Population models (was: Thinking out loud)

3 posts ยท Sep 5 2002 to Sep 5 2002

From: Edward Lipsett <translation@i...>

Date: Thu, 05 Sep 2002 09:02:40 +0900

Subject: Population models (was: Thinking out loud)

Hi, Beth,

What language are your programs written in? And are they available to the
general public (ie, me)?

I'd love to see how you've got them set up, if that's possible.

From: Beth Fulton <beth.fulton@m...>

Date: Thu, 5 Sep 2002 10:16:36 +1000

Subject: RE: Population models (was: Thinking out loud)

G'day,

> What language are your programs written in?

c (mostly)

> And are they available to the general public (ie, me)?

Not exactly unfortunately (sorry).

> I'd love to see how you've got them set up, if that's possible.

I can probably draw together some documentation on it all, which would show
you how to write a fairly good analogy using simpler code, you could even do
it in excel (though a proper crack at it may involve a few worksheets, macros
and some of the extra utilities).

Just let me know.

Cheers

From: Edward Lipsett <translation@i...>

Date: Thu, 05 Sep 2002 09:21:42 +0900

Subject: Re: Population models (was: Thinking out loud)

I do a fair amount of work in Visual Basic, and though I have C++ the
learning curve is a bit too steep to handle in my spare time... (I was able to
learn and use VB at work).

If you could cough up a flowchart I suspect there are a lot of people who
would be very interested in seeing it! I'd be interested in seeing any
information about how it works, even in C.

(Or if you're feeling especially masochistic, it should be possible to reduce
your program to a DLL and call it via an Excel macro... He he he)

Thanks, Beth

on 02.9.5 9:16 AM, Beth.Fulton@csiro.au at Beth.Fulton@csiro.au scribbleth:
> What language are your programs written in?