The Fujitsu SSL II User Guide explains the functions, usage, and subroutine list of the Scientific Subroutine Library for various computer systems.
The Scientific Subroutine Library II (SSL II) is a collection of numerical subroutines covering linear algebra, eigenvalue problems, nonlinear equations, interpolation, transforms, differential equations, special functions and random number generation. The library can be used on a wide range of computer systems, from personal PCs to vector machines, with a consistent interface for user programs.
The manual contains a detailed description of the library, general rules for using the subroutines, chapter‑wise coverage of each mathematical area, a complete subroutine list, and extensive appendices with auxiliary routines, alphabetic guides and classification codes. It also includes acknowledgements, references and contributor information.
| Edition | First Edition |
|---|---|
| Publication Year | 1989 |
It provides scientific subroutines for linear algebra, eigenvalues, nonlinear equations, interpolation, transforms, differential equations, special functions and random number generation.
The complete list is given in the "SSL II Subroutine List" section at the beginning of the manual.
Yes, some functions may be restricted in certain systems due to hardware restrictions.
The manual was first published in June 1989.