required for the statistical computations. These counters are listed in table 6-7.
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