LINEMOD is a transmission line modeling program that takes a line configuration (including possibly bridged taps) and generates the input impedance, attenuation versus frequency, and impulse response. It is written in C, a modern structured programming language, and utilizes sophisticated data structures, dynamic storage allocation, and recursion to achieve flexibility and economy of storage. As such, it illustrates the value of C as an implementation language for modeling programs of this type. It also emphasizes a shortcoming of C for this purpose, which is the absence of built-in complex arithmetic.
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David G. Messerschmitt (1984) studied this question.
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