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Each test consists of an assembly of principal programs which execute the steps necessary in order to solve
the problem under consideration, and a file containing the data necessary in order to create the mesh. The
programs are stored in library TEST. The names designated to these programs is of the form
DnZZXX.F where:
- D
- is a letter common to all these programs,
- n
- is the test number,
- ZZ
- are two letters representing the step being performed,
- XX
- is the normal ending of the principal MODULEF programs, and
- F
- designates a FORTRAN program.
For example, the program
- D5CAXX
- calculates the element matrices and introduces the boundary conditions for
test 5, and the file
- D4REXX
- calculates the element matrices and introduces the boundary conditions and solves test 4.





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