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Indirect addressing techniques in the design and implementation of an on-line file access program
This paper considers design criteria for generalized file access program and describes implementation of such a program using indirect addressing techniques in a higher level language. The implementation discussed is an on-line program to create and maintain herbarium records written in PL/I. The author shows that the indirect addressing techniques yield a concise, easily modifiable program which can be used on an arbitrary file by simply modifying initialization parameters.