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ASL Native Interface

ASL has the following distinctive characteristics.

Subroutines are optimized using compiler optimization to take advantage of corresponding system hardware features.
Special-purpose subroutines for handling matrices are provided so that the optimum processing can be performed according to the type of matrix (symmetric matrix, Hermitian matrix, or the like). Generally, processing performance can be increased and the amount of required memory can be conserved by using the special-purpose subroutines.
Subroutines are modularized according to processing procedures to improve reliability of each component subroutine as well as the reliability and efficiency of the entire system.
Error information is easy to access after a subroutine has been used since error indicator numbers have been systematically determined.

The Navigator enables you to search all routine names and functionality briefs for routines you want.

Volume	Functions
Basic Functions Vol. 1	Storage Mode Conversion, Basic Matrix Algebra, and Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors
Basic Functions Vol. 2	Simultaneous Linear Equations (Direct Method)
Basic Functions Vol. 3	Fourier Transforms and Their Applications
Basic Functions Vol. 4	Differential Equations and Their Applications, Numerical Differentials, Numerical Integration, Approximation and Interpolation and Spline Functions
Basic Functions Vol. 5	Special Functions, Sorting and Ranking, Roots of Equations, Extremum Problems and Optimization
Basic Functions Vol. 6	Random Number Tests, Probability Distributions, Sample Statistics, Time Series Analysis, Tests and Estimates, Analysis of Variance and Design of Experiments, Nonparametric Tests, Multivariate Analysis, Regression Analysis
Shared Memory Parallel Functions	Basic Matrix Algebra, Simultaneous Linear Equations (Direct Method), Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors, Simultaneous Linear Equations (Iterative Method), Fourier Transforms and Their Applications, Sorting

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