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COMPUTE PLANTSTOPThe previous example would demonstrate the effect (on the loads calculatedby the SYSTEMS and PLANT programs) caused by lowering the maximum relativehumidity from 60 per cent to 50 per cent to 40 per cent, an effect thatcan be rather drastic, especially in humid climates. The PARAMETRIC-INPUT runis normally not attempted until the first run (INPUT run) is debugged andverified. This being the case, the user can specify DIAGNOSTIC = NO-ECHO inthe PARAMETRIC-~NPUT runs, to suppress the printing of the redundant inputdata; however, if a problem is detected, a diagnostic message will be printed,along with the data entry that caused the problem.Rules: 1. A COMPUTE instruction is always associated with the last INPUT orPARAMETRIC-INPUT instruction. Thus, in the following sequence,the first set of INPUT instructions is not simulated.INPUT F ffi LOADS •.END.•INPUT Fffi LOADS ..END •.COMPUTE LOADS •.STOP •.2. A COMPUTE instruction causes the referenced program to use, ashourly input data, the hourly output data as generated by the lastCOMPUTE instruction referring to the immediately "upstream" prO=gram.In the following sequence, the hourly output from thesecond LOADS simulation is used as hourly input data for theSYSTEMS program.INPUT F ffi LOADSEND .,COMPUTE LOADS ..INPUT FOR LOADS ..END ..COMPUTE LOADS .,INPUT FOR SYSTEMSEND ..COMPUTE SYSTEMSSTOP ..II .10 (Revi sed 5/81)