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purpose data processor of known type to enable the data processor to execute
formulas in an object program comprising a plurality of formulas, such that
the same results will be produced when using the same given data, regardless
of the sequence in which said formulas are presented in said object program,
comprising the steps of: (a) examining
each of said formulas in a storage area of the data processor to determine
which formulas can be designated as defined; (b) executing,
in the sequence in which each formulas is designated as defined, said
formulas designated as defined; and (c) repeating
steps (a) and (b) for at least undefined formulas as many times as required
until all said formulas have been designated as defined and have been
executed; Whereby to produce the same results upon execution of the formulas
in the sequence recited in step (b) when using the same given data,
regardless of the order in which said formulas were presented in the object
program prior to said process. |
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