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ENCRYPT/DECRYPT DATA-BUFFER
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Contribution Name...........: CRYPT
Title....................: Encrypt/Decrypt Data-Buffer
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. 'CRYPT
:02. &CRYPT
Operating System.........: RTE-A (should work with any RTE)
Uses hierarchical files?.: No
Language(s)..............: FTN77 (any FORTRAN)
Keywords.................: 1. Encryption
: 2. Security
External Support Req'd...: (none)
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: A. Marvin McInnis, Jr.
Company.......: (consultant)
Street........: 5250 W. 94th Terrace, #114
City..........: Prairie Village
State.........: KS
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 66207
Phone Number..: (913) 649-3762
Program Abstract............:
This subroutine uses a simple-minded public key scheme to
encode or decode INTEGER*2 data. It can easily be modified
for other data types.
If the KEY is zero upon entry, CRYPT will generate a new
KEY value derived from the RTE system clock. The key value
is then used to seed the FTN77 random number intrinsics.
Finally, the buffer is exclusive-ORed with the sequence
of random numbers generated by the URAN() intrinsic.
Since this sequence is always the same for any given seed
value, we can always decrypt a buffer as long as we have
the KEY. The encrypted buffer, however, will not be
characterized by a uniform or repeated encoding pattern
which could be recognized by a casual intruder.
Note that this routine is called in exactly the same way
to encode or decode a buffer.
Additional Documentation....: (none)
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GSORT N002
FAST MULTIPLE-KEY SORT FOR FILES
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Contribution Name...........: GSORT
Title...............: Fast Multiple-Key Sort for Files
File Names..........: 00. Rename Transfer File
: 01. GSORT.SBMT
: 02. GSORQ.PAS
: 03. GSORQ.REL
: 04. GSORT.FTN
: 05. GSORT.LOD
: 06. GSORT.MAKE
: 07. GSORT.REL
: 08. GSUBS.MAC
: 09. GSUBS.REL
: 10. INITS.FTN
: 11. INITS.REL
: 12. UTLB.LIB (from CSL/1000 Rev 2830 M202/203)
Operating System(s).......: RTE-A, RTE-6, New File System
Language(s)...............: FTN7X, Pascal
Keywords..................: 1. Sort
External Support Req'd....: Standard HP Pascal library
If Re-Submission, Reason..: CSL/1000 Rev 2830 M230; Bugs fixed, enhanced
Contributor's Name..........: Alan R. Whitney
Company.......: MIT Haystack Observatory
Street........: Off Rt. 40
City..........: Westford
State.........: MA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 01886
Phone Number..: (508) 692-4764
Telex Number..: 948149
Program Abstract............:
This is a resubmission of CSL/1000 Release 2830 contribution M230, which
has had a few bugs fixed and several enhancements made.
Of all the various sorting programs that I have seen or used over the
past ten years, this is certainly among the best and fastest.
Options have been added to force to stable sort, and to allow duplicate-
removal only.
To run:
RU,GSORT,<input>,<output>,<parameters>
where <parameters> can be any combination of <key> and <opt>
<key> = key field used for sorting; up to 8 keys allowed
syntax: <byte#>:<#bytes>
order: left-to-right most to least significant
<opt> = options; identified by a leading '+' or '-'
possible options:
Q - (quiet) don't report sorting time
OK - okay to overlay existing output file
D[:file] - remove duplicates, i.e., keep only
first occurrence (AFTER sort) of
duplicate keys
DA[:file] - like D, except remove all occurrences
of duplicate keys
L:[n]:[m] - sort only lines n to m (inclusive)
in file; n defaults to 1, m to EOF;
remaining lines are copied unsorted
I - invert the sort (descending sort)
S - force stable sort (i.e. keep duplicate
keys in same order as original file)
P - inhibit sorting (useful if only
duplicate-removal desired)
For both D and DA, records removed are (optionally)
placed into the file 'file'
Example: Sort file LIST1 into file LIST2 (overlaying LIST2 if
it exists) sorting by columns 3-17, column 2, columns 25-27
in order most-to-least significant; if duplicate key
fields are found, keep the record with the first occurrence
and put the others into the file DUPS. We also want to
start the sort at line 5 and only sort up to line 74.
ru,gsort,list1,list2,+ok,-d:dups,3:15,2:1,25:3,-l:5:74
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XXTBL N003
ACTIVE BLOCK-COMMON MANAGER
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Contribution Name...........: XXTBL
Title....................: Active Block-Common Manager
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. XXTBL.SBMT
:02. XXTBL.FTN
:03. XXTBL.REL
:04. XXTBL.LOD
:05. XXTBL.make
:06. TABLE_MAINT.FTN
:07. TABLE_MAINT.REL
:08. QDM_BLOCK_DATA.DEFN
:09. QDM_BLOCK_DATA.DATA
Operating System.........: RTE-A, RTE-6 (possibly other RTE)
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: FTN77
Keywords.................: 1. Common
: 2. Data_Mgmt
External Support Req'd...: (none)
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Anonymous
Company.......: (submitted by Marvin McInnis)
Street........:
City..........:
State.........:
Country.......:
Zip Code......:
Phone Number..:
Program Abstract............:
XXTBL is another flavor of active block-common manager. It is a
good alternative to RTE system common, especially in those
applications where common is used to store global data that is
not accessed very frequently. XXTBL also maintains a transparent
write-through backing store file, making it ideal for those
systems where volatility of common data is a problem.
Any number of copies of XXTBL can be running simultaneously
in a system (substitute a 2-letter block name for the 'XX' in
XXTBL), yielding multiple named system-common blocks which are
protected from each other.
Data items in a common block are accessed by a parameter number,
as defined in a XXXXX.DEFN file. Data items can be single items
or arrays, in any combination.
Files included in this submission are:
'XXTBL - this file
XXTBL.FTN - block common manager program
XXTBL.LOD - LINK command file
TABLE_MAINT.FTN - interactive block common QUERY program
QDM_BLOCK_DATA.DEFN - sample common block definition file
QDM_BLOCK_DATA.DATA - sample common block backing store
Additional Documentation....: (see programs)
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CALLS N004
HELP FILE FOR SUBROUTINE CALLS
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Contribution Name...........: CALLS
Title....................: Help File for Subroutine Calls
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. calls.sbmt
:02. BASE_RTE_CALLS.TXT
:03. CALLM.FTN
:04. CALLM.LOD
:05. CALLM.REL
:06. CALLS.FTN
:07. CALLS.LOD
:08. CALLS.MAKE
:09. CALLS.REL
:10. COMMENTLINE.MAC
:11. COMMENTLINE.REL
:12. FMGR_COMMANDS.TXT
:13. FMP_CALLS.TXT
:14. HPCRT.CALL
:15. INSERT.MAC
:16. INSERT.REL
:17. OTHER_RTE_CALLS.TXT
:18. RTE.CMRG
:19. VIS_CALLS.TXT
:20. ANTLB.LIB
:21. INSTALL.DOC
Operating System(s)......: RTE-6, RTE-A
Language(s)..............:
Keywords.................: 1. Help
: 2. Documentation
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: ANT
Company.......: Hewlett-Packard
Street........: Data Systems Division
City..........: Sunnyvale
State.........: California
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 94586
Phone Number..:
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: CALLS is an interactive help program for
standard HP subroutines and system calls. It gives you the format,
parameter list, etc. for most calls.
For, example, CALLS,EXEC(3 shows how to use an EXEC control call.
Additional Documentation....: see Install.Doc
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DISPLAY N005
CONVERT LAS DATA-FILES TO GRAFIT FILES
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Contribution Name...........: DISPLAY
Title....................: Convert LAS Data-Files to GRAFIT Files
File Names...............:00. Rename transferfile
:01. 'DISPL Submission File
:02. &DISPL Source File
:03. %DISPL Relocatable File
Operating System(s)......: RTE-6/VM
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. LAS
: 2. Graphics
External Support Req'd...: LAS, GRAFIT
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Anthony J. Pecora
Company.......: Carter-Wallace
Street........: Half Acre Rd.
City..........: Cranbury
State.........: New Jersey
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 08512
Phone Number..: (609)655-6623
Program Abstract............:
This program converts an LAS raw data file and optionally the
processed(baseline) file into an ASCII file readable by GRAFIT of
Graphicus, Inc. The raw curve will be black and the baseline will be
red but no other values are written to the GRAFIT file. Some error
checking is performed in the file.
Additional Documentation....:
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PTREE N006
TREE 3.00 - DIRECTORY TREE LIST
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Contribution Name...........: PTREE
Title....................: Tree 3.00 - Directory Tree List
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. Ptree.Sbmt
:02. Ptree.Doc - READ ME FIRST !!
:03. ?Ptree - /Help/ file.
:04. Ptree.Lod - LINK cmd file, Rev-4.1
:05. Ptree.Pas - Source, Rev-4.1
:06. Ptree.Mac - Source, Rev-4.1
:07. Ptree.Rel - Reloc, Rev-4.1
:08. Ptree5.Lod - LINK cmd file, Rev-5.0
:09. Ptree5.Pas - Source, Rev-5.0
:10. Ptree5.Mac - Source, Rev-5.0
:11. Ptree5.Rel - Reloc, Rev-5.0
:12. PtreeLib.Ftn - Source Subs.
:13. PtreeLib.Rel - Reloc Subs.
:14. Sample.Lst - Sample Output.
Operating System(s)......: Rte-A or Rte-6/Vm.
Language(s)..............: Pascal
: Ftn7x
Keywords.................: 1. CI
: 2. Directory
External Support Req'd...: Hp's Pascal.Lib
: CI File System
If Re-submission, Reason.: Csl Swap '87 TREE contribution rewritten
: in Pascal for recursion on Rte-6/Vm.
Contributor's Name..........: Bill Donze
Company.......: Reliance Electric
Street........: 29325 Chagrin Blvd.
City..........: Cleveland
State.........: Ohio
Country.......: Usa
Zip Code......: 44122
Phone Number..: (216) 266-7619
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......:
This contribution is a companion to the TREE contribution that
appeared on the 1987 San Jose Swap Tape.
This utility will print the directory tree structure under a
specific CI directory or under all mounted CI directories. It
also displays the number of blocks consumed by user files in
each directory, max block available, and %used/%free space.
Since the program requires recursion, this PASCAL version can
be run on an Rte-6/Vm System or an Rte-A System without Vc+.
The FORTRAN version is a better choice for an Rte-A System
with Vc+ because it is smaller and faster.
Additional Documentation....:
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GENERIC_MENU N007
GENERIC MENU-BUILDER
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Contribution name............: GENERIC_MENU
Title...............: Generic Menu-Builder
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. GMENU.SBMT Submission file.
:02. GMENU.DOC Documentation, instr.
:03. GMENU.FRM GMENU template (FORMS/1000)
:04. GMENU_INSL.CMD Installation file
:05. GMENU.FTN Fortran source (main)
:06. GMENU_SUB.FTN Fortran source (subroutine)
:07. GMENU.HLP GMENU help file (FORMS)
:08. GMENU.LOD Link command file
:09. GMENU.REL GMENU relocatable file
:10. GMENU_SUB.REL GMENU_SUB relocatable file
:11. BRENT.MENU Sample menu
:12. JOHN.MENU Sample menu
:13. STAT.MENU Sample menu
Operating System.........: RTE-A (up to DSD 5.0)
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Menu
: 2. Forms
External Support Req'd...: FORMS/1000
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Brent Burkholder, John Price
Company.......: Hershey Foods Corp.
Street........: 1025 Reese Ave.
City..........: Hershey
State.........: PA
Country.......: U.S.A.
Zip Code......: 17033-0805
Phone Number..: 717-534-5251, 717-534-5239
Program Abstract............: This is a program to display a menu form and
accept the user's selection. The program will
run the requested program, which may be GMENU
to display a sub menu. The program builds menus
from a generic FORMS/1000 template and ascii
files containing the menu selections. This
ascii file may be created or modified using
EDIT/1000, allowing change without recompiling
the program.
Additional Documentation....: source files
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GREP/1000 N008
UNIX/EGREP FOR THE HP-1000 REV 2.0
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Contribution Name...........: GREP/1000
Title....................: UNIX/EGREP for the HP-1000 Rev 2.0
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. GREP.SBMT
:02. LOAD.CMD
:03. GREP.LOD
:04. GREP.FTN
:05. GREP.rel
:06. LIB_BUILD_PAT.FTN
:07. LIB_BUILD_PAT.rel
:08. LIB_FILES.FTN
:09. LIB_FILES.rel
:10. LIB_GET_RUN_STRI.FTN
:11. LIB_GET_RUN_STRI.rel
:12. LIB_GREP.FTN
:13. LIB_GREP.rel
:14. LIB_SEARCH_PAT.FTN
:15. LIB_SEARCH_PAT.rel
:16. GREP.COM
:17. USER.DOC
:18. PROGRAMMERS.DOC
:19. GREP.help
:20. GREP.make
:21. LIB_BUILD_PAT.LIB
:22. LIB_FILES.LIB
:23. LIB_GET_RUN_STRI.LIB
:24. LIB_GREP.LIB
:25. LIB_SEARCH_PAT.LIB
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A 4.1, 5.0 (Others with modifications)
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Unix
: 2. Search
: 3. Strings
External Support Req'd...: CDS, HPCRT.LIB
If Re-submission, Reason.: Enhancements and bug fixes.
Contributor's Name..........: Brian Gray
Company.......: General Tire, Inc
Street........: 1 General St
City..........: Akron
State.........: Ohio
Zip Code......: 44329
Phone Number..: 216-798-2026
Contribution Abstract.......: GREP IS AN IMPLEMENTATION OF THE UNIX
EGREP UTILITY, WITH EXTENSIONS TO ADD ALL REGULAR EXPRESSION
CAPABILITIES OF EDIT/1000. SOME DEFAULT VALUES HAVE BEEN CHANGED
FOR EASE OF USE IN THE HP-1000 ENVIRONMENT.
REGULAR EXPRESSIONS ALLOW THE SPECIFICATION OF A COMPLEX SEARCH PATTERN
IN A COMPACT FORM. THIS PATTERN IS USED IN SEARCHING ALL LINES OF
SPECIFIED FILES.
Additional Documentation....: A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF REGULAR EXPRESSIONS
AND THEIR USE IS FOUND IN USER.DOC. NOTES ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE
PROGRAM, AND MODIFICATIONS TO THE PROGRAM, ARE FOUND IN
PROGRAMMERS.DOC. ADDITIONAL NOTES ARE FOUND IN THE SOURCE CODE.
CDS IS REQUIRED FOR THIS PROGRAM BECAUSE IT USES A RECURSIVE
ALGORITHM TO SEARCH EACH SOURCE LINE.
Details of enhancements to program:
Corrected errors in the file LOAD.CMD.
Corrected bug in option +L with option -NO.
Added option +/-Q. When option is on, GREP/1000 will quit looking
for matches in a file after the first match is found. (Useful for
making a list of files containing some text).
Added option +/-T. When option is on (default), GREP/1000 will print
the number of matches,the number of files with matches, and
the number of files tested.
Added a second search algorithm for simple patterns (i.e., those
which do not contain meta-characters). Reduces search time by 75%.
The change is transparent to the user. GREP/1000 will select the
appropriate algorithm.
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FILE_CALC N009
PERFORM CALCULATIONS ON/TO FILES
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Contribution Name...........: File_Calc
Title....................: Perform Calculations on/to Files
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. File_calc.sbmt
:02. File_calc.ftn
:03. File_Calc.rel
:04. File_Calc.lod
:05. File_Calc.make
Operating System(s)......: RTE-6, RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Calculator
: 2. Graphics
: 3. Statistics
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.: No
Contributor's Name..........: Bruce K Swope
Company.......: Intermedics Inc.
Street........: 240 West Second Street
City..........: Freeport
State.........: Texas
Country.......: U.S.A.
Zip Code......: 77541
Phone Number..: (409)-233-8611
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This program will do math on two columns
of a file and append to the file a new column with the results. This
was written to help using GRAFIT on data. For example, to plot
the Delta between two columns of data. The program will also do
simple statistics on a file (Standard devations, means, etc.) Regression
coefficients can be calculated for a column of data also.
Additional Documentation....:none
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FACTER N010
SOFTWARE SOURCE-CONTROL SYSTEM
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Contribution Name...........: FACTER
Title....................: Software Source-Control System
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. FACTER.SBMT submission file
:02. FACTER.PAS main source
:03. FACTER.SCH IMAGE schema for FACTER
:04. FACTER.REL main relocatable
:05. FACTER.LOD Link command file
:06. FACTER.DOC Documentation on FACTER
:07. FACTER.NAME File of FACTER user names
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: PASCAL
Keywords.................: 1. Management
: 2. Documentation
: 3. Tools
External Support Req'd...: IMAGE 1000/II
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Charles R. Arbogast
Company.......: D. O. D.
Street........: 9800 Savage Rd.
City..........: Ft. Meade
State.........: MD
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20755
Phone Number..: 301-688-6838
FACTER Designers............: Brian J. Lynch and Nancy J. Reavis
Company.......: AGS / Genasys
Street........: 9710 Patuxent Woods Dr.
City..........: Columbia
State.........: MD
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 21046
Phone Number..: 301-596-7410
Contribution Abstract.......:
This program controls the access of files in a multi-user environment,
only one user can have access to a file at one time. Each version of a file
is stored with a sequential version number appended to the file name, this
ensures accurate tracking of each modification to a file.
Additional Documentation....:
See FACTER.DOC
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USAGE N011
MONITOR AND REPORT SYSTEM USAGE BY USER
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Contribution Name...........: USAGE
Title....................: Monitor and Report System Usage by User
File Names...............: 00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
: 01. USAGE.SBMT Submission File
: 02. MONITABLES.INCL Include for MONITOR
: 03. MONITOR.FTN MONITOR Source
: 04. MONITOR.REL MONITOR relocat.
: 05. MONITOR.lod
: 06. MONSCH IMAGE Schema
: 07. PRUNS.INCL Include for USAGE
: 08. USAGE.FTN USAGE source
: 09. USAGE.REL USAGE relocat.
: 10. USAGE.lod
: 11. USAGE.make
: 12. USAGE.tran
: 13. USAGELISTS.INCL Include for USAGE
Operating System(s)......: RTE-6/VM
Language(s)..............: Fortran 77
Keywords.................: 1. Accounting
: 2. Monitor
: 3. Reports
External Support Req'd...: Image ( I or II )
If Re-submission, Reason.: BUG FIX
Contributor's Name..........: Christopher Dow
Company.......: Raytheon Company
Street........: Hartwell Road
City..........: Bedford
State.........: Ma.
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 01730
Phone Number..: (617) 274-5414
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......:
MONITOR and USAGE provide a system manager with thorough reports about
how the system is used. MONITOR runs in the system session and in the
time list, sampling user sessions at frequent intervals. When a user
logs off, MONITOR writes an IMAGE record describing the amount of use
of every program run by that user. In the record are dates and times,
CPU usage and elapsed time, the actual (generic) name of the program,
and more. USAGE can be invoked at any time to report on the usage for
any time period of interest. It can report its results sorted by user
or by program or both, and in a summary or full-report format.
MONITOR requires less than 1% of the system's time. USAGE sorts its
data as fast as it can read it from the IMAGE data base. Since it
always reports a data span, it does not perform a serial search on the
detail data set but instead follows the data chains and is very quick.
The IMAGE data set was designed for IMAGE I and therefore may be used
with either IMAGE I or IMAGE II.
This submission is a bug fix of the original contribution on release
tape 2730 by Don Wright of Interactive Computer Technology. The fix
solves the problem of EXEC I/O 07 errors that occur when running
this program on a system with H/P 7925 Disc Drives or a 7920 disc that
is one large CI Volume.
Additional Documentation....: Sources are self-documenting.
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UTILITIES N012
UTILITIES FROM TC INTERFACE SYSTEM MANAGEMENT COLUMN
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Contribution Name...........: UTILITIES
Title....................: Utilities from TC Interface System Management Column
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. UTILITIES.SBMT
:02. README
:03. APPLY.FTN
:04. APPLY.HLP
:05. APPLY.LOD
:06. APPLY.REL
:07. BACKUP.CMD
:08. CLRKEYS.CMD
:09. CLS.CMD
:10. CPC_TIME.FTN
:11. CPC_TIME.rel
:12. CPC_UTL.FTN
:13. CPC_UTL.rel
:14. CRUNCH.CMD
:15. DATE.FTN
:16. DATE.HLP
:17. DATE.LOD
:18. DATE.REL
:19. DLOPL.CMD
:20. DLOPL.HLP
:21. DLTAPE.CMD
:22. DLTAPE.HLP
:23. FCOUNT.FTN
:24. FCOUNT.LOD
:25. FCOUNT.REL
:26. FLIP.CMD
:27. FNAME.HLP
:28. FST_PATCH.CMD
:29. FTN.CMD
:30. VISIT.CMD
:31. VISIT.HLP
:32. HOME.CMD
:33. HOME.HLP
:34. INC.FTN
:35. INC.LOD
:36. INC.REL
:37. INSTALL.CMD
:38. ISV.CMD
:39. KID.CMD
:40. KID.HLP
:41. LEAVE.CMD
:42. LEAVE.HLP
:43. LEFT_S.FTN
:44. LEFT_S.HLP
:45. LEFT_S.LOD
:46. LEFT_S.REL
:47. LIB.CMD
:48. LIB.HLP
:49. MAKE.CMD
:50. MAKE.HLP
:51. MAYBE.CMD
:52. MGD.CMD
:53. MGD.HLP
:54. MID_S.FTN
:55. MID_S.HLP
:56. MID_S.LOD
:57. MID_S.REL
:58. MODE_KEYS.FTN
:59. MODE_KEYS.HLP
:60. MODE_KEYS.LOD
:61. MODE_KEYS.REL
:62. NEWTREE.CMD
:63. NEWTREE.HLP
:64. RAND.FTN
:65. RAND.LOD
:66. RAND.REL
:67. RIGHT_S.FTN
:68. RIGHT_S.HLP
:69. RIGHT_S.LOD
:70. RIGHT_S.REL
:71. STRLEN.FTN
:72. STRLEN.HLP
:73. STRLEN.LOD
:74. STRLEN.REL
:75. TEST_PLOTTER.FTN
:76. TEST_PLOTTER.LOD
:77. TEST_PLOTTER.REL
:78. TIME.FTN
:79. TIME.HLP
:80. TIME.LOD
:81. TIME.REL
:82. TIMETHEN.FTN
:83. TIMETHEN.LOD
:84. TIMETHEN.REL
:85. TIME_S.FTN
:86. TIME_S.LOD
:87. TIME_S.REL
:88. TREE.FTN
:89. TREE.INC
:90. TREE.HLP
:91. TREE.LOD
:92. TREE.REL
:93. USERNAME.FTN
:94. USERNAME.LOD
:95. USERNAME.REL
:96. ?P.CMD
:97. POSN.FTN
:98. POSN.REL
:99. POSN.HLP
Operating System.........: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FORTRAN, CI
Keywords.................: 1. Miscellaneous
: 2. Library
External Support Req'd...: POWER-FAIL BATTERY OPTION
If Re-submission, Reason.: N/A
Contributor's Name..........: Christopher Nelson
Company.......: General Foods USA
Street........: 250 North Street
City..........: White Plains
State.........: NY
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 10625
Phone Number..:
Telex.........:
Program Abstract............:
A set of command files, programs, and routines taken from the TC Interface
System Management Column authored by the contributor:
APPLY: Apply a program or command file to a list of arguments
BACKUP.CMD: CI command file to backup one or more sub-systems using FST
CLRKEYS.CMD: Transfer file to clear user function keys
CLS.CMD: Command file to clear user screen
CPC_UTL: Contains following utility routines --
ClearScreen clears a 26xx text screen
(ccs) ItoAZ integer to ascii with optional zero suppression
NumPad enables/disables a 26xx numeric pad
Parse1 to parse runstring for Units
(ccs) RtoA real to ascii with specification of decimal place
Tabxy cursor control
Units returns ten units from run string
Wait wait specified number of seconds
INTEGER FUNCTIONS:
(ccs) AtoI valdiated ascii string to signed integer
(ccs) AtoR valdiated ascii string to real number
FCount count files matching a mask
IVal integer of non-decimal radix string
Session user session (rename of USNUM system util
Val integer of decimal string
CHARACTER FUNCTIONS:
IVal_S non-decimal radix string rep of integer
Val_S decimal radix string rep of integer
CRUNCH.CMD: Create partition-summary file from RTE-A sysgen answer file
DATE: Return year, month and day to CI command file
DLOPL: List files in a directory into a file, one name per line
DLTAPE: Prints a Directory Listing of a CTD or reel-to-reel tape
FCOUNT: Count files matching a file mask
FLIP.CMD: Randomly return string '-- HEADS --' or '-- TAILS --'
FNAME.HLP: Description of CI and FMGR file descriptors
FST_PATCH.CMD: Resolves nested transfer files for FST
FTN.CMD: Command file to compile a list of source files
HOME: Takes you to the directory defined in user variable $HOME.
INC: Increment first run parameter and return
INSTALL.CMD: Command file to install many utilities in this contribution
ISV.CMD: Set up CI variables for user sessions
KID.CMD: Purge a directory and all subordinate files (including sub-directories)
LEAVE.CMD: Returns to your previous directory after VISITing another
LEFT_S: Return the first N characters of a string to a command file.
LIB.CMD: Compiles and indexes a library from source code
MAKE.CMD: Compiles and links a program
MAYBE.CMD: Randomly return 0 or 1
MGD.CMD: Move Global Directory from LU to LU
MID_S: Return characters from the middle of a string
MODE_KEYS: Disable configuration and mode change keys on 262x terminal
NEWTREE.CMD: Create a new descriptions file or edit an existing one
POSN: Return the position of one string within another
RAND: CI command file utility to return a random number in $RETURN1
RIGHT_S: Return the last N characters of a string to a command file.
STRLEN: Return the length of a string to a command file.
TEST_PLOTTER: LU communications test
TIME: Return hour, minute and second to a CI command file
TIMETHN: Interactive time utility
TIME_S: Time string utility
TREE: Directory tree and file description utility
USERNAME: Return user name to command file
VISIT.CMD: Temporarily set working directory
?P.CMD: Command file to print a help file from this contribution
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GURU N013
DISPENSER OF SAGE `COOKIE-MONSTER' ADVICE
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Contribution Name...........: GURU
Title....................: Dispenser of Sage `Cookie-Monster' Advice
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. GURU.SBMT
:02. GURU.FTN
:03. GURU.REL
:04. GURU.TXT
:05. GURU.DAT
:06. CONVERT.FTN
:07. CONVERT.REL
Operating System.........: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FORTRAN
Keywords.................: 1. Miscellaneous
: 2. Message
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.: N/A
Contributor's Name..........: Christopher Nelson
Company.......: General Foods USA
Street........: 250 North Street
City..........: White Plains
State.........: NY
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 10625
Phone Number..:
Telex.........:
Program Abstract............:
Everytime GURU is run, it dispenses another pearl of wisdom from its
semi-infinite store of `Cookie-monsterisms'. Program CONVERT
converts the flat text file GURU.TXT into the data-base GURU.DAT,
which must be squirreled away on /SYSTEM.
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DOCUM N014
PROGRAM-STRUCTURE IDENTIFIER/ANALYZER
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Contribution Name...........: DOCUM
Title....................: Program-Structure Identifier/Analyzer
File Names...............: 00. Rename transfer file
: 01. DOCUM.SBMT
: 02. DOCUM.FTN
: 03. DOCUM.LOD
: 04. DOCUMSUBS.INC
: 05. DOCUMSTACK.INC
: 06. DOCUMFILES.INC
Operating System.........: RTE-6VM and RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Analyzer
: 2. Map
: 3. Flowchart
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: D.A. Thombs
Company.......: DQA/TS
Street........: Royal Arsenal East
: Woolwich
City..........: London
State.........:
Country.......: U.K.
Zip Code......: SE18 6TD
Phone Number..: 01-854-2044 Ext 4091
Telex.........: 22210
Program Abstract............: DOCUM is a program which allows the user
to untangle the most complex of nested
routines and to produce a map of the
tree structure found.
It will run on a program (+ associated
libraries) or on a library alone.
Additional Documentation....:
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GETLU N015
PRINT IFT, DVT IN GEN-REC-LIKE FORMAT
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Contribution Name...........: GETLU
Title....................: Print IFT, DVT in GEN-Rec-like Format
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. GETLU.SBMT
:02. GETLU.FTN
:03. GETLU.REL
:04. GETLU.lod
:05. GETLU.make
:06. GETLU.help
Operating System.........: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN77
Keywords.................: 1. Status
: 2. Driver
External Support req'd...: none
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Dan Felman
Company.......: HP
Street........: 2 Choke Cherry Rd
City..........: Rockville
State.........: MD
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20850
Phone Number..:
Program Abstract............:
GETLU prints information about an LU. It lists in GEN record format,
the IFT, and DVT entries corresponding to that LU, as well as a
listing of all Driver Parameters in octal, integer, and ASCII.
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PATCHBITMAP N016
CHANGE SENSE OF BITS IN DISC-LU SECTOR-ALLOCATION BITMAPS
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Contribution Name...........: PATCHBITMAP
Title....................: Change Sense of Bits in Disc-LU Sector-Allocation Bitmaps
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File [by CSL]
:01. PATCHBITMAP.SBMT - This file.
:02. PATCHBITMAP.FTN - Source file.
:03. PATCHBITMAP.CMD - Compile and link.
:04. PATCHBITMAP.LOD - LINK command file.
:05. PATCHBITMAP.REL -
:06. MAKEPATCHBITMAP.CMD - Invokes MAKE.
:07. patchbitmap.MAKE
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A D4.0 and up (including 5.0). Perhaps -6
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.: Tested to 430k blocks. Cosmetic changes.
Tested on discs with various sectors/track.
Version on CSL2830 incorrect.
Keywords.................:01. System
:02. System_tables
Contributor's Name..........: Dan Khoushy
Company.......: Marine Computing Ltd.
Street........: 83, Marylebone High Street
City..........: London
State.........:
Country.......: United Kingdom
Zip Code......: W1
Phone Number..: (01) 486 9590
Contribution Abstract.......:
Usage: PATCHBITMAP,DISCLU,LOCATION,SIZE,LISTLU.
This contribution consists of a utility hitherto unsupported by HP. It may
happen that a bitmap is corrupted to show free area as occupied or occupied
area as free. Such a corruption will normally be discovered by FVERI. The
usual method of recovery is to TF off the disc LU, reinitialize and TF back,
tedious at best.
This program will change the sense of a contiguous set of bits on DISCLU
starting at LOCATION for SIZE bits. On sets, (and the whole set has to be on)
will be turned off and vice-versa.
Recover from wrongly specified parameters by running the program again with
the same wrong parameters.
This program may be a very destructive time bomb type weapon in the hands of
a careless user, therefore
*************************************************
* Do not keep it on disc ! Keep it off-line ! *
*************************************************
But when you FST this program back on, do not use the damaged LU since if the
damage is showing occupied space as free, you may write over useful data.
A word of apology: The somewhat verbose name was chosen to eliminate an
inadvertent initiation of a drastic action. You can always rename the file.
A word of warning: Read the usual HP notices of disclaimer to be found on the
back side of the title page to all their manuals. As this program goes beyond
the designs of HP you are really on your own when using it. I assume no
responsibility whatsoever for any damage that may ensue- direct,
consequential or of any other kind. You are entirely responsible!
After having thus frightened the potential user, I hasten to add that no
damage was ever done by this program in my installations.
For example, the command PATCHBITMAP,17,25000,10 results in the following:
Total number of tracks : 932
Total number of blocks : 44736
Blocks per allocation unit : 1
Volume Header address at : 44688
Bitmap address at : 0
Global Dirs. address at : 22
BITMAP BEFORE MODIFICATION
--------------------------
Block# +0 10 20 30 40 50 60
_______ | |_________| |_________| |_________|
24960 **************************************** **************
BITMAP AFTER MODIFICATION
-------------------------
Block# +0 10 20 30 40 50 60
_______ | |_________| |_________| |_________|
24960 ****************************************************************
NOTE: * equals the allocation unit. | is the end of the LU
This is a re-submission of the CSL2730 contribution which was limited by
testing to a disc size of 128k with an allocation unit of 1. The current
contribution was tested with an allocation unit of 4, and hence is suitable
for all sizes. There are also several cosmetic changes of the displays. Also
testing was carried out on various sectors/track configurations.
The files on 2830 were an earlier version, mysteriously introduced instead
of the correct files, and I apologize for any inconvenience caused, even
though I consider myself innocent.
Since the current policy of INTEREX is to include REL files and MAKE files,
this were added as well.
Additional Documentation....: None.
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FINITEELEMENT N017
FINITE-ELEMENT PROGRAMS AND LIBRARY - DOUBLE-PRECISION
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Contribution Name............: FINITEELEMENT
Title.....................: Finite-Element Programs and Library - Double-Precision
File Names................:00. Rename Transfer File [See Note 1.]
:01. FINITEELEMENT.SBMT - This file
:02. FINITELIB.FTN - Non-EMA Lib src
:03. FINITE.LIB - Non-EMA Lib
:04. EMAFINITELIB.FTN - EMA Lib source.
:05. EMAFINITE.LIB - EMA Lib
:06. CHAPTER4.AR - Arc chapter 4
:07. CHAPTER5.AR - Arc chapter 5
:08. CHAPTER6.AR - Arc chapter 6
:09. CHAPTER7.AR - Arc chapter 7
:10. CHAPTER8.AR - Arc chapter 8
:11. CHAPTER9.AR - Arc chapter 9
:12. CHAPTER10.AR - Arc chapter 10
:13. CHAPTER11.AR - Arc chapter 11
:14. CHAPTER12.AR - Arc chapter 12
:15. LIB.CMD - Compile / LINDX
:16. FTNCO.CMD - Non-EMA comp+link
:17. ETNCO.CMD - EMA comp+link
:18. UNARCHIVE.CMD - Unpacks .AR files
:19. FINITEELEMENT.DOC - Programs and status
:20. ARCHIVER.DOC
:21. ARCHIVER.FTN
:22. ARCHIVER.HELP
:23. ARCHIVER.LIB
:24. ARCHIVER.LOD
:25. ARCHIVER.REL
:26. ARCHIVERLIB.FTN
:27. ARCHIVERLIB.REL
Operating System..........: ANY
Language(s)...............: FTN7X
External Support Req'd....: None
If Re-submission, Reason..:
Keywords..................:01. Engineering
:02. Matrix
:03. Mathematics
:04. Linear_eqns
:05. Fourier
Contributor's Name...........: Dan Khoushy
Company........: Marine Computing Ltd.
Street.........: 83, Marylebone High Street
City...........: London
State..........:
Country........: United Kingdom
Zip Code.......: W1
Phone Number...: (01) 486 9590
Program Abstract.............:
This contribution consists of programs and utilities contained in the second
edition of the book PROGRAMMING THE FINITE ELEMENT METHOD by I.M. Smith
and D.V. Griffith published by J. Wiley & Sons, 1988.
Professor Smith has graciously given his permission to distribute the
the software to the HP1000 community.
The version included herein is the double-precision one. There are many very
useful subroutines in the library FINITE.LIB, and these may be used in many
other applications involving matrices, linear equations and FFT. The programs
are packed in files named after their respective chapters, together with test
data and results. These may be unpacked by using the UNARCHIVE.CMD and the
ARCHIVER program.
Alternatively, the programs and data files may be extracted by EDIT.
The chapter names, and the areas of interest are as follows:
CHAPTER 4: Static Equilibrium of Structures.
CHAPTER 5: Static Equilibrium of Linear Elastic Solids.
CHAPTER 6: Material Non-Linearity
CHAPTER 7: Steady State Flow
CHAPTER 8: Transient Problems: First Order (Uncoupled)
CHAPTER 9: 'Coupled' Problems
CHAPTER 10: Eigenvalue Problems
CHAPTER 11: Forced Vibrations
CHAPTER 12: Analysis of Piles and Pile Groups
The following should be noted:
1. Where necessary EMA was used together with the 'E ' compiler option and
the EMA library.
2. The input-output section is very rudimentary, assuming input coming from
PNAME.DAT going to PNAME.RES. The whole idea of pre- and post processing
is not recognized. If anybody out there has some useful programs to this
end, kindly rework them in conformity with this contribution, and submit
same to CSL or to me for incorporating in the next version.
3. Further work should make use of the vector instruction set of the HP1000.
Again, let us hear from anybody who cares to contribute.
4. The .DOC file contains the program names and current status.
5. The LIB.CMD file compiles and LINDXs the libraries. Invoke it as follows:
LIB LIBNAME
The SQUEEZE program squeezes the LINDXed file. You should substitute your
own squeezer's name.
6. FTNCO.CMD compiles and links non-EMA programs. Invoke it as follows:
FTNCO PNAME
7. ETNCO.CMD compiles and links EMA programs. Invoke it as follows:
ETNCO PNAME
8. The programs were slightly modified by omitting the CONTINUE statements.
DO loops were ended with END DO, IMPLICIT NONE added and all variables
declared, etc.
9. The PNAME.DAT files follow the book. The PNAME.RES files will show some
machine-precision differences, especially for the zero value. HP1000 will
appear to be more accurate than the book values.
10. Program 61 fails to work at present with the book data. It might be that
the Cholesky method fails on a matrix which is not positive-definite
enough.
Additional Documentation....: Get the book. Make sure it is the 2nd edition.
N01801
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SYSUT N018
MISCELLANEOUS SYSTEM UTILITIES FOR RTE-A
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Contribution Name............: SYSUT
Title.....................: Miscellaneous System Utilities for RTE-A
File Names................:00. Rename Transfer File [See Note 1.]
:01 SYSUT.SBMT - This file
:02 ARCHIVER.FTN - AR from CSL2533 J011.
:03 ARCHIVER.HELP -
:04 ARCHIVER.LOD -
:05 ARCHIVER.REL -
:06 ARCHIVERLIB.FTN - Consolidated library.
:07 ARCHIVER.LIB -
:08 EXTINGUISH.FTN - Extinguish terminals.
:09 EXTINGUISH.LOD -
:10 EXTINGUISH.REL -
:11 FREE.FTN - Dynamic FREES.
:12 FREE.LOD
:13 FREE.REL
:14 MULTISCOM.FTN - Masked SCOM.
:15 MULTISCOM.LOD
:16 MULTISCOM.REL
:17 sysut.MAKE - MAKE command file.
:18 MAKESYSUT.CMD - Invokes MAKE.
:19 LOADRUNALL.CMD - Command it and stand back.
:20 FOCOLI.CMD - FOrtran COmpile and LInk.
:21 ARCHIVE.CMD - Read my lips.
:22 UNARCHIVE.CMD
:23 LOGOFF.CMD - An example for EXTINGUISH.
Operating System..........: RTE-A A.85 and up including 5.0. Perhaps -6
Language(s)...............: FTN7X
External Support Req'd....: None
If Re-submission, Reason..:
Keywords..................:01. System
:02. Archive
:03. Terminal
:04. Copy
:05. Compare
Contributor's Name...........: Dan Khoushy
Company........: Marine Computing Ltd.
Street.........: 83, Marylebone High Street
City...........: London
State..........:
Country........: United Kingdom
Zip Code.......: W1
Phone Number...: (01) 486 9590
Program Abstract.............:
This contribution consists of various utilities.
ARCHIVER is a rehash of AR from the CSL2533 software tools. It is used in the
FINITEELEMENT contribution elsewhere on this tape, but is also useful on its
own. ARCHIVE.CMD and UNARCHIVE.CMD are command files to ease the pain of
using ARCHIVER. They are invoked as follows:
ARCHIVE ARCHIVENAME.AR FILETOBEARCHIVED
or
UNARCHIVE ARCHIVENAME.AR
EXTINGUISH is a program that clears the screen thus extending its life. The
sample LOGOFF.CMD should be entered via GRUMP to clear any terminal after
logging off. Add XQ EXTINGUISH before the RETURN at the end of the WELCOMExx
file to clear the system terminal. Local LOGOFF.CMDs will always take charge.
Adjust the waiting time to suit your taste, inclination and installation.
FREE is a dynamic FREES program. Use it during copying from tape or disc to
disc thus avoiding the potentially destructive '..out of disc space' message.
It will give you the biggest hole size at time intervals proportional to the
hole size and will beep when the hole size is less then ~4000 blokes. If the
hole size is not getting smaller it will not write to the screen. Invoke it
by XQ FREE before starting to copy, or simply FREE from CM during copying.
MULTISCOM does a masked SCOM on directories or other FMP masks. This comes in
useful when there are a lot of text files to be compared, invoked as follows:
Usage :MULTISCOM,MASK1,MASK2,[LIST],[Options],[LM],[NC]
Use `BR` to stop.
MASK1 is any legal FMP mask.
[MASK2] is /GLOBAL/SUBDIR/.../ or @ (default is @ e.g. WD).
[LIST] is the output listing file/LU# (default is terminal).
[Options] can be any combination of the following:
F1 prints the lines unique to file 1} - DEFAULTS
F2 prints the lines unique to file 2}
BO prints the lines common to both files
NN suppresses line numbering
TB trailing blanks on a line are significant
Dx "x" is a line match do not care character
Cx ignore blank lines with "x" in col. 1 on rematch
AO append to the output file
NH no heading is output
NT no tail is output
NF no form feed is written at the end of the output
[LM] specifies the number of consecutive lines which must
match in input files before a mismatch is ended. Default=3.
[NC] maximum record size (chars) in input files. Default=156
List the other command files to see their function.
Additional Documentation....: None.
any kind.
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FINDPAT N019
FAST PATTERN-FINDER VERSION 5.11
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Contribution Name...........: FINDPAT
Title....................: Fast Pattern-Finder Version 5.11
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File [by CSL]
:01. FINDPAT.SBMT - This file.
:02. FINDPAT.FTN - The source.
:03. FINDPAT.REL
:04. FINDPAT.HELP - Help file.
:05. FINDPAT.DOC - Write-up file.
:06. IGETC.MAC - From HAYSTACK.LIB.
:07. IGETC.REL
:08. FINDPAT.CMD - Compile and link.
:09. FINDPAT.LOD - LINK command file.
:10. findpat.MAKE - MAKE command file.
:11. MAKEFINDPAT.CMD - Invokes MAKE.
:12. F20.DAT - Output sample speed file.
:13. R20.DAT - Raw reading speed file.
Operating System.........: RTE-A (including 5.0) and perhaps 6.
Language(s)..............: FTN7X and MACRO.
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.: The contribution on 2830 was wrong version.
Keywords.................:01. Tools
:02. Search
:03. Filter
Contributor's Name..........: Dan Khoushy
Company.......: Marine Computing Ltd.
Street........: 83, Marylebone High Street
City..........: London
State.........:
Country.......: United Kingdom
Zip Code......: W1
Phone Number..: (01) 486 9590
Program Abstract............:
FINDPAT is a very fast pattern finder. It usually runs at about 80% of the
file raw reading speed. It easily achieves speeds of more then 130,000 bytes
per second on the A900 when running as the sole job. This makes it very much
faster then previous pattern finders contributed to CSL.
The algorithm used is the Boyer-Moore one, to be found in subroutine BOYER.
This algorithm is one of those pearls that give great pleasure to programmers
accustomed, at best, to NlogN speeds. It actually performs at close to M/N
speeds, where M is the record size and N is the pattern size.
Usage: FINDPAT, `PATTERN`, [FILEMASK], [OPTIONS], [LIST FILE/LU]
or : XQ,FINDPAT,`PATTERN`,[FILEMASK],Q[+ other OPTIONS],[LIST FILE/LU]
OPTIONS:
A: List matching lines and count
C: List count of matching lines only
F: List filenames only (count=1)
I: Casefold lower case letters - implies A
M: Count multimatches on same line - implies A
Q: Quiet - no listing to terminal - implies A
T: List lines matched in total only - implies A
Y: Directory files allowed with text files - implies A
Z: Non-text files allowed - implies Y
DEFAULTS:
OPTIONS : F - Filename only
MASK : @
LIST : Terminal only
LIST FILE: FINDPAT.DAT if Q option
The output includes the number of files matching the mask, as well as the
number of records and bytes read. So by specifying a non-existent pattern
one gets just these statistics.
The files on 2830 were an earlier version, mysteriously introduced instead
of the correct files, and I apologize for any inconvenience caused, even
though I consider myself innocent. In any case, the present version is an
improvement over that intended for 2830, since casefolding carries no speed
penalty (virtually).
Since the current policy of INTEREX is to include REL files and MAKE files,
this were added as well.
Additional Documentation....: see FINDPAT.DOC and FINDPAT.HELP files.
N02001
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ADISCU N020
DISC UTILITIES FOR RTE-A, VERSION 5.0. NON-CDS
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Contribution Name............: ADISCU
Title.....................: Disc Utilities for RTE-A, Version 5.0. Non-CDS
File Names................:00. Rename Transfer File [See Note 1.]
:01. ADISCU.SBMT
:02. ADISCU.DOC - Documentation file.
:03. ADISCU.LOD - Common LINK file.
:04. CSLMAKEDIR.FTN - CSL tape manipulator.
:05. CSLMAKEDIR.LOD
:06. CSLMAKEDIR.REL
:07. DIDI.FTN - Single DIr DIsplay.
:08. DIDI.LOD
:09. DIDI.REL
:10. DISCMAPS.FTN - Generation Disc DVT's.
:11. DISCMAPS.LOD
:12. DISCMAPS.REL
:13. MAP.FTN - Bitmap display.
:14. MAP.LOD
:15. MAP.REL
:16. PUNLEVELDIR.FTN - Purge N-level subdirs.
:17. PUNLEVELDIR.LOD
:18. PUNLEVELDIR.REL
:19. UNPUNLEVELDIR.FTN - Unpurge N-level subdirs.
:20. UNPUNLEVELDIR.LOD
:21. UNPUNLEVELDIR.REL
:22. UNPUSUBDIR.FTN - Unpurge 1-level subdirs.
:23. UNPUSUBDIR.LOD
:24. UNPUSUBDIR.REL
:25. FOLOGO.CMD - FOrtran LOad and GO.
:26. LOADRUNALL.CMD - Command it & stand back.
:27. MAKEADISCU.CMD - MAKE all command.
:28. adiscu.MAKE - MAKE command file.
:29. X.CMD - An N-level test subdir.
Operating System..........: RTE-A A.85 and up including 5.0. Perhaps -6
Language(s)...............: FTN7X
External Support Req'd....: None
If Re-submission, Reason..: Tested to 430k blocks. Operating system change
forced algorithm changes. Cosmetic changes.
Fixed some bugs in corner cases.
Version on CSL2830 incorrect.
Keywords..................:01. System
:02. System_tables
:03. Disc
Contributor's Name...........: Dan Khoushy
Company........: Marine Computing Ltd.
Street.........: 83, Marylebone High Street
City...........: London
State..........:
Country........: United Kingdom
Zip Code.......: W1
Phone Number...: (01) 486 9590
Program Abstract.............:
This contribution consists of various disc utilities hitherto unsupported by
HP. The fact that various RTE commands traverse the directory-tree in the
wrong direction or not at all hinders some fast and furious disc management
actions. Basically the purging program uses only FMP routines. The unpurging
program uses absolute disc read/write orders to unpurge subdirectories, and
FMPUNPURGE to unpurge files. Unpurging subdirectories is not supported by HP
and in any case it is a very drastic operation. The purging/unpurging should
only be undertaken by people who know what they are doing. MAP and DIDI are
support programs to display the results of purging and unpurging, but are
also very useful on their own. CSLMAKEDIR is a program that takes a CSL tape
TF/FST'ed into a global directory and creates subdirectories named Jxxx where
J stands for the tape letter and xxx for the contribution number. It then re-
names all the file in accordance with the Xxxx00 file in each subdirectory.
See the writeup for DISCMAPS in the Jan/Feb 1986 issue of TC INTERFACE.
X.CMD creates a global directory /X and fills it with various files and
10 levels of subdirectories. This /X directory then provides exercising and
demonstrating opportunities.
FOLOGO.CMD compiles, loads and runs a program and LOADRUNALL.CMD will do it
for all the programs and X.CMD as well.
A word of apology: The somewhat verbose names were chosen to eliminate an
inadvertent initiation of drastic actions. You can always rename the files.
Also, in order to make all units stand alone, each contains all required
subroutines, at the expense of some duplication.
A word of warning: Read the usual HP notices of disclaimer to be found on the
back side of the title page to all their manuals. As all these programs go
beyond the designs of HP you are really on your own when using them. I assume
no responsibility whatsoever for any damage that may ensue- direct,
consequential or of any other kind. You are entirely responsible!
After having thus frightened the potential user, I hasten to add that no
damage was ever done by these programs in my installation. Read ADISCU.DOC
documentation, and follow the instructions given there.
This is a re-submission of the CSL2625 contribution which was limited by
testing to a disc size of 128k with an allocation unit of 1. The current
contribution was tested with an allocation unit of 4, and hence is suitable
for all sizes. There are also several cosmetic changes of the displays.
Modified CSLMAKEDIR xxx00 filenames to xxxx00.CMD to conform to any PATH's.
D5.0 forced some changes, mainly caused by undocumented features of D.RTR.
PUNLEVELDIR is a new program, removed from VDISCU, and not requiring VC+.
UNPUNLEVELDIR is a new program, as above. Both algorithms are new, as is
UNPUSUBDIR.
For D5.0 your D.RTR should have an EMA size of less than 41 pages.
The files on 2830 were an earlier version, mysteriously introduced instead
of the correct files, and I apologize for any inconvenience caused, even
though I consider myself innocent.
Since the current policy of INTEREX is to include REL files and MAKE files,
this were added as well.
Additional Documentation....: ADISCU.DOC.
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VDISCU N021
DISC UTILITIES FOR RTE-A VC+ VERSION 5.0
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Contribution Name...........: VDISCU
Title....................: Disc Utilities for RTE-A VC+ Version 5.0
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File [See Note 1.]
:01. VDISCU.SBMT - This file.
:02. VDISCU.DOC - Documentation file.
:03. DIAL.FTN - DIsplay ALl dirs.
:04. DIAL.LOD -
:05. DIAL.REL -
:06. PUNLEVELDIR.FTN - Purge N-level subdirs.
:07. PUNLEVELDIR.LOD -
:08. PUNLEVELDIR.REL -
:09. UNPUNLEVELDIR.FTN - Unpurge N-level subdirs.
:10. UNPUNLEVELDIR.LOD -
:11. UNPUNLEVELDIR.REL -
:12. FOLOGO.CMD - FOrtran LOad and GO.
:13. LOADRUNALL.CMD - Command it & stand back.
:14. MAKEVDISCU.CMD - MAKE all command.
:15. vdiscu.MAKE - MAKE command file.
:16. Y.CMD - An N-level test subdir
Operating System.........: RTE-A A.85 and up including 5.0. VC+ only
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
If Re-submission, Reason.: Tested to 430k blocks. Operating system changes
forced algorithm changes. Cosmetic changes.
Fixed some bugs in corner cases.
Version on CSL2830 incorrect.
External Support Req'd...: None
Keywords.................:01. System
:02. System_tables
:03. Disc
:04. Map
Contributor's Name..........: Dan Khoushy
Company.......: Marine Computing Ltd.
Street........: 83, Marylebone High Street
City..........: London
State.........:
Country.......: United Kingdom
Zip Code......: W1
Phone Number..: (01) 486 9590
Program Abstract............:
This contribution consists of various disc utilities hitherto unsupported by
HP. The fact that various RTE commands traverse the directory-tree in the
wrong direction or not at all hinders some fast and furious disc management
actions. Basically the purging program uses only FMP routines. The unpurging
program uses absolute disc read/write orders to unpurge subdirectories, and
FMPUNPURGE to unpurge files. Unpurging subdirectories is not supported by HP
and in any case it is a very drastic operation. The purging/unpurging should
only be undertaken by people who know what they are doing. MAP and DIAL are
support programs to display the results of purging and unpurging, but are
also very useful on their own. MAP is to be found in contribution ADISCU.
VC+ is required since DIAL is recursive. The power and the economy of
programming effort afforded by recursion as available with CDS is well worth
the ownership of VC+. The recursion was removed from the other programs, and
they are copies of those in ADISCU, repeated here for historical reasons.
Y.CMD creates a global directory /Y and fills it with various files and ten
levels of subdirectories. This /Y directory then provides exercising and
demonstrating opportunities.
FOLOGO.CMD compiles, loads and runs a program and LOADRUNALL.CMD will do it
for all the programs and Y.CMD as well.
A word of apology: The somewhat verbose names were chosen to eliminate an
inadvertent initiation of drastic actions. You can always rename the files.
Also, in order to make all units stand alone, each contains all required
subroutines, at the expense of some duplication.
A word of warning: Read the usual HP notices of disclaimer to be found on the
back side of the title page to all their manuals. As all these programs go
beyond the designs of HP you are really on your own when using them. I assume
no responsibility whatsoever for any damage that may ensue- direct,
consequential or of any other kind. You are entirely responsible!
After having thus frightened the potential user, I hasten to add that no
damage was ever done by these programs in my installation. Read VDISCU.DOC
documentation, and follow the instructions given there.
This is a re-submission of the CSL2625 contribution which was limited by
testing to a disc size of 128k with an allocation unit of 1. The current
contribution was tested with an allocation unit of 4, and hence is suitable
for all sizes. There are also several cosmetic changes of the displays.
D5.0 forced some changes, mainly caused by undocumented features of D.RTR.
PUNLEVELDIR is a new program, not requiring VC+.
UNPUNLEVELDIR is a new program, as above. Both algorithms are new.
For D5.0 your D.RTR should have an EMA size of less than 41 pages.
The files on 2830 were an earlier version, mysteriously introduced instead
of the correct files, and I apologize for any inconvenience caused, even
though I consider myself innocent.
Since the current policy of INTEREX is to include REL files and MAKE files,
these were added as well.
Additional Documentation....: VDISCU.DOC.
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SINFINELEMENT N022
FINITE-ELEMENT PROGRAMS - SINGLE-PRECISION
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Contribution Name............: SINFINELEMENT
Title.....................: Finite-Element Programs - Single-Precision
File Names................:00. Rename Transfer File - INTEREX supplied
:01. SINFINELEMENT.SBMT - This file
:02. FINITELIB.FTN - Non-EMA Lib src
:03. FINITE.LIB - Non-EMA Lib
:04. EMAFINITELIB.FTN - EMA Library src
:05. EMAFINITE.LIB - EMA Library
:06. CHAPTER4.AR - Archived chap 4
:07. CHAPTER5.AR - Archived chap 5
:08. CHAPTER6.AR - Archived chap 6
:09. CHAPTER7.AR - Archived chap 7
:10. CHAPTER8.AR - Archived chap 8
:11. CHAPTER9.AR - Archived chap 9
:12. CHAPTER10.AR - Archived chap 10
:13. CHAPTER11.AR - Archived chap 11
:14. CHAPTER12.AR - Archived chap 12
:15. LIB.CMD - Compile / LINDX
:16. FTNCO.CMD - Non-EMA compile+link
:17. ETNCO.CMD - EMA compile+link
:18. UNARCHIVE.CMD - Unpacks .AR files
:19. SINFINELEMENT.DOC - Prgms / status
Operating System..........: ANY
Language(s)...............: FTN7X
External Support Req'd....: None
If Re-submission, Reason..:
Keywords..................:01. Engineering
:02. Matrix
:03. Mathematics
:04. Linear_eqns
:05. Fourier
Contributor's Name...........: Dan Khoushy
Company........: Marine Computing Ltd.
Street.........: 83, Marylebone High Street
City...........: London
State..........:
Country........: United Kingdom
Zip Code.......: W1
Phone Number...: (01) 486 9590
Program Abstract.............:
This contribution consists of programs and utilities contained in the second
edition of the book PROGRAMMING THE FINITE ELEMENT METHOD by I.M. Smith
and D.V. Griffith published by J. Wiley & Sons, 1988.
Professor Smith has graciously given his permission to distribute the
the software to the HP1000 community.
The version included herein is the single-precision one. There are many very
useful subroutines in the library FINITE.LIB, and these may be used in many
other applications involving matrices, linear equations and FFT. The programs
are packed in files named after their respective chapters, together with test
data and results. The programs and data files may be extracted using Edit.
The chapter names, and the areas of interest are as follows:
CHAPTER 4: Static Equilibrium of Structures.
CHAPTER 5: Static Equilibrium of Linear Elastic Solids.
CHAPTER 6: Material Non-Linearity
CHAPTER 7: Steady State Flow
CHAPTER 8: Transient Problems: First Order (Uncoupled)
CHAPTER 9: 'Coupled' Problems
CHAPTER 10: Eigenvalue Problems
CHAPTER 11: Forced Vibrations
CHAPTER 12: Analysis of Piles and Pile Groups
The following should be noted:
1. Where necessary EMA was used together with the 'E ' compiler option and
the EMA library.
2. The input-output section is very rudimentary, assuming input coming from
PNAME.DAT going to PNAME.RES. The whole idea of pre- and post processing
is not recognized. If anybody out there has some useful programs to this
end, kindly rework them in conformity with this contribution, and submit
same to CSL or to me for incorporating in the next version.
3. Further work should make use of the vector instruction set of the HP1000.
Again, let us hear from anybody who cares to contribute.
4. The .DOC file contains the program names and current status.
5. The LIB.CMD file compiles and LINDXs the libraries. Invoke it as follows:
LIB LIBNAME
The SQUEEZE program squeezes the LINDXed file. You should substitute your
own squeezer's name.
6. FTNCO.CMD compiles and links non-EMA programs. Invoke it as follows:
FTNCO PNAME
7. ETNCO.CMD compiles and links EMA programs. Invoke it as follows:
ETNCO PNAME
8. The programs were slightly modified by omitting the CONTINUE statements.
DO loops were ended with END DO, IMPLICIT NONE added and all variables
declared, etc.
9. The PNAME.DAT files follow the book. The PNAME.RES files will show some
machine-precision differences, especially for the zero value. HP1000 will
appear to be more accurate than the book values.
10. Program 61 fails to work at present with the book data. It might be that
the Cholesky method fails on a matrix which is not positive-definite
enough.
Additional Documentation....: Get the book. Make sure it is the 2nd edition.
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CCSCLIB N023
CCS/C 1000 CDS RUNTIME LIBRARY
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Contribution Name...........: CCSCLIB
Title....................: CCS/C 1000 CDS Runtime Library
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. CCSCLIB.SBMT
:02. $CCSC.LIB CDS
:03. $CCSC_NR.LIB NON-CDS
:04. $CCSC_MEF.LIB NON-CDS MEF
:05. $CCSC_E.LIB CDS EMA
:06. $CCSC_NRE.LIB NON-CDS EMA
:07. $CCSC_MEFE.LIB NON-CDS MEF EMA
Operating System.........: RTE-A, RTE-6/VM
Language(s)..............: C, MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. C
: 2. Library
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: David A. Boskey
Company.......: Corporate Computer Systems, Inc.
Street........: 33 West Main Street
City..........: Holmdel
State.........: New Jersey
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 07733
Phone Number..: (201) 946-3800
Telex.........: 642672CCSHOLM
Fax...........: (201) 946-7167
Contribution Abstract.......:
This contribution contains the runtime library that is
distributed as part of Corporate Computer Systems, Inc.'s
ANSI standard-compatible compiler product, CCS/C 1000, for
the C programming language. Its inclusion in the CSL is
necessary since other contributions, such as the EMACS
editor, reference it in LINK command files. The library
contains the functions that have been documented in the
library section of the ANSI standard for C and is directly
callable from C. With some work, it may be usable from
MACRO as well.
Additional Documentation....:
Available upon purchase of the CCS/C 1000 C compiler product.
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WHO N024
WHO IS LOGGED ON?
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Contribution Name...........: WHO
Title....................: Who is Logged On?
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. WHO.sbmt
:02. WHO.C
:03. WHO.rel
:04. WHO.lod
:05. WHO.make
Operating System.........: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: C
Keywords.................: 1. Status
: 2. Session
: 3. Logon/logoff
External Support Req'd...: CCSCLIB - CCS/C 1000 LIBRARIES
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: David A. Boskey
Company.......: Corporate Computer Systems, Inc.
Street........: 33 West Main Street
City..........: Holmdel
State.........: New Jersey
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 07733
Phone Number..: (201) 946-3800
Telex.........: 642672CCSHOLM
Fax...........: (201) 946-7167
Contribution Abstract.......:
WHO will display the currently logged on users by name and
session number along with the capability level and current
working directory. This was originally built to find out
who had a working directory on a disk volume that needed to
be dismounted or MPACK'ed. By implementing the L (for Long)
flag, WHO was then expanded to include the logon time, cpu
time, user and group numbers, number of programs attached to
the session, the primary program name (usually CI or a copy
thereof) and the type of session.
CI> who
lu user cap current working directory
0 SYSTEM 31* 0
55 DAB 31* /DAB.DIR
57 TIM 31* /TRAXXL.DIR
CI> who l
lu user cap current working directory
logon time cpu time uid.gid #pgm prmry status
0 SYSTEM 31* 0
Thu Jan 1, 1970 12:00:00 am 1315 2.2 3 programmatic
55 DAB 31* /DAB.DIR
Tue Apr 18, 1989 8:09:43 am 14695 8.0 3 CI active
57 TIM 31* /TRAXXL.DIR
Tue Apr 18, 1989 8:58:09 am 23 5.0 2 CI active
Additional Documentation....:
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TIMER/ALARM N025
ALARM FUNCTIONS FOR HP1000 USERS
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Contribution Name...........: TIMER/ALARM
Title....................: Alarm Functions for HP1000 Users
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. TIMER_ALARM.SBMT
:02. $TMLB6
:03. $TMLBA
:04. &$TMLB
:05. %$TMLB
:06. &ADTIM
:07. %ADTIM
:08. &APRNT
:09. %APRNT
:10. &DATSC
:11. %DATSC
:12. &FMER
:13. %FMER
:14. &IGET1
:15. %IGET1
:16. &ISOL8
:17. %ISOL8
:18. &ISRCH
:19. %ISRCH
:20. &JULDT
:21. %JULDT
:22. &JULDY
:23. %JULDY
:24. &MOVBT
:25. %MOVBT
:26. &PARSD
:27. %PARSD
:28. &PARSP
:29. %PARSP
:30. &QREAD
:31. %QREAD
:32. &SECDT
:33. %SECDT
:34. &TERR
:35. %TERR
:36. &TMLB6
:37. %TMLB6
:38. &TMLBA
:39. %TMLBA
:40. ?TIMER
:41. ALARM.FTN
:42. ALARM.LOD
:43. ALARM.REL
:44. ALARM.FTNI
:45. SESS6.LIB
:46. SESSA.LIB
:47. TIMEDIFF.FTN
:48. TIMEDIFF.rel
:49. TIMER.FTN
:50. TIMER.LOD
:51. TIMER.REL
:52. TIMER_BLOCK_DATA.FTN
:53. TIMER_BLOCK_DATA.REL
:54. TIMER1_COMM.FTNI
:55. TIMER1_DATA.FTNI
:56. TIMER_INSTALL
:57. TMLB.MRG
:58. TMLB6.MRG
:59. TMLBA.MRG
:60. TPRNT.FTN
:61. TPRNT.REL
Operating System.........: RTE-6/VM, RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN7X, MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. Scheduling
: 2. Time
: 3. Date
External Support Req'd...: Session Library Routines
(from following contribution)
If Re-submission, Reason.: N/A
Contributor's Name..........: Don Pottenger
Company.......: HEWLETT PACKARD
Street........: 1266 Kifer Rd.
City..........: Sunnyvale
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 94086
Phone Number..: (408) 746-5145
Telex.........:
Program Abstract............:
Provides users the ability to set alarms (for users or LU's)
for messages and tasks to be done at some future date/time.
See the ?timer file for a complete description.
Additional Documentation....: TIMER_INSTALL
?TIMER
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SESSION CALLS N026
SESSION LIBRARY ROUTINES
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Contribution Name...........: Session Calls
Title....................: Session Library Routines
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. SESS.SBMT
:02. MAKEFILE
:03. SESS.MAC
:04. SESS.REL
:05. SESS6.LIB
:06. SESS6.MAC
:07. SESS6.MRG
:08. SESS6.REL
:09. SESSA.LIB
:10. SESSA.MAC
:11. SESSA.MRG
:12. SESSA.REL
:13. SESSCALLS.TXD
:14. SESSINFO.FTN
:15. SESSINFO.LOD
:16. SESSINFO.REL
:17. TEST.FTN
:18. TEST.LOD
:19. TEST.REL
Operating System.........: RTE-6/VM, RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN7X, MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. Session
: 2. Library
External Support Req'd...: N/A
If Re-submission, Reason.: N/A
Contributor's Name..........: Don Pottenger
Company.......: HEWLETT PACKARD
Street........: 1266 Kifer Rd.
City..........: Sunnyvale
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 94086
Phone Number..: (408) 746-5145
Telex.........:
Program Abstract............:
Library routines to return the various conversions from session
number to name and vice versa.
Used by the TIMER and ALARM programs.
Additional Documentation....: SESSCALLS.TXD
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TIMER N027
TIMER, ALARM AND MESSAGE PACKAGE
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Contribution Name...........: TIMER
Title....................: Timer, Alarm and Message Package
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01 TIMER.SBMT
:02 "TIME
:03 "TIME2
:04 $TMLB
:05 $TMLB6
:06 $TMLB?
:07 $TMLBA
:08 %$TMLB
:09 %ADTIM
:10 %APRNT
:11 %DATSC
:12 %FMER
:13 %IGET1
:14 %ISOL8
:15 %ISRCH
:16 %JULDT
:17 %JULDY
:18 %MOVBT
:19 %PARSD
:20 %PARSP
:21 %QREAD
:22 %SECDT
:23 %TERR
:24 %TMLB6
:25 %TMLBA
:26 %TMLBA2
:27 %TMLBX
:28 %TPARS
:29 &TPARS
:30 ?TIMER
:31 ?TIMER.ROY
:32 ALARM.DBS
:33 ALARM.LOD
:34 ALARM.REL
:35 ALARM_REMOTE.LOD
:36 BUGS
:37 CHECKSTRAPS.MAC
:38 COPY.CMD
:39 COPY_REMOTE.CMD
:40 DUMP.FTN
:41 DUMP.REL
:42 FREELU.TXT
:43 INSTALL_TIMER.CMD
:44 JK_TIMER_BUGS
:45 MAKEFILE
:46 MAKET.MAKE
:47 MOVE_TMLB.CMD
:48 SESS6.LIB
:49 SESSA.LIB
:50 SHIP.CMD
:51 STARTUP_REMOTE.CMD
:52 T.FTN
:53 T.LOD
:54 TEMP
:55 TIMEDIFF.REL
:56 TIMER.LOD
:57 TIMER.REL
:58 TIMERT.LOD
:59 TIMERT_BLOCK_DAT.FTN
:60 TIMERT_BLOCK_DAT.REL
:61 TIMER_BLOCK_DATA.FTN
:62 TIMER_BLOCK_DATA.REL
:63 TIMER_CONFIG.FTNI
:64 TIMER_INSTALL
:65 TIMER_INSTALL.DCT
:66 TIMER_LOCAL.LOD
:67 TIMER_REMOTE.LOD
:68 TLARM.LOD
:69 TMLB?.MRG
:70 TPRNT.REL
:71 UPDATE_SHIP.CMD
Operating System.........:
Language(s)..............:
Keywords.................: 1. Message
: 2. Mail
: 3. Time
External Support Req'd...: N/A
If Re-submission, Reason.: N/A
Contributor's Name..........: Don Pottenger
Company.......: HEWLETT PACKARD
Street........: 1266 Kifer Rd.
City..........: Sunnyvale
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 94086
Phone Number..: (408) 746-5145
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......:
This potentially-useful contribution contains an untried and untested
(by Interex) timer, alarm, and message package by a well-known and
respected contributor. See files ?TIMER and ?TIMER.ROY for many
details of usage and installation. Why not try your hand at putting
it all together and getting it working, and then re-contribute it as a
coherent, tested package?!
Additional Documentation....: See ?TIMER and ?TIMER.ROY
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EXEC_REPORT N028
REPORT EXEC CALLS MADE BY ANY PROGRAM
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Contribution Name...........: EXEC_REPORT
Title....................: Report EXEC Calls Made by any Program
File Names...............: 00. Rename Transfer File (INTEREX supplied)
: 01. EXEC_REPORT.SBMT
: 02. EXEC.MAC
: 03. EXEC.REL
: 04. EXEC.SNP
: 05. MAKE_EXEC_SNP.CMD
: 06. ORLANDO_PAPER
: 07. XREPORT.FTN
: 08. XREPORT.REL
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: MACRO and FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. System
: 2. Debug
: 3. Diagnostic
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Donald A. Wright
Company.......: Interactive Computer Technology
Street........: 2069 Lake Elmo Avenue North
City..........: Lake Elmo
State.........: MN
Zip Code......: 55042
Country.......: USA
Phone Number..: 612/770-3728
Telex.........: 650 211 1023 (WUI)
Date..........: 88 July 30
Program Abstract............:
EXEC_REPORT provides the capability of reporting in detail the EXEC
calls made by any program. With a suitable modification of the SNAP
file (pre-rev 5000), the subroutine called EXEC can be linked with the
program in place of the real EXEC. The new EXEC reports all parameters
of all EXEC calls to the XREPORT subroutine. XREPORT is written in
Fortran 77 and may easily be modified. XREPORT in turn displays its
report/analysis to any specified device or, through spooling, to a
file.
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ADL N029
DETAILED LISTING OF CI GLOBAL DIRECTORIES
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Contribution Name...........: ADL
Title....................: Detailed Listing of CI Global Directories
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. ADL.SBMT
:02. ADL.FTN
:03. ADL.REL
:04. ADL.LOD
:05. ADL.make
:06. GET_NEXT_FILE.FTN
:07. GET_NEXT_FILE.REL
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A & RTE-6
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. CI
: 2. Directory
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.: Enhancements
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-1207
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This program displays the amount of disc
space occupied in each global directory on an Lu or the system. This
version now totals the number of files and accounts for the space lost
due to large allocation units. The subroutine 'get_next_file' is an
easy way to implement directory searches using the FMP calls.
Additional Documentation....:
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CLASM N030
CLASS AND RESOURCE-NUMBER MONITOR
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Contribution Name...........: CLASM
Title....................: Class and Resource-number Monitor
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. CLASM.SBMT
:02. CLASM.FTN
:03. CLASM.REL
:04. CLASM.lod
:05. CLASM.make
:06. LOCKCOMMON.FTN
:07. LOCKCOMMON.REL
:08. CLASM.help
Operating System(s)......: RTE (ANY)
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Class_number
: 2. Resource_number
: 3. Monitor
External Support Req'd...: NONE
If Re-submission, Reason.: ENHANCEMENTS (bug)
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-1207
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: These routines provide a centralized
method of sharing class and resource numbers.
Additional Documentation....: See source & help file.
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LA N031
RTE-A LU RE-DIRECTION PROGRAM
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Contribution Name...........: LA
Title....................: RTE-A LU Re-direction Program
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. LA.SBMT
:02. LA.FTN
:03. LA.REL
:04. LA.lod
:05. LA.make
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A ONLY
Language(s)..............: FORTRAN 77
Keywords.................: 1. System
External Support Req'd...: NONE
If Re-submission, Reason.: ENHANCEMENT
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-1207
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This was submitted in 1986 by Dan
Felman. I have added an 'OK' parameter so that the program will
not ask for a confirmation if you want to run from the WELCOME file.
Additional Documentation....:
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DP N032
DISPLAY DRIVER PARAMETERS FOR RTE-A
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Contribution Name...........: DP
Title....................: Display Driver Parameters for RTE-A
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. DP.SBMT
:02. DP.FTN
:03. DP.REL
:04. DP.lod
:05. DP.make
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A ONLY
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. System_tables
: 2. Driver
External Support Req'd...: NONE
If Re-submission, Reason.: ENHANCEMENT
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-1207
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This program was originally submitted
by Dan Felman on the 2730 Tape. Works fine, I added an 'OK'
parameter to allow use in the WELCOMEnn.CMD file.
Additional Documentation....: The code makes interesting reading.
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DNUMD N033
CONVERT I*4 TO ASCII; I*2 TO PRINTABLE-BINARY
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Contribution Name...........: DNUMD
Title....................: Convert I*4 to ASCII; I*2 to printable-binary
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. DNUMD.SBMT
:02. DNUMD.MAC
:03. DNUMD.REL
:04. DNUMD.make
:05. BINOUT.MAC
:06. BINOUT.REL
:07. D_TEST.FTN TEST PROGRAM
:08. D_TEST.REL
:09. D_TEST.lod
Operating System(s)......: ANY HP 1000 CPU
Language(s)..............: MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. Formatting
: 2. Conversion
External Support Req'd...: NONE
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-1207
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......:
The subroutine DNUMD is the I*4 equivalent to CNUMD:
INTEGER A(5)
INTEGER*4 J
....
CALL DNUMD(J,A)
CALL EXEC(2,1,A,5)
BINOUT converts a I*2 word to 16 1's & 0's in a similar fashion:
CHARACTER*16 OUT_STRING
INTEGER*2 I
....
CALL BINOUT(I,OUT_STRING)
N03401
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DS_INIT N034
DS-INITIALIZATION USING CI FILE
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Contribution Name...........: DS_INIT
Title....................: DS-initialization Using CI File
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. DS_INIT.SBMT
:02. DS_INIT.FTN
:03. DS_INIT.REL
:04. DS_INIT.lod
:05. DS_INIT.make
:06. DS_MOD.FTN
:07. DS_MOD.REL
:08. DS_MOD.lod
Operating System(s)......: RTE(any)
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. DS
: 2. INITIALIZE
External Support Req'd...: DS -- 91750
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-1207
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This program will allow the use
of a CI file for the DS initialization commands. You will
still need the `real` DINIT but no longer need a FMGR lu just
to initialize DS. I have also included a similar program
for DSMOD.
Additional Documentation....:
N03501
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EXTIME N035
RETRIEVE EXECUTION TIME OF A PROGRAM
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Contribution Name...........: EXTIME
Title....................: Retrieve Execution Time of a Program
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. EXTIME.SBMT
:02. EXTIME.MAC
:03. EXTIME.REL
:04. EXTIME.make
:05. XSONTIME.MAC
:06. XSONTIME.REL
:07. T_TEST.FTN
:08. T_TEST.REL
:09. T_TEST.lod
:10. T2_TEST.FTN
:11. T2_TEST.REL
:12. T2_TEST.lod
Operating System(s)......: RTE- A ONLY
Language(s)..............: MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. System
: 2. Accounting
: 3. Performance
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-1207
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: Here are two pair of subroutines for
finding the execution time of a program. One pair(ExTime) can be
called around any section of code for which you have the source.
The other can find the execution time of a son program.
Additional Documentation....:
N03601
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LSAM N036
SAM LISTING PROGRAM FOR RTE-A
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Contribution Name...........: LSAM
Title....................: SAM Listing Program for RTE-A
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. LSAM.SBMT
:02. LSAM.FTN
:03. LSAM.REL
:04. GETSAM.MAC
:05. GETSAM.REL
:06. LSAM.LOD
:07. LSAM.make
Operating System.........: RTE-A only
Uses hierarchical files?.: NO
Language(s)..............: FTN7X, MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. System
: 2. System_tables
External Support Req'd...: HpCrtLib
If Re-submission, Reason.: ENHANCEMENTS
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-1207
Program Abstract............: LSAM lists the contents of SAM and
can be run on RTE-A only. Users must read the warning in the
source (GETSAM) regarding the use of DEBUG on this program.
This program was found on the Orlando SWAP tape (88) submitted
by D. A. Thombs. I changed the output formatting to use the
HpCrtLib. This made the output more compact and if the
style of the output doesn't suit you, its easy to change.
Additional Documentation....:
N03701
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OOPS N037
A VCP LOOK-ALIKE
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Contribution Name...........: OOPS
Title....................: A VCP Look-Alike
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. OOPS.SBMT
:02. OOPS.FTN
:03. OOPS.REL
:04. OOPS.lod
:05. OOPS.make
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A ONLY
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. System
: 2. Games
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-1207
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This program only LOOKS like VCP.
Be sure your system manager or other victim is good natured.
Additional Documentation....:
N03801
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SAM_MON N038
SAM-USAGE MONITOR
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Contribution Name...........: SAM_MON
Title....................: SAM-Usage Monitor
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. SAM_MON.SBMT
:02. SAM_MON.FTN
:03. SAM_MON.REL
:04. SAM_MON.LOD
:05. SAM_MON.make
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A only
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. System
: 2. Monitor
External Support Req'd...: %SAMON -- (part of RTE-A)
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-1207
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This program can be put into the
time list to report on SAM usage at some interval. The program
totals SAM usage and if its beyond a limit(now 2500 words)
then SAM_MON schedules SAM,AL.
Additional Documentation....:
N03901
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SKED N039
TIME-SCHEDULED PROGRAM SCHEDULER
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Contribution Name...........: SKED
Title....................: Time-Scheduled Program Scheduler
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. SKED.SBMT
:02. SKED.FTN
:03. SKED.REL
:04. SKDFL.FTN
:05. SKDFL.REL
:06. SKED.DAT
:07. SKED.LOD
:08. SKED.make
:09. SKED_TEST1.FTN
:10. SKED_TEST1.REL
:11. SKED_TEST1.lod
:12. SKED_TEST2.FTN
:13. SKED_TEST2.REL
:14. SKED_TEST2.lod
Operating System(s)......: TESTED ON RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. System
: 2. Scheduling
External Support Req'd...: NONE
If Re-submission, Reason.: ENHANCEMENTS
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-1207
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......:
This program was on the 2830 release of the CSL-1000 as M056nn.
This program is used to schedule programs that run on a time-scheduled basis.
Programs do not need to be RP'ed. Programs are run without wait so any
number of programs can be run at a given time.
A list of programs with the start time, frequency and run string are in
Sked.dat. SKED is self-scheduling so keep it as the first entry in Sked.dat
and set the frequency at which you want it to run.
All you need to do to use SKED is to set up Sked.dat and copy it to the
system directory. Then you can run SKED from your session. SKED detaches
itself from your session so it will continue after you log off.
To change the schedule, edit Sked.dat and then set SKED's break flag. The
next time SKED executes it will reread Sked.dat. This way you can change the
schedule and not have to go to the system console.
To turn SKED off, edit Sked.dat to set its frequency to 0 and then set SKED's
break flag. This will cause SKED to stop.
To run SKED from your welcom file RP it and then RUN it.
SKED also prints a time message on the system console each hour to make it
easier to tell about when a non-time stamped system error occured.
Additional Documentation: See SKED.DAT
N04001
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TEST_DBOPN N040
REPORT NUMBER OF DCB'S AND RUN-TABLE SIZE
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Contribution Name...........: TEST_DBOPN
Title....................: Report Number of DCB's and Run-Table Size
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. TEST_DBOPN.SBMT
:02. TEST_DBOPN.FTN
:03. TEST_DBOPN.REL
:04. TEST_DBOPN.LOD
:05. TEST_DBOPN.make
:06. SET_DCB_SIZE.MAC
:07. SET_DCB_SIZE.REL
:08. DB_RUN_SIZE.MAC
:09. DB_RUN_SIZE.REL
Operating System(s)......: RTE -- ALL
Language(s)..............: FTN7X & MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. Image
: 2. Data_base
: 3. Performance
External Support Req'd...: IMAGE-I 92069 ONLY
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-1207
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This program demonstrates the use
and the results of SET_DCB_SIZE. The actual run table size is
reported. The program will need to be edited for your data base.
Additional Documentation....:
N04101
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TREE N041
DISPLAY DIRECTORY-TREE STRUCTURE
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Contribution Name...........: TREE
Title....................: Display Directory-Tree Structure
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. TREE.SBMT
:02. TREE.FTN
:03. TREE.REL
:04. TREE.lod
:05. TREE.make
:06. TREE_SUB.FTNI
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A & RTE-6 (CI FILES)
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. CI
: 2. Directory
External Support Req'd...: NONE
If Re-submission, Reason.: ENHANCEMENTS
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-1207
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This program displays the
directory structure of a CI file system. This version does
not require RTE-A(CDS). The original was M098-- on the 2830
tape. I added a variable list device.
Additional Documentation....:
N04201
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UACCTS N042
USAGE-ACCOUNTING INFORMATION
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Contribution Name...........: UACCTS
Title....................: Usage-Accounting Information
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. UACCTS.SBMT
:02. UACCTS.FTN
:03. UACCTS.REL
:04. UACCTS.lod
:05. UACCTS.make
:06. MSORT.mac
:07. MSORT.rel
:08. LYLIB.mrg
:09. LYLIB.help
:10. LYLIB.lib
:11. LYLIB.rel
:12. LYLIB1.mac
:13. LYLIB1.rel
:14. LYLIB2.ftn
:15. LYLIB2.rel
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A only
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Session
: 2. Accounting
External Support Req'd...: rev. 5.0
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-1207
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This program produces an alphabetized
list of users of the system. The list contains: log on, super user
status, users real name, current connect time in minutes, & last
log off time. There is also a flag on users that haven't used the
system in 30 days.
Additional Documentation....:
N04301
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ULIST N043
ALPHABETIZED USER-LIST FOR RTE-A
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Contribution Name...........: ULIST
Title....................: Alphabetized User-List for RTE-A
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. ULIST.sbmt
:02. ULIST.ftn
:03. ULIST.rel
:04. MSORT.mac
:05. MSORT.rel
:06. LYLIB.lib
:07. LYLIB.rel
:08. LYLIB.mrg
:09. LYLIB.help
:10. LYLIB1.mac
:11. LYLIB1.rel
:12. LYLIB2.ftn
:13. LYLIB2.rel
:14. ULIST.lod
:15. ULIST.make
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A ONLY
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Session
: 2. Accounts
External Support Req'd...: REV. 5.0
If Re-submission, Reason.: ENHANCEMENTS
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-1207
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......:
This program produces an alphabetized list of users of the system.
The list contains: log on, super user status, users real name,
logon command and logoff command.
Additional Documentation....:
N04401
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VCP_NOW N044
HALT AN RTE-A SYSTEM
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Contribution Name...........: VCP_NOW
Title....................: Halt an RTE-A System
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. VCP_NOW.SBMT
:02. VCP_NOW.MAC
:03. VCP_NOW.REL
:04. VCP_NOW.DOC
:05. VCP_NOW.lod
:06. VCP_NOW.make
:07. REBOOT.MAC
:08. REBOOT.REL
:09. REBOOT.lod
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A only
Language(s)..............: MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. System
: 2. Boot-up
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-1207
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This program will halt an RTE-A system.
There is also a program to Re-Boot the system.
Additional Documentation....: See VCP_NOW.DOC
N04501
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WHR N045
SESSION-ACTIVITY REPORT UTILITY
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Contribution Name...........: WHR
Title....................: Session-Activity Report Utility
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. WHR.SBMT
:02. WHR.FTN For Rev. 5.0
:03. WHR.REL
:04. WHR.FTNI
:05. WHR.LOD
:06. WHR.help
:07. WHR.make
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A ONLY
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Session
: 2. Status
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.: Enhancment
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-1207
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This program was on the CSL-1000 Rev. 2830.
It is a more friendly, flexible WH. Some system addresses were
hard coded in the source. I have made them self configuring. WHR can
be put in the time list and its output can go to a file.
Additional Documentation....:
N04601
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DEDIT N046
FORM-MODE UNIVERSAL DATABASE EDITOR
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Contribution Name...........: DEDIT
Title....................: Form-Mode Universal Database Editor
File Names...............: 00. RENAME TRANSFER FILE
: 01. DEDIT.SBMT
: 02. DEDIT.FTN MAIN PROGRAM
: 03. DEDIT.rel
: 04. KJCLIB1.FTN SUPPORT ROUTINES
: 05. KJCLIB1.rel
: 06. KJCLIB1.lib
: 07. KJCLIB1_CDS.FTN SUPPORT ROUTINES
: 08. KJCLIB1_CDS.rel
: 09. KJCLIB1_CDS.lib
: 10. KJCLIB1.FTNI SUPPORT ROUTINES (CODE)
: 11. DEDIT.LOD LINK COMMAND FILE
: 12. DEDIT.make
: 13. DEDIT_CDS.LOD LINK COMMAND FILE
: 14. DEDIT.MAN USER'S MANUAL
Operating System.........: RTE-6 & RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FORTRAN 77
Keywords.................: 1. Image
: 2. Editor
External Support Req'd...: IMAGE-I and IMAGE-II
If Re-submission, Reason.: ENHANCEMENTS-- CDS
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: US
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-7543
Telex.........:
Program Abstract............: This program was designed to allow easy, user
friendly editing of IMAGE data-bases. It gets the structure of the desired
database and creates a form on the terminal. Data is read from the screen
in block mode allowing a What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get type of editing. DEDIT
can add/delete/update serially or by key fields. This was originally
submitted by Ken Cornetet.
Additional Documentation....: See DEDIT.MAN
N04701
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DBUTILITY N047
IMAGE UTILITIES (92069 ONLY)
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Contribution Name...........: DBUTILITY
Title....................: IMAGE Utilities (92069 only)
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. DBUTILITY.SBMT
:02. DBCPD.FTN
:03. DBCPD.REL
:04. DBCPM.FTN
:05. DBCPM.REL
:06. DBMOV.FTN
:07. DBMOV.REL
:08. DBDCB.FTN
:09. DBDCB.REL
:10. SET_DCB_SIZE.MAC
:11. SET_DCB_SIZE.REL
Operating System(s)......: RTE (ANY THAT CAN RUN IMAGE)
Language(s)..............: FTN7X,MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. Image
: 2. Modify
External Support Req'd...: IMAGE (92069 ONLY)
If Re-submission, Reason.: ENHANCEMENTS AND ADDED ROUTINES
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......: Eli Lilly & Co.
Street........: Lilly Corporate Center
City..........: Indianapolis
State.........: Indiana
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 46285
Phone Number..: (317) 276-7543
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: These routines allow some changes
to an IMAGE data base to be made on-line.
These routines use FMGR routines to directly modify the database.
By using large dcb's they are very fast compared to DBUNL-DBLOD.
DBCPM -- This program does use the HASH routine found in the
standard IMAGE library. This program will change the capacity
of an automatic or manual master set.
DBCPD -- This program will change the capacity of a detail set. The
actual number of records in the resulting set will generally be
a few more than requested. The file size is rounded up and the
additional space made available.
DBMOV -- This program will move a set to a different Lu.
DBDCB -- This program will change the value of word 4 of the root file.
Word 4 determines the number of dcb's allocated by DBOPN. If
you have the space, more is generally better. The maximum that
DBOPN will allow is 17.
SET_DCB_SIZE -- This subroutine will set the dcb size for DBOPN
to allocate when opening a database. For serial searchs and
large records, more is better.
Additional Documentation....: See sources.
N04801
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DI N048
LIST DIRECTORY TREE / CHANGE WORKING DIRECTORY
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Contribution Name...........: DI
Title....................: List Directory Tree / Change Working Directory
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. DI.sbmt
:02. DI.ftn
:03. DI.rel
:04. DI.doc
:05. DI.lod
:06. DI.make
Operating System(s)......: RTE-6/VM, RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN77
Keywords.................: 1. Directory
: 2. CI
External Support Req'd...: $FMP6
If Re-submission, Reason.: Enhancements / upgrade
Contributor's Name..........: Donald Leslie
Company.......: Raytheon Company
White Sands Missle Range
Street........: P O Box B
City..........: WSMR
State.........: New Mexico
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 88002
Phone Number..: (505) 678-9181
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: DI lists the entire directory tree under
the current global directory, or under the directory root
specified in the runstring. The current working directory is
indicated if it's within the display. For dumb terminals
only a display of the tree is printed. For 26XX terminals, the
cursor control keys are used to select the new working directory
by placing the cursor on the appropriate line. The program then
uses terminal screen reads to reconstruct the user's selection.
After the new working directory is set via FMP calls, program DL is
run to list the contents of the new directory. Auto-Linefeed must
be OFF at the terminal.
Additional Documentation....: DI / yields all directory trees.
The LU for the directory is also displayed.
Original version of DI (CSL Rev. 2533 #J131)
was meant to run under RTE-A with CDS. The
program was modified to run under RTE-6 (or
RTE-A without CDS?) and enhanced slightly to
work with either 26XX or "dumb" terminals.
N04901
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SEARCH N049
SEARCH FOR STRING ACROSS DIRECTORY
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Contribution Name...........:SEARCH
Title....................:Search for String Across Directory
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. SEARCH.SBMT
:02. SEARCH.REL
:03. SEARCH.LOD
:04. SEARCH.HLP
:05. SEARCH.make
:06. SEARCH.FTN
:07. SEARCH_OPTS.FTN
:08. SEARCH_OPTS.REL
:09. MAKEDATA.FTN
:10. MAKEDATA.REL
:11. MAKEDATA.LOD
:12. BIGLB.LIB
Operating System.........:RTE-6,RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.:YES
Language(s)..............:FTN77
Keywords.................: 01. Directory
: 02. Search
: 03. Strings
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:Improvements and bug fixes
Will now match on stings of length 1.
A delimiter is now any non alpha-numeric character.
The DCB is larger to speed up searching.
The options are no longer positional.
New option C. -C surpresses casefolding.
Contributor's Name..........:DONALD LESLIE
Company.......:RAYTHEON MSD
Street........:PO BOX B
City..........:WSMR
State.........:NEW MEXICO
Country.......:USA
Zip Code......:88002
Phone Number..:505-678-9181
Program Abstract............:
Usage: SEARCH Filemask String1[:String2 ] [ Option(s) ]
Search opens all type 4 (ASCII) files which fit "Filemask"
and searches line by line for a match with "String". When a
match is found the line number and line are printed on the output
device and the search continues.
A match is declared only if the specified string is delimited by
a non alpha numerical character.
i.e. the string is IJK
IJK and IJK( are delimited matches
IJKL and IJK_L are not delimited matches
Options must be be preceeded by + or - to enable or disable the
option.
The options are :
D Delimiter check.
L[Output] Listing control. If -L then only the names of
files containing a match are displayed.
Output may be an Lu or Filename. If nothing is
specified LU 1 is assumed.
A non-numeric LU is treated as a file name which
will contain the output.
X String1 is replaced by String2 ( may be combined with
-D to do a non delimited exchange ). +X schedules EDIT
to do the exchange. Note SEARCH does not treat _ as
a delimiter but EDIT does.
C Casfolding of compared strings.
The defaults are +L1 , +D , -X , +C.
The program excepts Break. Type EX to exit anything else to continue.
The program Makedata will produce test data.
Usage : Makedata,Lines,Filename i.e Makedata,1000,Test.txt will write
1000 lines to Test.txt.
Additional Documentation....:
N05001
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SRCL N050
PRINT NUMBER OF CODE LINES IN SOURCE
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Contribution Name...........: SRCL
Title....................: Print number of code lines in source
File Names...............:00. Rename transfer file
:01. SRCL.SBMT
:02. SRCL.FTN
:03. SRCL.REL
:04. SRCL.CMD
:05. SRCL.LOD
:06. SRCL.make
:07. SAME.CMD
:08. DIFF.CMD
:09. SAME_SUB.CMD
:10. DIFF_SUB.CMD
Operating System(s)......: RTE/6,RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Documentation
: 2. Analyzer
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.: Enhancements
Contributor's Name..........: Donald Leslie
Company.......: Raytheon Company
Street........: White Sands Missle Range
P O Box B
City..........: WSMR
State.........: New Mexico
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 88002
Phone Number..: (505) 678-9181
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This program will scan a FTN7X source program
and print the number of lines in the file, number of comments, number of
blank lines, other code and the total number of executable code lines.*
Where executable code lines is debatable, but for this program, they do not
include set up code, such as data statements, dimension statements, etc.
Run example:
Source file SRCL.FTN contains:
Source lines 121
Comment lines - 32
Blank lines - 5
Other code - 6
=====
Code lines 78 64% of source file
SRCL done!
Additional Documentation....:
The following parameters can now be passed
in the run string :
Total count
Total comment
Total blank
Total include
Total other
This allows for cumulative totals across
several modules .
The input can now be a mask i.e @.ftn .
Command files Same and Diff which will count
the lines for all files in two directories ,
where the modules are the same/different .
These command files also use the csl program
'For' ( Entry L126 - release 2730 )
Invoked as follows :
Same,mask,dir1,dir2
i.e. Same,@.ftn,/x/source,/y/source
N05101
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PLOT_1 N051
GENERAL PLOT PROGRAM (PART 1 OF 3)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contribution Name...........: PLOT_1
Title....................: General Plot Program (Part 1 of 3)
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. PLOT_1.SBMT
:02. #NAMES_PLOTLIB
:03. A0801
:04. ADD_FN.FTN
:05. ADD_FN.REL
:06. ADD_PRM.FTN
:07. ADD_PRM.REL
:08. ANG_ADJUST.FTN
:09. ANG_ADJUST.REL
:10. AZ_ADJUST.REL
:11. BIGLB.LIB
:12. BLOCK2_DATA.FTN
:13. BLOCK2_DATA.REL
:14. BLOCK_DATA.FTN
:15. BLOCK_DATA.REL
:16. C0101
:17. C0103
:18. C0104
:19. C0108
:20. C010B
:21. CAGP
:22. CFORM
:23. CGET_VALUE
:24. CHK_VALUE.FTN
:25. CHK_VALUE.REL
:26. CINIT
:27. CMOVE
:28. CNEXTFILE
:29. COMEMA
:30. COMPUTE.FTN
:31. COMPUTE.REL
:32. CONV_SYMB.FTN
:33. CONV_SYMB.REL
:34. CPFLG
:35. CPLOT
:36. CPRM
:37. CREPLT
:38. CSETR
:39. CTEMP
:40. CY_AXI
:41. DESCRIP
:42. F0013
:43. TDATA
:44. FORM.FTN
:45. FORM.REL
:46. FORM2.FTN
:47. FORM2.REL
:48. FORM_DUMP.FTN
:49. FORM_DUMP.REL
:50. FRAM1.FTN
:51. FRAM1.REL
:52. FRAM2.FTN
:53. FRAM2.REL
:54. FRAM3.FTN
:55. FRAM3.REL
:56. GET_DEVICE.FTN
:57. GET_DEVICE.REL
:58. GET_NEXT.FTN
:59. GET_NEXT.REL
:60. GET_NEXT_HDR.FTN
:61. GET_NEXT_HDR.REL
:62. GET_PTRS.FTN
:63. GET_PTRS.REL
:64. GET_VALUE.FTN
:65. GET_VALUE.REL
:66. GLIM.FTN
:67. GLIM.REL
:68. HANDLER.FTN
:69. HANDLER.REL
:70. INIT_PTRS.FTN
:71. INIT_PTRS.REL
:72. LIM1.TXT
:73. LOOP.FTN
:74. LOOP.REL
:75. MOREF.FTN
:76. MOREF.REL
:77. MOVE_REC.FTN
:78. MOVE_REC.REL
:79. PREDEF2
:80. MY_FLAG.REL
:81. MY_FORM.FTN
:82. MY_FORM.REL
:83. #MERGE_PLOT
:84. PARAMETERS
:85. PREDEF
:86. VARIABLES
Operating System(s)......: RTE-6
Language(s)..............: FTN77
Keywords.................: 1. Graphics
: 2. Plotting
External Support Req'd...:AGP
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: DONALD LESLIE
Company.......: RAYTHEON MSD
Street........: PO BOX B
City..........: WSMR
State.........: NEW MEXICO
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 88002
Phone Number..: 505-678-9181
Contribution Abstract.......:
Plot is a program to plot radar data . It is designed to provide flexibility
for the user with data which is relatively constant in content .
The program is table driven . All message formats are in tables external to
the program . These tables contain the field names and associated type . User
input is through menus . All responses are symbolic . The menus display the
possible parameters . No knowledge is required of the physical layout of the
file once the messaage descriptions have been created .
The program can do rectangular , polar and circular plots .The output can be
to a graphics terminal , 7550 plotter or 25xx printer ( 2608S ).
The user can specify static or dynamic for the limits for the axes to be
plotted . In addition other parameters in the message can be given to provide
additional filtering .
The program sorts the input data into an EMA file . This data can be replotted
from memory . A replot can change the output device and format (i.e. change
from polar to rectangular ) . In addition , the axis limits can be reduced to
change the scaling .
Additional Documentation....: See Interex San Jose proceedings
Bug fixes and enhancements .
Menus will now run on terminals connected to MUX .
XY plots now run correctly ( i.e. AZ vs. EL ) .
Supports multiple copies and multiple files .
N05201
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PLOT_2 N052
GENERAL PLOT PROGRAM (PART 2 OF 3)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contribution Name...........: PLOT_2
Title....................: General Plot Program (Part 2 of 3)
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. PLOT_2.SBMT
:02. PARAMETERS
:03. PARSE.FTN
:04. PARSE.REL
:05. PFLG1.FTN
:06. PFLG1.REL
:07. PFLG2.FTN
:08. PFLG2.REL
:09. PLOT.CMD
:10. PLOT.FTN
:11. PLOT.LIB
:12. PLOT.LOD
:13. PLOT.MAP
:14. PLOT.REL
:15. PLOT1.FTN
:16. PLOT1.REL
:17. PLOT.DOC
:18. PREDEF
:19. PREDEF2
:20. CPLOT
:21. CAGP
:22. CINIT
:23. CY_AXI
:24. CGET_VALUE
:25. CSETR
:26. CMOVE
:27. CPFLG
:28. COMEMA
:29. CREPLT
:30. CFORM
:31. CPRM
:32. CTEMP
:33. CNEXTFILE
Operating System(s)......: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Language(s)..............:FTN77
Keywords.................: 1. Graphics
: 2. Plotting
External Support Req'd...:AGP
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: DONALD LESLIE
Company.......: RAYTHEON MSD
Street........: PO BOX B
City..........: WSMR
State.........: NEW MEXICO
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 88002
Phone Number..: 505-678-9181
Contribution Abstract.......:
Plot is a program to plot radar data . It is designed to provide flexibility
for the user with data which is relatively constant in content .
The program is table driven . All message formats are in tables external to
the program . These tables contain the field names and associated type . User
input is through menus . All responses are symbolic . The menus display the
possible parameters . No knowledge is required of the physical layout of the
file once the messaage descriptions have been created .
The program can do rectangular , polar and circular plots .The output can be
to a graphics terminal , 7550 plotter or 25xx printer ( 2608S ).
The user can specify static or dynamic for the limits for the axes to be
plotted . In addition other parameters in the message can be given to provide
additional filtering .
The program sorts the input data into an EMA file . This data can be replotted
from memory . A replot can change the output device and format (i.e. change
from polar to rectangular ) . In addition , the axis limits can be reduced to
change the scaling .
Additional Documentation....: See Interex San Jose proceedings
See PLOT.DOC
N05301
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PLOT_3 N053
GENERAL PLOT PROGRAM (PART 3 OF 3)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contribution Name...........: PLOT_3
Title....................: General Plot Program (Part 3 of 3)
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. PLOT_3.SBMT
:02. PLOT_3.REL
:03. PLOT_ANG.FTN
:04. PLOT_ANG.REL
:05. PLOT_C.FTN
:06. PLOT_C.REL
:07. PLOT_DESC
:08. PLOT_LOOP.FTN
:09. PLOT_LOOP.REL
:10. PLT_FLG.FTN
:11. PLT_FLG.REL
:12. POP.FTN
:13. POP.REL
:14. PRADI.FTN
:15. PRADI.REL
:16. PREDEF
:17. PREDEF2
:18. PRING.FTN
:19. PRING.REL
:20. PRM.TXT
:21. PSCAN.FTN
:22. PSCAN.rel
:23. CMOVE
:24. PTIME.FTN
:25. PTIME.rel
:26. CGET_VALUE
:27. PTITLE.FTN
:28. PTITLE.REL
:29. RDFIL.FTN
:30. RDFIL.REL
:31. REPLOT.TXT
:32. REPLT.FTN
:33. REPLT.REL
:34. RESET.FTN
:35. RESET.REL
:36. SAVETN.FTN
:37. SAVETN.REL
:38. SERR.FTN
:39. SERR.REL
:40. SET.FTN
:41. SET.rel
:42. CNEXTFILE
:43. SET1.FTN
:44. SET1.REL
:45. SET1.TXT
:46. SET3.FTN
:47. SET3.REL
:48. SETR.FTN
:49. SETR.REL
:50. SETSRC.FTN
:51. SETSRC.REL
:52. SETUP.FTN
:53. SETUP.REL
:54. SET_LIMITS.FTN
:55. SET_LIMITS.REL
:56. SET_PRM.FTN
:57. SET_PRM.REL
:58. SFLG.FTN
:59. SFLG.REL
:60. SMAX.FTN
:61. SMAX.REL
:62. SMIN.FTN
:63. SMIN.REL
:64. SORTR.FTN
:65. SORTR.REL
:66. SRC.TXT
:67. STRK.FTN
:68. STRK.REL
:69. SUMMARY.FTN
:70. SUMMARY.REL
:71. SUMMARY.TXT
:72. SWITCH.FTN
:73. SWITCH.REL
:74. S_LIM1.TXT
:75. TAG.FTN
:76. TAG.REL
:77. TEST_FN.FTN
:78. TEST_FN.REL
:79. TITLE.TXT
:80. UTILITY.FTN
:81. UTILITY.REL
:82. VARIABLES
:83. V_AXI.FTN
:84. V_AXI.REL
:85. WHERE.FTN
:86. WHERE.REL
:87. XAXISR.FTN
:88. XAXISR.REL
:89. X_AXI.FTN
:90. X_AXI.REL
:91. Y_AXI.FTN
:92. CY_AXI
:93. PLOT_3.FTN
:94. CAGP
:95. PARAMETERS
:96. CPLOT
:97. CREPLT
:98. COMEMA
:99. CSETR
Operating System(s)......: RTE/6
Language(s)..............: FTN77
Keywords.................: 1. Plotting
: 2. Graphics
External Support Req'd...: AGP
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: DONALD LESLIE
Company.......: RAYTHEON MSD
Street........: PO BOX B
City..........: WSMR
State.........: NEW MEXICO
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 88002
Phone Number..: 505-678-9181
Contribution Abstract.......:
Plot is a program to plot radar data . It is designed to provide flexibility
for the user with data which is relatively constant in content .
The program is table driven . All message formats are in tables external to
the program . These tables contain the field names and associated type . User
input is through menus . All responses are symbolic . The menus display the
possible parameters . No knowledge is required of the physical layout of the
file once the messaage descriptions have been created .
The program can do rectangular , polar and circular plots .The output can be
to a graphics terminal , 7550 plotter or 25xx printer ( 2608S ).
The user can specify static or dynamic for the limits for the axes to be
plotted . In addition other parameters in the message can be given to provide
additional filtering .
The program sorts the input data into an EMA file . This data can be replotted
from memory . A replot can change the output device and format (i.e. change
from polar to rectangular ) . In addition , the axis limits can be reduced to
change the scaling .
Additional Documentation....: See Interex San Jose proceedings
See PLOT.DOC
N05401
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SL N054
SESSION SWITCH TABLE EMULATOR
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contribution Name...........: SL
Title....................: Session Switch Table Emulator
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. SL.SBMT
:02. SL.FTN sl source
:03. SL.REL sl relocatable
:04. SL.LOD sl link file
:05. SL.help move to HELP directory
:06. SL.make sl make file
:07. GETSAM.MAC SAM handler source
:08. GETSAM.REL SAM handler relocatable
:09. SPOOL.CMD sample command file
:10. REDIRECT.LIST sample
:11. PAPER Orlando paper (Typer format)
Operating System.........: RTE-A only
Uses hierarchical files?.: yes
Language(s)..............: FTN7X, MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. Session
: 2. System_tables
External Support Req'd...: RTE-A Spooling System
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: F. Stephen Gauss
Company.......: U. S. Naval Observatory
Street........: 34th St. and Massachusetts Ave. NW
City..........: Washington
State.........: D.C.
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20392
Phone Number..: 202-653-1510
Program Abstract............: SL is a program and a few associated routines
that uses the RTE-A spooling system LU redirection capability to emulate
the Session Switch Table functionality of RTE-6. The spooling system
allows LU redirection. This program makes it look like the SL command
and provides an LUTRU subroutine to allow the TRUE lu to be determined.
A sample command file, SPOOL.CMD, shows how even spooling to a re-directed LU
can be emulated by checking the re-directed LU, saving it, and restoring
it.
Type SL,? for the list of commands.
Additional Documentation....: Updates since the original submission:
REV 1.1 - changed LUTRU to not excede $LUT# 10/11/88
REV 1.2 - check SL,m,n for illegal value of n 4/17/89
REV 1.3 - moved CLCUC to prevent m,n from being altered 4/18/89
REV 1.4 - SL,m now displays lu relation of LU m like RTE-6 4/24/89
N05501
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XIOER N055
FORTRAN ERROR REPORTER
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contribution Name...........: XIOER
Title....................: FORTRAN Error Reporter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. XIOER.SBMT
:02. XIOER.MAC
:03. XIOER.REL
:04. F7XER.FTN
:05. F7XER.REL
:06. XIOER.MAKE
:07. test.ftn
:08. test.rel
:09. test.lod
:10. test.doc
Operating System.........: RTE-A (should work on RTE-6)
Uses hierarchical files?.:
Language(s)..............: FORTRAN, ASSEMBLER
Keywords.................: 1. Error
: 2. Fortran
: 3. Help
External Support Req'd...: ERR program from Orlando SWAP tape
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: F. Stephen Gauss
Company.......: U.S. Naval Observatory
Street........: 34th St. and Massachusetts Ave. NW
City..........: Washington
State.........: DC
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20392
Phone Number..: 202-653-1510
Program Abstract............: Two subroutines that can be used to report
a real error message instead of a FORTRAN run time error number.
Simply link XIOER.REL and F7XER.REL with your program and RP the ERR program
from the Orlando SWAP or CSL 2840 tape.
Additional Documentation....: see F7XER.FTN
N05601
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ERR N056
AN ERROR-REPORTING PROGRAM FOR MOST HP ERRORS
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contribution Name...........: ERR
Title....................: An Error-Reporting Program for Most HP Errors
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. err.sbmt
:02. err.ftn
:03. err.rel
:04. err.lod
:05. Flist.ftn
:06. Flist.rel
:07. Lparse.ftn
:08. Lparse.rel
copy err to /help/err
:09. err
copy lparse to /help/lparse
:10. lparse
copy errors to /help/error/errors
:11. errors
:12. erndx.ftn Indexer
:13. erndx.rel
Operating System.........: RTE-A, etc
Uses hierarchical files?.: yes
Language(s)..............: Fortran 77
Keywords.................: 1. error
: 2. reports
: 3. help
External Support Req'd...: none
If Re-submission, Reason.: added an index to Tom Goff's err program
Contributor's Name..........: F. Stephen Gauss
Company.......: U.S. Naval Observatory
Street........: 34th St. and Massachusetts Ave. NW
City..........: Washington
State.........: DC
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20392-5100
Phone Number..: (202) 653-1510
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This is an error decoding routine which will
print an explanation of most HP error codes. The user enters up to four
error key words or numbers, the program permutes these keys into 19 possible
key words, then searches an error file for a match with up to 8 keys for
each error message. This message is then displayed on the user terminal.
The error file is presently applicable to RTE-A and RTE-6/VM. Errors and
helpful hints are included for all the common HP errors and the not so
easily found errors such as halt codes and VCP.
Additions by S. Gauss: DS/NS errors added. Also added ERNDX program to
index the error message file. ERR will still run without it. However,
running erndx will add an index which speeds things up considerably.
Simply run erndx and it will create the index files automatically.
Additional Documentation....: in the help file: /HELP/ERR
N05701
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MASTER N057
GET MASTER SECURITY CODE & MANAGER'S PASSWORD
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contribution Name...........: MASTER
Title....................: Get Master Security Code & Manager's Password
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. MASTER.sbmt
:02. MASTER.FTN
:03. MASTER.REL
:04. MASTER.lod
:05. MASTER.make
:06. cldir.mac
:07. cldir.rel
:08. obsrv.ftn
:09. obsrv.rel
:10. obsrv.lod
:11. master_sec.ftn
:12. master_sec.rel
:13. master_sec.lod
:14. super_on_a.ftn
:15. super_on_a.rel
:16. super_on_a.lod
Operating System.........: RTE-6/VM OR OLDER
Language(s)..............: FORTRAN 77
Keywords.................: 1. Security
: 2. System_tables
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: FREDDY ZAPATA
Company.......: MARTIN MARIETTA AEROSPACE
Street........: PO BOX 5837
City..........: ORLANDO
State.........: FL
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 32855
Phone Number..: 407-356-4231
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: Running this program will convert a user
of any capability to become the system
manager for as long as he stays logged on
and will also display the master security
code for the system using display function.
Additional Documentation....:
N05801
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WHAT N058
MONITOR SYSTEM TABLES (SUPPLEMENTS WH UTILITY)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contribution Name...........: WHAT
Title....................: Monitor System Tables (supplements WH utility)
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. WHAT.SBMT
:02. WHAT.PAS
:03. WHAT.REL
:04. WHAT.LOD
:05. WHAT.make
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: Pascal/1000
Keywords.................: 1. System_tables
: 2. System
: 3. ID_segments
: 4. Resource_number
: 5. Monitor
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.: Added "program list by state" feature
Contributor's Name..........: George Robinson
Company.......: James River Corp.
Street........: Harbison Road
City..........: Lexington
State.........: Ky
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 40511
Phone Number..: (606) 259-9159
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......:
WHAT provides information you would expect but don't get from WH,
such as number of ID segments, used/free ID segments, shared program
table entries, resource number usage, and a program/session masking
capability similar to WHZAT,PL on RTE-6. Other functions include
monitoring selected words of a program's ID segment, program list by
state, and monitoring values relative to time-scheduled programs.
Additional Documentation....:
See source code or use on-line help via ?? option.
N05901
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RECON N059
READ SYSTEM-CONSOLE CONTENTS
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contribution Name...........: RECON
Title....................: Read System-Console Contents
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. RECON.SBMT
:02. RECON.PAS
:03. RECON.REL
:04. RECON.LOD
:05. RECON.make
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: Pascal/1000
Keywords.................: 1. Status
: 2. System
: 3. Terminal
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: George Robinson
Company.......: James River Corp.
Street........: Harbison Road
City..........: Lexington
State.........: Ky
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 40511
Phone Number..: (606) 259-9159
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......:
RECON allows a user from any terminal to read the screen contents
of the system console, by performing a "screen read" on the console
similar to an EDIT/1000 screen read. The console screen is restored
to it's original state, and the data is displayed to the user one
page at a time.
Additional Documentation....:
See source code
N06001
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GRID N060
GRID GAME PROGRAM
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contribution Name...........: GRID
Title....................: GRID Game Program
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. GRID.sbmt
:02. GRID.ftn
:03. GRID.rel
:04. GRID.lod
:05. grid.make
Operating System(s)......: RTE-6/VM
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Games
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Harold Engstrom
Company.......: McDonnell Douglas
Street........: 3855 Lakewood Ave.
City..........: Long Beach
State.........: Calif.
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 90648
Phone Number..: 714-952-6125
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......:
Purpose: This is a game that we played at Cara's house but I
don't know what it's called. A player can move from
his last position in any straight or diagonal direction.
A player cannot jump over any filled boxes. The first
player who is unable to move loses the game.
N06101
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MAKE N061
UNIX-LIKE 'MAKE' UTILITY
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contribution Name...........: MAKE
Title....................: Unix-Like 'MAKE' Utility
File Names...............:00. Rename transfer file
:01. MAKE.SBMT
:02. MAKE_CDS.PAS
Source for MAKE
:03. MAKE_CDS.LOD
:04. MAKE_CDS.REL
:05. MAKE_NONCDS.PAS
Stripped-down version to run in
non-CDS systems
:06. MAKE_NONCDS.LOD
:07. MAKE_NONCDS.REL
:08. MAKE.HELP
Help file for the runstring
:09. MAKEFILE.HELP
Help file on the makefile syntax
:10. MAKETUTORIAL.HELP
General tutorial on MAKE
:11. MAKE_RC.HELP
Help file for MAKE.rc file
:12. MAKE_SUPERDEBUG.HELP
Help file for super-debug options
:13. VARIABLES.HELP
Help file for variables
:14. MAKEFILE.MAKE
Sample makefile
:15. EFFECTS.PAS
Makefile "inverter"
:16. EFFECTS.LOD
:17. EFFECTS.HELP
:18. EXPANDMAKEFILE.CMD
Makefile expander (CI command file)
:19. EXPANDMAKEFILE.HELP
:20. FMP.PAS
Pascal MODULE that declares all the
FMP routines
:21. FMP.REL
:22. RC.PAS
Pascal MODULE that looks in MAKE.rc
:23. RC.LIB
:24. RC.REL
:25. RC.HELP
:26. RC_CDS.LIB
:27. RC_CDS.REL
:28. TOUCH.PAS
Auxiliary to MAKE- change update time
:29. TOUCH.REL
:30. TOUCH.HELP
Operating System(s)......: RTE-6/VM, RTE-A
Language(s)..............: Pascal
Keywords.................: 1. CI
: 2. Data_Mgmt
: 3. Unix
External Support Req'd...: Pascal libraries, CDS for CDS version
: Hierarchical file system
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Jack Repenning
Company.......: Hewlett-Packard, Info. Networks Div.
Street........: 19420 Homestead Road
City..........: Cupertino
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 95014
Phone Number..: (408) 257-7000
Telex.........:
Program Abstract............: MAKE is a program to help in managing sets
of files. Its job is to transform files into other files through
commands contained in a description file called the "makefile". Through
the information contained in the makefile, and the file-system's time
stamps, MAKE ensures that only the minimum necessary files are remade
in response to changes in sources.
By far the most common use of MAKE is in program development, where
MAKE can manage the compilation, merging, indexing, and loading of
interrelated files. Another common use is for document preparation,
where MAKE can manage the "compilation" of documents through programs
like RUNOF, RUNEM, and TEXED, and their printing.
This version of MAKE has capabilities and syntax very similar to
those of the UNIX (TM AT&T Bell Labs) program of the same name.
ExpandMakeFile.Cmd is a CI command file which expands a makefile,
making variable substitutions, casefolding names, and breaking apart
multiple-target productions. This makes it possible to write tools
that work off of a makefile, while only parseing a simplified subset
of the full makefile syntax and semantics.
Effects.run is a tool built on the makefile syntax (as simplified
by ExpandmakeFile.Cmd). Effects, in essence, "inverts" the makefile:
a makefile clearly tells what files, by changing, may affect a given
file, but only implicitly what files are affected by changing a given
file. Effects inverts this information, so that you can easily see
which files will be directly and indirectly affected by a change to
a single file. This becomes very useful when the makefile grows
beyond a few files.
TOUCH.run changes the update time-stamp of a file (the time-stamp
used by MAKE for its decisions) to the current time. This makes the
file "look changed" to MAKE, causing the same recompilations as if
the file had been edited and changed. TOUCH is also used directly
by MAKE, when the "-t" option ("TOUCH the files instead of executing
the commands") is specified.
FMP.PAS is a Pascal MODULE which declares all the FMP routines. It
may be imported into any Pascal program, effectively predeclaring all
FMP, and giving Pascal users access to these external routines almost
as ready as in less strongly typed languages such as FORTRAN and MACRO.
FMP.PAS is used by MAKE.
RC.PAS is a Pascal MODULE (also useable as an external routine, for
users of other languages) which implements a simple means of providing
default values to programs which can be customized for individual users.
The defaults are contained in a file named <program name>.rc, in the
user's home directory (path 0). (If your system doesn't support UDSP's,
the RC looks in your current working directory.) MAKE uses RC.
Additional Documentation....: Help files are provided on all the pieces.
Several help files are also provided on details of MAKE and the Makefile,
and a tutorial on its use in general.
N06201
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MODIFY_FORM N062
262X FORMS-CREATE AND MODIFY PROGRAM
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Contribution Name...........: MODIFY_FORM
Title....................: 262x Forms-Create and Modify Program
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. modify_form.sbmt
:02. modify_form.ftn
:03. modify_form.rel
:04. modify_form.lod
:05. jcbt.mac
:06. jcbt.rel
:07. wait.ftn
:08. wait.rel
:09. cierr.ftn
:10. cierr.rel
:11. asint.ftn
:12. asint.rel
:13. exec_codes.ftn
:14. exec_codes.rel
Operating System.........: RTE-A Rev. 4.0 or later
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Forms
: 2. Tools
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Joe Boswell
Company.......: Federal Aviation Administration
Street........: 5400 Davis Highway
City..........: Anchorage
State.........: Alaska
Country.......:
Zip Code......: 99506
Phone Number..: 907-269-1157
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......:
Additional Documentation....:
This routine will allow easy creation and modification of
forms used for any 262X or 264x terminals. Most attributes are
loaded under softkeys and you are not required to remember the
codes needed to generate a form.
N06301
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DYSTAT N063
RTE-A REAL-TIME STATUS DISPLAY
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Contribution Name...........: DYSTAT
Title....................: RTE-A Real-Time Status Display
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. DYSTAT.SBMT
:02. DYPATCH.FTN
:03. DYPATCH.REL
:04. DYSTAT.FTN
:05. DYSTAT.REL
:06. DYSUB.MAC
:07. DYSUB.REL
:08. DYUPDATE.FTN
:09. DYUPDATE.REL
:10. DYUPDATE.FTNI
:11. DYSTAT.make
:12. DYSTAT.lod
:13. SYSOVERHEAD.MAC
:14. SYSOVERHEAD.REL
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN7X, MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. System
: 2. Analyzer
: 3. Performance
External Support Req'd...: Module %SPSLG must be Gen'ed in.
If Re-submission, Reason.: Derived from DYMEM on CSL rev 2730.
Contributor's Name..........: John D. Johnson
Company.......: Hewlett-Packard
Street........: 1266 Kifer Road, MS/101R
City..........: Sunnyvale
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 94086
Phone Number..: (408) 746-5263
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......:
DYSTAT repeatedly displays information about system utilization
and user processes. It:
* Displays bar graph of User, System and Idle time.
* Number of Exec and Driver calls per second.
* Displays status of (up to 18) processes in memory.
* Requires SPS module be gen'ed in.
* MODIFIES THE SYSTEM to install it's counters!
Additional Documentation....: Source is documented.
N06401
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FGREP N064
FAST PATTERN-FINDER ALA UNIX
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Contribution Name...........: fgrep
Title....................: Fast Pattern-Finder ala UNIX
File Names...............: 00. Rename Transfer File
: 01. FGREP.SBMT
: 02. FGREP.FTN
: 03. FGREP.REL
: 04. FGREP.DOC
: 05. FGREP.lod
: 06. FGREP.make
Operating System(s)......: RTE, CI
Language(s)..............: FORTRAN
Keywords.................: 1. Unix
: 2. Search
: 3. Strings
External Support Req'd...: CI
If Re-submission, Reason.: Faster version of Fgrep from CSL Rev.2625
Contributor's Name..........: John D. Johnson
Company.......: Hewlett-Packard
Street........: 1266 Kifer Road, MS/101R
City..........: Sunnyvale
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 94086
Phone Number..: (408) 746-5263
Telex.........:
Program Abstract............:
This is equivalent to the FGREP program available in UNIX (with luck)
usage: fgrep [-opt] pattern fileMask
Additional Documentation....: See file Fgrep.doc
N06501
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DO N065
GENERATE AND EXECUTE A SERIES OF COMMANDS
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Contribution Name...........: DO
Title....................: Generate and Execute a Series of Commands
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. DO.SBMT
:02. $CRLIB
:03. %CI
:04. %CISU6
:05. %CISUB
:06. DO.DOC
:07. DO.FTN
:08. DO.REL
:09. DO6.LOD
:10. DOA.LOD
:11. DOCMD.FTN
:12. DOCMD.REL
:13. DODMP.FTN
:14. DODMP.REL
:15. DODUM.FTN
:16. DODUM.REL
:17. DOMIS.FTN
:18. DOMIS.REL
:19. DOMSK.FTN
:20. DOMSK.REL
:21. DOSCN.FTN
:22. DOSCN.REL
:23. DOTRE.FTN
:24. DOTRE.REL
:25. ONLY.FTN
:26. ONLY.REL
:27. WILD.FTN
:28. WILD.REL
:29. DOBUF.FTNI
:30. DOMSK.FTNI
:31. DOOPT.FTNI
:32. DOTRE.FTNI
Operating System(s)......: RTE-6, RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Procedures
: 2. Command_files
: 3. Pre-processor
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: John D. Johnson
Company.......: Hewlett-Packard
Street........: 1266 Kifer Road, MS/101R
City..........: Sunnyvale
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 94086
Phone Number..: (408) 746-5263
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......:
DO generates and executes a series of command lines derived from a single
abbreviated command line typed by the user, optionally asking the user
to approve each command line before it is executed.
Additional Documentation....: See file DO.DOC for usage documentation.
To load on RTE-6/, use DO6.LOD, on RTE-A use DOA.LOD. There is no source
for $CRLIB, %CI, %CISU6 and SUB as these are derived from HP products.
N06601
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BC N066
BROADCAST UTILITY
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Contribution Name...........: BC
Title....................: Broadcast Utility
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. bc.sbmt
:02. bc.ftn
:03. bc.rel
:04. bc.lod
:05. bc.help
:06. bc.make
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A 4.0
Language(s)..............: FORTRAN 77
Keywords.................: 1. Mail
: 2. Message
External Support Req'd...: no
If Re-submission, Reason.: revised, enhanced
Contributor's Name..........: Jon Wetherbee
Company.......: City National Bank
Street........: 1730 W Olympic Blvd Suite 200
City..........: Los Angeles
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 90015
Phone Number..: (213) 480-7364
Telex.........: --
Contribution Abstract.......:
Broadcast Utility, like the HP3000's TELL utility.
Additional Documentation....: See source code and .HLP file.
N06701
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FILE N067
CI OPERATONS WITH FILE-MASKING
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Contribution Name...........: FILE
Title....................: CI Operatons with File-Masking
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. FILE.SBMT
:02. FILE.help
:03. FILE.FTN
:04. FILE.make
:05. FILE.IFTN
:06. FILE.LOD
:07. FILE.REL
:08. FMPWD_CDS.FTN
:09. FMPWD_CDS.REL
:10. FTNMBT.FTN
:11. FTNMBT.REL
:12. GET_BLOCK.FTN
:13. GET_BLOCK.REL
:14. HELP_cds.FTN
:15. HELP_cds.REL
:16. MEMCPY.MAC
:17. MEMCPY.REL
:18. ^NONCDSMAC.MAC
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A 4.0
Language(s)..............: FORTRAN, MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. Pre-processor
: 2. Filter
: 3. Files
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.: For updates
Contributor's Name..........: Jon Wetherbee
Company.......: City National Bank
Street........: 1801 W Olympic Bl
City..........: Los Angeles
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 90006
Phone Number..: (213) 480-7548
Contribution Abstract.......:
FILE is a general file processing utility created primarily to
provide file masking and quiet operations for several CI command
functions. FILE can be used in .CMD files in place of CI commands
to keep the process quiet and hide aspects of the it from the user.
This is not possible with several CI commands. FILE is also a file
masking preprocessor for all of its functions which include CI
functions which do not support file masking.
Additional Documentation....: See sources.
N06801
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MAIL N068
ELECTRONIC-MAIL UTILITY
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Contribution Name...........: mail
Title....................: Electronic-Mail Utility
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. mail_2.sbmt
:02. !SUPER.MAC
:03. !SUPER.REL
:04. APPENDTO.FTN
:05. APPENDTO.REL
:06. BC.ftn
:07. BC.rel
:08. BC.lod
:09. BC.help
:10. FMPCHECKRTN.FTN
:11. FMPCHECKRTN.REL
:12. FMPWD_CDS.FTN
:13. FMPWD_CDS.REL
:14. HELP.FTN
:15. HELP.REL
:16. help_cds.ftn
:17. help_cds.REL
:18. MAIL.help
:19. MAIL.ftn
:20. MAIL.rel
:21. MAIL.lod
:22. MAIL.make
:23. MEMCPY.MAC
:24. MEMCPY.REL
:25. ^NONCDSMAC.MAC
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A 4.0
Language(s)..............: FORTRAN, MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. mail
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.: For updates
Contributor's Name..........: Jon Wetherbee
Company.......: City National Bank
Street........: 1801 W Olympic Bl
City..........: Los Angeles
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 90006
Phone Number..: (213) 480-5548
Contribution Abstract.......:
MAIL is derived and has substantially evolved from a contribution
by Seppo Pietikainen of Hewlett-Packard, Finland of a few years
ago. This version includes many new features including replies,
forwarding, filing, printing, and file transmission.
Additional Documentation....: See sources and help file.
N06901
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VERSN N069
SOFTWARE-VERSION TRACKING UTILITIES
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Contribution Name...........: VERSN
Title....................: Software-Version Tracking Utilities
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. versn.sbmt
:02. versn.ftn
:03. versn.rel
:04. FmpDirectRead.ftn
:05. FmpDirectRead.rel
:06. Stamp.ftn
:07. Stamp.rel
:08. FmpCheckRtn.ftn
:09. FmpCheckRtn.rel
:10. CheckSum.ftn
:11. CheckSum.rel
:12. mvw.mac
:13. mvw.rel
:14. versn.lod
:15. versn.make
:16. stamp.lod
:17. versn.help
:18. stamp.help
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A 4.0
Language(s)..............: FORTRAN 77
Keywords.................: 1. Relocatable
: 2. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: no
If Re-submission, Reason.: new
Contributor's Name..........: Jon Wetherbee
Company.......: City National Bank
Street........: 1730 W. Olympic Blvd Suite 200
City..........: Los Angeles
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 90015
Phone Number..: (213) 480-7364
Telex.........: --
Contribution Abstract.......:
These programs provide a means of installing release/revision information
into relocatables which will appear in the executable file and for displaying
the rel/rev information in an executable file, permitting tracking of rel/rev
levels to the actually executed code.
Additional Documentation....: See source code and .HELP files
N07001
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NOCM N070
CM-PROMPT PREVENTION
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Contribution Name...........: NOCM
Title....................: CM-Prompt Prevention
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. NOCM.SBMT
:02. NOCM.FTN
:03. NOCM.REL
:04. NOCM.LOD
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FORTRAN 77
Keywords.................: 1. Session
: 2. Security
: 3. Logon/Logoff
External Support Req'd...: NONE
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Mark Bornemann
Company.......: Rockwell-Collins
Street........: 400 Collins Road N.E.
City..........: Cedar Rapids
State.........: Iowa
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 52498
Phone Number..: 319-395-4334
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This program can be set up as the
primary interrupt instead of PROMT on an LU. On an
interrupt, it checks the LU to see if a session is
active and if the user is a Superuser. If there is
no session active, or if they are a Superuser, PROMT
will be scheduled either to LOGON or to initiate a
CM prompt. A user who is not a Superuser will not
get the CM prompt on unsolicited interrupts, since
PROMT will not be executed after they are logged on.
Additional Documentation....:
N07101
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USERLOCK N071
USER INTERFACE TO UNLOCK LAS DATA FILES
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Contribution Name...........: Userlock
Title....................: User Interface to Unlock LAS Data Files
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. Userlock.Sbmt
:02. Userlock.Ftn
:03. Userlock.Rel
:04. Userlock.Lod
:05. Userlock.Cmd
:06. Userlock.Hlp
Operating System(s)......: Rte-A 4.1,Aries C.0.0 (LAS)
Language(s)..............: Ftn7x
Keywords.................: 1. LAS
External Support Req'd...: Las.Lib
Unlock.Run (A LAS Utility Program)
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Michael H. Spence
Company.......: Tennessee Eastman Co.
Street........: P.O. Box 1972
City..........: Kingsport
State.........: Tennessee
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 37662
Phone Number..: (615) 229-2220
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This program was written as an aid to system
managers who are using the Aries II or III (LAS) software. This program
allows users to unlock their own LAS files without having to have access
into CI. The user need not know the full CI path name of their file; they
only need to know the local name and file type. The user input is then
parsed to a runstring that is passed to the LAS utility program "Unlock",
that is supplied with the LAS software package.
Additional Documentation....: See Source Code and Help Files for
additional information.
N07201
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RPIT N072
RP PROGRAMS VIA DS/1000 REMAT PROGRAM
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Contribution Name...........: RPIT
Title....................: RP Programs via DS/1000 REMAT Program
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. RPIT.SBMT (submission file)
:02. RPIT.FTN (Source File)
:03. RPIT.REL (Relocatable file)
Operating System.........:RTE-6, RTE-A, (rev 2340 or later)
Language(s)..............:Fortran
Keywords.................: 1. DS
: 2. Network
External Support Req'd...: DS or NS with DS Services
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul F. Gerwitz
Company.......: Eastman Kodak Co.
Street........: MSD, Bldg 56/3, KP
City..........: Rochester
State.........: New York
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 14652-3302
Phone Number..: 716-477-3067
Telex.........:
Program Abstract............:
When using the REMAT to run a remote program, the remote program must be
RP'd to be executable. REMAT does not provide the capability to RP programs
by itself. This program should be RP'd at bootup, and will provide this
capability. Example:
CI> RU REMAT
$SW,1001,,DS
#RW,RPIT,PROGX <--rp the program
000000 041501 020040 020040 000000 PROGX<--response from RPIT
#RW,PROGX <--run the program
#EX
If an error is incountered, RPIT will return the FMP error code
in the first parameter
i.e. 177421 000000 000000 000000 000000 is FMP -239, program
already RP'd
Additional Documentation....: See source file
N07301
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SHIFT N073
SHIFT STRINGS TO UPPER/LOWER CASE IN CI
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Contribution Name...........: SHIFT
Title....................: Shift Strings to Upper/Lower Case in CI
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. SHIFT.SBMT
:02. SHIFT.FTN
:03. SHIFT.REL
:04. SHIFT.HELP
:05. SHIFT.lod
:06. SHIFT.make
Operating System.........:RTE-A, RTE-6 (2340 or later)
Language(s)..............:Fortran
Keywords.................: 1. Strings
: 2. Tools
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul F. Gerwitz
Company.......: Eastman Kodak Co.
Street........: MSD, Bldg 56/3 Kodak Park
City..........: Rochester
State.........: NY
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 14652-3302
Phone Number..: 716-477-3067
Telex.........:
Program Abstract............:
This program takes an input string and converts it's case depending
on the input option. The resulting string is returned via EXEC 14.
program is great for CI command files.
The runstring is:
SHIFT, option, string
option - -u for lower to uppercase
-l for upper to lowercase
string - string to convert (max 80 characters)
Additional Documentation....:
N07401
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PLU1 N074
PRINT SYSTEM-CONSOLE MESSAGES
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Contribution Name...........: PLU1
Title....................: Print System-Console Messages
File Names...............:00. Rename transfer file
:01. PLU1.SBMT submit file
:02. PLU1.FTN source file
:03. PLU1.REL relocatable file
:04. PLU1.CMD command file
:05. PLU1.LOD link file
Operating System.........: RTE-A900 V4.0 - 5.0, maybe all
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Printer
: 2. Terminal
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul G. Abell
Company.......: GTE of the South
Street........: 3007 Roxboro Rd.
City..........: Durham
State.........: N.C.
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 27704
Phone Number..: (919) 471-5825
Telex.........:
Program Abstract............: This program will scan the system console
and print the contents on your terminal so you can see what is happening
on the system console from your terminal. If you are the system manager,
you will need to do this from time to time. I modified an old CSL program
to do this MY WAY. Check out Rev. 2340 entry H047, program VIEW.
PLU1 will let you see as many lines of the system console as you like. IE,
you can list out the last xxx lines and or erase the whole screen.
Additional Documentation....: In source file.
N07501
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RESIZ N075
IMAGE UTILITY
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Contribution Name...........: RESIZ
Title....................: IMAGE Utility
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. resiz.sbmt - This file
:02. resiz.cmd - Command file
:03. resiz.ftn - Source file
:04. resiz.rel - Relocatable file
:05. resiz.lod - Link file
Operating System.........: RTE-A, perhaps more
Language(s)..............: FTN7x
Keywords.................: 1. Image
: 2. Analyzer
External Support req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul G. Abell
Company..................: GTE South
Street...................: 3007 Roxboro Rd.
City.....................: Durham
State....................: NC
Country..................: USA
Zip Code.................: 27704
Phone Number.............: 919/471-5825
Program Abstract............:
RESIZ is a program that uses the output of IMAGE utility program DBSPA
to analyze dataset capacities and suggest new prime number capacities
for each dataset over 80% full. The suggested capacity will reduce the
percent used to 80% or less. I use this utility to analyze a very large
database with many large master datasets. It is updated once a month
and usually the capacities change. This utility makes it easier for me to
manage my dataset capacities and keep them around 80% full or less
without having to do a lot of math. I even added a feature that creates
an editor file you can transfer to, to edit the schema for you with the
new capacity values. In my case I have to completely reload all of my
datasets each month with updated information, so this process works for
me nicely. The first step is to create your input file with DBSPA as
follows:
CI> DBSPA,1,<FILE>,<DATABASE>,SECUR
This procedure will cause the output from DBSPA to go to the file
named in the 2nd. run line parameter. This file is what RESIZ uses
to analyze the capacity statements. The output from RESIZ would look
something like this:
Set name= A80301 Capacity= 151553 % used= 81 New capacity= 153071
Set name= A60601 Capacity= 289559 % used= 81 New capacity= 292459
Set name= A20501 Capacity= 139201 % used= 81 New capacity= 140593
Set name= A205ZZ Capacity= 4637 % used= 87 New capacity= 4967
Set name= A304ZZ Capacity= 4423 % used= 81 New capacity= 4481
Set name= A40401 Capacity= 111211 % used= 81 New capacity= 112327
Set name= A40402 Capacity= 13649 % used= 82 New capacity= 13921
Set name= A404ZZ Capacity= 11197 % used= 85 New capacity= 11777
Set name= A50201 Capacity= 71089 % used= 81 New capacity= 71807
Set name= A502ZZ Capacity= 7717 % used= 90 New capacity= 8501
Set name= A61501 Capacity= 46327 % used= 81 New capacity= 46807
Set name= A615ZZ Capacity= 3209 % used= 92 New capacity= 3607
Set name= A70301 Capacity= 34721 % used= 81 New capacity= 35069
Set name= A70401 Capacity= 20749 % used= 82 New capacity= 21163
Set name= A91201 Capacity= 106531 % used= 85 New capacity= 111857
Set name= A91202 Capacity= 10903 % used= 85 New capacity= 11467
Set name= A912ZZ Capacity= 5077 % used= 85 New capacity= 5333
Set name= A91901 Capacity= 111043 % used= 81 New capacity= 112153
To use the transfer file created, run edit like this:
CI> EDIT,<SCHEMA>,TR,EDIT_MACRO
1f/151553
x/151553/153071//
1f/289559
x/289559/292459//
1f/139201
x/139201/140593//
1f/4637
x/4637/4967//
1f/4423
x/4423/4481//
1f/111211
x/111211/112327//
1f/13649
x/13649/13921//
1f/11197
x/11197/11777//
1f/71089
x/71089/71807//
1f/7717
x/7717/8501//
1f/46327
x/46327/46807//
1f/3209
x/3209/3607//
1f/34721
x/34721/35069//
1f/20749
x/20749/21163//
1f/106531
x/106531/111857//
1f/10903
x/10903/11467//
1f/5077
x/5077/5333//
1f/111043
x/111043/112153//
/er
Additional Documentation....: In source file.
N07601
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MODRIVE N076
MODIFY DVT DRIVER-TYPE ONLINE
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Contribution Name...........: MODRIVE
Title....................: Modify DVT Driver-Type Online
File Names...............:00. Rename transfer file
:01. MODRIVE.SBMT submit file
:02. MODRIVE.FTN source file
:03. MODRIVE.REL relocatable file
:04. MODRIVE.CMD command file
:05. MODRIVE.LOD link file
Operating System.........: RTE-A900 V4.0-5.0
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Driver
: 2. Modify
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul G. Abell
Company.......: GTE of the South
Street........: 3007 Roxboro Rd.
City..........: Durham
State.........: N.C.
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 27704
Phone Number..: (919) 471-5825
Telex.........:
Program Abstract............: This program will modify the DVT driver type
while online of any LU. This can be very dangerous, so BE CAREFUL, or you
will have to reboot your system. We use it to change the driver type of
LASER JET printers on "C" and "D" muxs'. It also works nicely for modifying
"C" mux LU's so they will work with EDIT-1000 whenever they are set up
without ENQ/ACK protocol, to work with NON-STANDARD HP terminals.
Additional Documentation....: In source file.
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PORTNS N077
NS-1000 BUSY-LU MONITOR
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Contribution Name...........: PORTNS
Title....................: NS-1000 Busy-LU Monitor
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. portns.sbmt - This file
:02. portns.ftn - Source file
:03. portns.rel - Relocatable file
:04. portns.cmd - Command file
:05. portns.lod - Link file
:06. porns.ftn - Source file
:07. porns.rel - Relocatable file
:08. porns.cmd - Command file
:09. porns.lod - Link file
Operating System.........: RTE-A 4.1, 5.0, perhaps more
Language(s)..............: FTN7x
Keywords.................: 1. Monitor
: 2. DS
: 3. Network
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul G. Abell
Company..................: GTE South
Street...................: 3007 Roxboro Rd.
City.....................: Durham
State....................: NC
Country..................: USA
Zip Code.................: 27704
Phone Number.............: 919/471-5825
Program Abstract............: PORTNS and PORNS are examples of NS-1000
"P" to "P" programs. They communicate with each other over NS-1000. Each
program monitors busy LU's on its own system. PORTNS is the master program
and schedules PORNS to run on the slave system. PORNS has to be RP'd on
the slave system before it will work. Below is an example of the output
of the program PORTNS. You will have to customize the LU list with your
own LU's and system entry points. Two system entry points are hard coded
into the LU busy subroutine. CMMA will list them for you or you can search
your system generation list file for them.
NODE: 1002
49 50 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 44 45 46 47 48 1 7
*
NODE: 100
46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 75 76 77 62 63 64 65 66 67 68
Additional Documentation....: In source file.
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SPAWN N078
SPAWN - NESTED LOGON FOR RTE-A
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Contribution Name...........: Spawn
Title....................: Spawn - Nested Logon for RTE-A
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. SPAWN.SBMT Submission file
:02. SPAWN.FTN Spawn source
:03. SPAWN.LOD Link command file for Spawn
:04. SPAWN.REL Spawn object
:05. SPAWN.MAKE "MAKE" rules to build Spawn
:06. SPAWN.HELP How to use Spawn
Operating System.........: RTE-A/VC+ only
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Session
: 2. Logon/Logoff
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056 CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: I developed Spawn while I was investigating
Security/1000 as a topic for a paper at the Interex 1989 conference
in San Francisco. I elected not to do the paper after I learned
the a tutorial would be given there by Hewlett-Packard folks. The
reason for the program is that I needed a way to quickly alter my
own capability level (as in a new logon) and environment and then
return to my original environment and capability just as quickly.
Additional Documentation....: See program source and Spawn.help
N07901
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TUTOR_0 N079
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_0
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_0.sbmt - this file
:02. Catalog - a DL of the directory structure
:03. Hellofiles.info - top-level documentation
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: Re-compile if not on 5.0 revision!
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: This is a complete Computer-Aided Training
package including a Pilot interpreter, a
few courseware modules, support utilities,
and a lot of documentation which supports
the courseware. This is the "HELLO" that
runs on the primary systems! I have been
allowed to distribute it in this form.
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
N08001
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TUTOR_1 N080
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_1
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_1.sbmt - this file
:02. Buggy.dbg
:03. Buggy.ftn
:04. Buggy.lst
:05. Buggy.pas
:06. Buggy.rel
:07. Cmplnk.cmd
:08. Cmplnk.sol
:09. Comments
:10. Como.text
:11. copier
:12. copyfile
:13. dfile.text
:14. dlfile
:15. easy.text
:16. exzec.pas
:17. exzec.rel
:18. find&ex.text
:19. fmgrlist
:20. ho
:21. idxiDx
:22. inventory
:23. junk.ftn
:24. line
:25. lineintro1.text
:26. lineintro2.text
:27. linenums
:28. listfile
:29. long.ftn
:30. long.lst
:31. long.rel
:32. loop.ftn
:33. loop.rel
:34. myfile
:35. myprog.ftn
:36. myprog.lst
:37. myprog.pas
:38. myprog.rel
:39. mystery
:40. new.text
:41. newcommands
:42. numbers
:43. phonebook
:44. printfile
:45. prshant.junk
:46. ritz.ftn
:47. ritz.rel
:48. runnr.ftn
:49. runnr.rel
:50. screenintro.text
:51. twrite.ftn
:52. twrite.lst
:53. twrite.pas
:54. twrite.rel
:55. wordsp
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: These files are the files which are to be
copied to each user's directory to be used
by that student in the course of using the
tutor.
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
N08101
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TUTOR_2 N081
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_2
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_2.sbmt - this file
:02. !cours - pascal include file for COURSE
:03. $zmntl.lib - extracted from graphics/1k-2
:04. convt.ftn - .pil file generator
:05. convt.rel
:06. course.lod - links the tutor
:07. course0.pas - Tutor Main source
:08. course0.rel - Tutor Main object
:09. course1.pas - 1st overlay source
:10. course1.rel - 1st overlay object
:11. course2.pas - 2nd overlay source
:12. course2.rel - 2nd overlay object
:13. course3.pas - 3rd overlay source
:14. course3.rel - 3rd overlay object
:15. deconvt.ftn - .pil to source converter
:16. deconvt.rel
:17. hello.pas - scheduler for tutor
:18. mopsy.ftn - supplies opsy to pre a.85
:19. mopsy.rel
:20. mtch.pasx - match routine from course1
:21. setup.cmd - copies labfiles to user dir
:22. test - Pilot demonstration courseware
:23. test.pil - Tutor-ready version of "test"
:24. tutor.snf - software-numbering file
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: Re-compile if not on 5.0 revision!
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: These are the sources and objects that
make the tutor work, plus some utilities
that convert human-readable courseware
into the form Tutor uses (and back again)
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
N08201
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TUTOR_3 N082
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_3
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_3.sbmt - this file
:02. answers.wkbk
:03. articles.wkbk
:04. civars.wkbk
:05. exec11.wkbk
:06. exec2.wkbk
:07. exzec.wkbk
:08. fmpopen.wkbk
:09. fmpwrite.wkbk
:10. instal.wkbk
:11. quizzes.wkbk
:12. snd.cmd
:13. subjects.wkbk
:14. workbook.wkbk
:15. workout.ljrf
:16. workout.wkbk
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: These are some documentation files and
training aids for both the student and the
teacher
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
N08301
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TUTOR_4 N083
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_4
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_4.sbmt - this file
:02. etime.rel
:03. lu1_lu2.ctd
:04. lu1_lu2.mag
:05. rndfil
:06. tf.ctd
:07. tf.mag
:08. vm11.ftn
:09. vm112.ftn
:10. vm113.rel
:11. yazz.mam
:12. yes.bbb
:13. yes.txt
:14. yess.aaa
:15. yess.blah
:16. yess.erie
:17. yupp.ftn
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: These files are general support for the
structured lab exercises.
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
N08401
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TUTOR_5 N084
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_5
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_5.sbmt - this file
:02. lab14
:03. text
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: This is one of 17 labs' information
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
N08501
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TUTOR_6 N085
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_6
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_6.sbmt - this file
:02. lab15
:03. s2.ans
:04. s3.ans
:05. s4.ans
:06. text
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: This is one of 17 labs' information files
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
N08601
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TUTOR_7 N086
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_7
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_7.sbmt
:02. lab16
:03. s3.boot
:04. s3.cmd
:05. s4.boot
:06. s4.cmd
:07. text
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: One of 17 labs' information files
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
N08701
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TUTOR_8 N087
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_8
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_8.sbmt - this file
:02. lab17
:03. s1.cmd
:04. s2.cmd
:05. text
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: One of 17 labs' information files
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
N08801
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TUTOR_9 N088
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_9
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_9.sbmt - this file
:02. lab18
:03. text
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: one of 17 labs' information files
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
N08901
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TUTOR_10 N089
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_10
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_10.sbmt - this file
:02. lab7
:03. s1a.ftn
:04. s1a.pas
:05. s1b.ftn
:06. s1b.pas
:07. s2.ftn
:08. s2.pas
:09. s3.ftn
:10. s3.pas
:11. s4c.ftn
:12. s4c.pas
:13. s4m.ftn
:14. s4m.pas
:15. s4s.ftn
:16. s4s.pas
:17. s4t.ftn
:18. s4t.pas
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: One of 17 labs' information files
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
N09001
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TUTOR_11 N090
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_11
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_11.sbmt - this file
:02. lab1
:03. text
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: one of 17 labs' information files
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
N09101
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TUTOR_12 N091
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_12
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_12.sbmt - this file
:02. lab2
:03. s3.ftn
:04. s3.pas
:05. text
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: one of 17 labs' information files
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
N09201
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TUTOR_13 N092
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_13
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_13.sbmt - this file
:02. lab3
:03. text
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: one of 17 labs' information files
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
N09301
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TUTOR_14 N093
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_14
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_14.sbmt - this file
:02. lab4
:03. s4.ftn
:04. s4.pas
:05. s5.ftn
:06. s5.pas
:07. s7.cmd
:08. s8.cmd
:09. text
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: one of 17 labs' information files
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
N09401
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TUTOR_15 N094
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_15
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_15.sbmt - this file
:02. lab5
:03. s1.ftn
:04. s1.pas
:05. s2.ftn
:06. s2.pas
:07. s3.ftn
:08. s3.pas
:09. s4.ftn
:10. s4.pas
:11. s5.ftn
:12. s5.pas
:13. text
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: one of 17 labs' information files
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
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TUTOR_16 N095
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_16
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_16.sbmt - this file
:02. lab6
:03. s3.ftn
:04. s3.pas
:05. s4.ftn
:06. s4.pas
:07. text
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: one of 17 labs' information files
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
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TUTOR_17 N096
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_17
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_17.sbmt - this file
:02. lab8
:03. s1a.ftn
:04. s1a.pas
:05. s1b.ftn
:06. s1b.pas
:07. s2a.ftn
:08. s2a.pas
:09. s2b.ftn
:10. s2b.pas
:11. s3a.ftn
:12. s3m.pas
:13. s3s.ftn
:14. s3s.pas
:15. s4a.ftn
:16. s4a.pas
:17. s4b.ftn
:18. s4b.pas
:19. s5.ftn
:20. s5.pas
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: one of 17 labs' information files
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_18
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_18.sbmt - this file
:02. lab9
:03. s1.ftn
:04. s1.pas
:05. s2.ftn
:06. s2.pas
:07. s3.ftn
:08. s3m.pas
:09. s4a.ftn
:10. s4a.pas
:11. s4b.ftn
:12. s4b.pas
:13. s5.ftn
:14. s5.pas
:15. s6.ftn
:16. s6.pas
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: one of 17 labs' information files
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
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TUTOR_19 N098
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_19
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_19.sbmt - this file
:02. include
:03. lab10
:04. s1.ftn
:05. s1.pas
:06. s2.ftn
:07. s3c.ftn
:08. s3c.pas
:09. s3m.ftn
:10. s3m.pas
:11. s3s.ftn
:12. s3s.pas
:13. s3t.ftn
:14. s3t.pas
:15. s4.txt
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: one of 17 labs' information files
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
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TUTOR_20 N099
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_20
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_20.sbmt - this file
:02. lab11
:03. s1a.ftn
:04. s1b.ftn
:05. s2.ftn
:06. s2a.ftn
:07. s3.ftn
:08. s4.pas
:09. s5a.ftn
:10. s5a.pas
:11. s5b.ftn
:12. s5b.pas
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: one of 17 labs' information files
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
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TUTOR_21 N100
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_21
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_21.sbmt - this file
:02. lab12
:03. s1.ftn
:04. s1.pas
:05. s2a.ftn
:06. s2a.pas
:07. s2b.ftn
:08. s2b.pas
:09. s2c.ftn
:10. s2d.ftn
:11. s3a.ftn
:12. s3a.pas
:13. s3b.ftn
:14. s3b.pas
:15. s4a.ftn
:16. s4a.pas
:17. s4b.ftn
:18. s4b.pas
:19. s5.ftn
:20. s5.pas
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: one of 17 labs' information files
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
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TUTOR_22 N101
TUTOR - A PILOT/1000 INTERPRETER
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Contribution Name...........: Tutor_22
Title....................: Tutor - a Pilot/1000 Interpreter
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Tutor_22.sbmt - this file
:02. adfimod - advance CI module
:03. cntlmod - program-control module
:04. comdmod - commands module
:05. editmod - edit/1000 module
:06. filemod - CI file-management module
:07. fmgrmod - FMGR module
:08. intrmod - introductory module
:09. progmod - programming module
:10. pwedmod - PoWer-EDiting module
:11. rteamod - RTE-A module
:12. systmod - system module
:13. utilmod - utilities module
Operating System.........: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Pascal, Ftn7x, and Pilot
Keywords.................: 1. Interpreter
: 2. Help
: 3. Documentation
External Support Req'd...: To be used, these must be CONVT-ed and
placed in the /Hello directory
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Paul Schumann
Company.......: E-Systems, Inc.
Street........: P. O. Box 1056
: CBN 101
City..........: Greenville
State.........: Texas (TX)
Country.......: U. S. A.
Zip Code......: 75401
Phone Number..: (214) 457-5358
Program Abstract............: These are the human-readable courseware
files. To be useable, they must be run
thru CONVT (default output file is .pil)
and placed in the /hello directory.
Additional Documentation....: This submission is riddled with additional
documentation - in all subdirectories.
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DBESSEL N102
DOUBLE-PRECISION BESSEL FUNCTIONS
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Contribution Name...........: DBESSEL
Title....................: Double-Precision Bessel Functions
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. DBESSEL.sbmt
:02. DBESSEL.rel
:03. DBESSEL.ftn
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A or else
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Mathematics
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.: NA
Contributor's Name..........: RAYMOND MERCIER
Company.......: INSTITUT D'OPTIQUE/ECOLE SUPERIEURE D'OPTIQUE
Street........: BP 43
City..........:
State.........:
Country.......: FRANCE
Zip Code......: 91406 ORSAY CEDEX
Phone Number..: 69.41.68.85
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: DBESSEL0(X), DBESSEL1(X) and DBESSELN(X,N)
: are the Bessel functions J0, J1 and JN computed
: in double precision : X et result REAL*8, N is
: integer*2. DBESSELN is computed from DBESSEL0
: and DBESSEL1. Time and precision depends on N.
Computation precision and time (on A700 with FPP)
interval [0,3] [3,6[ [6,9[ [9,infinit[
DBESSEL0
Precision : 2.E-16 2.E-16 2.E-16 1.E-15
Time : 142 185 197 670 micro-secondes
DBESSEL1
Precision : 2.E-16 2.E-16 2.E-16 1.E-15
Time : 154 194 202 675 micro-secondes
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RAMDISC N103
RAM-DISC DRIVER FOR RTE-A
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Contribution Name...........: RAMDISC
Title....................: RAM-DISC Driver for RTE-A
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. RAMDISC.SBMT
:02. RAMDISC.ISTL
:03. RAMDISC.make
:04. ID^33.REL
:05. GEN33.REL
:06. GERRAM.REL
:07. RAMMAC.REL
:08. ID^33.MAC
:09. GEN33.MAC
:10. GERRAM.FTN
:11. RAMMAC.MAC
:12. GERRAM.LOD
:13. RAMNIT.CMD
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN7X,MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. Driver
: 2. Emulator
: 3. Disc
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: RAYMOND MERCIER
Company.......: INSTITUT D'OPTIQUE/ECOLE SUPERIEURE D'OPTIQUE
Street........: Bat. 503
City..........:
State.........: BP 43
Zip Code......: 91406 ORSAY Cedex
Country.......: FRANCE
Phone Number..: 69.41.68.85
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......:
RAMDISC is an RTE-A driver that simulates a disk lu in free
memory. This driver "seems" to answer all RTE-A calls and may be
used to house command files, data files or program files.
Additional Documentation....: RAMDISC.ISTL
N10401
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HP-SPICE N104
SPICE CIRCUIT-SIMULATION PACKAGE
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Contribution Name...........: HP-SPICE
Title....................: SPICE Circuit-Simulation Package
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. SPICE.SBMT
:02. SPICE.ISTL
:03. SPICE.REL
:04. SPICESUP.REL
:05. COMMS.REL
:06. ERRCD.REL
:07. GRAPH.REL
:08. HELPR.REL
:09. PARSR.REL
:10. SYSTM.REL
:11. UTIL1.REL
:12. UTIL2.REL
:13. SIMSP.REL
:14. SYNTX.REL
:15. EXPLORELIB.REL
:16. ACAN.REL
:17. DCOP.REL
:18. DCTR1.REL
:19. DCTR2.REL
:20. ERRCK.REL
:21. HPUTL.REL
:22. OVTPT.REL
:23. READN.REL
:24. SETUP.REL
:25. UTILA.REL
:26. UTILF.REL
:27. [GLOBS
:28. [XTRNL
:29. SPICE.PAS
:30. SPICESUP.FTN
:31. COMMS.PAS
:32. ERRCD.PAS
:33. GRAPH.FTN
:34. HELPR.PAS
:35. PARSR.PAS
:36. SYSTM.PAS
:37. UTIL1.PAS
:38. UTIL2.PAS
:39. SIMSP.FTN
:40. SYNTX.FTN
:41. EXPLORELIB.FTN
:42. ACAN.FTN
:43. DCOP.FTN
:44. DCTR1.FTN
:45. DCTR2.FTN
:46. ERRCK.FTN
:47. HPUTL.FTN
:48. OVTPT.FTN
:49. READN.FTN
:50. SETUP.FTN
:51. UTILA.MAC
:52. UTILF.FTN
:53. SPICELIBGEN.CMD
:54. SPICE.MERG
:55. SPICESUPLIBGEN.CMD
:56. SIMSPLIBGEN.CMD
:57. SIMSP.MERG
:58. SIMSP.LOD
:59. SPICE.LOD
:60. SYNTX.LOD
:61. DEMO1.CIRC
:62. DEMO1.EXE
:63. DEMO2.CIRC
:64. DEMO2.EXE
:65. EMITR.CIRC
:66. EMITR.EXE
:67. TTL.CIRC
:68. VERIF.CIRC
:69. TSTLBS.CIRC
:70. TSTLBS.EXE
:71. SPICE.LBS
:72. SPICE.LIB
:73. SPICESUP.LIB
:74. SIMSP.LIB
Operating System(s)......: HP-1000/RTE-A with VC+
Language(s)..............: FORTRAN,PASCAL,MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. Emulator
: 2. Simulator
: 2. Tools
External Support Req'd...: VC+,PASCAL LIBRARIES, DGL
If Re-submission, Reason.: Convertion to RTE-A VC+, added circuit library
Contributor's Name..........: Raymond MERCIER
Company.......: INSTITUT D'OPTIQUE/ECOLE SUPERIEURE D'OPTIQUE
Street........: Bat. 503
City..........: Centre Universitaire
State.........:
Zip Code......: 91406 ORSAY Cedex
Country.......: FRANCE
Phone Number..: 69.41.68.85
Program Abstract............: HPSPICE is a general purpose circuit
: simulation program that serves as a
: computer aid for use the analysis and
: verification of electronic circuits.
: The simulation program is based upon
: the circuit simulator known as SPICE2
: (version 2G.5),developed at the Univer-
: sity of California at Berkeley. An inter-
: active user interface with graphical out-
: put defined by Hewlett-Packard, has
: been added to improve engineering
: productivity while designing and testing
: analog circuits, or analog and digital
: IC's.
: The original program, from a previous CSL tape,
: has been converted to the CI hierarchical file
: system. A subcircuit library exploration has
: also been added.
Additional Documentation....: see SPICE.ISTL
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GREP N105
SCAN FILES FOR TEXT MATCH
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Contribution Name...........: GREP
Title...............: Scan Files for Text Match
File Names..........: 00. Rename Transfer File
: 01. GREP.SBMT
: 02. GREP.FTN
: 03. GREP.REL
: 04. grep.lod
: 05. grep.make
Operating System(s).......: RTE-A, RTE-6, New File System
Language(s)...............: FTN7X
Keywords..................: 1. Unix
: 2. Search
: 3. Strings
External Support Req'd....:
If Re-Submission, Reason..:
Contributor's Name..........: Robert C. Combs/Mark S. Domalewski
Company.......: C&L Systems
Street........: 886 Blemont Avenue
City..........: North Haledon
State.........: NJ
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 07508-2550
Phone Number..: (201) 427-9292
Telex Number..: 510 600 2155
Program Abstract............:
GREP is a file search utility. It scans through a file or all files
on a specified directory that match a supplied file mask. Once GREP
is run, it will scan through the requested file(s) locating and logging
the line on which it found them. The output created by GREP can be sent
to the screen (default) or to a file or an LU. If output is sent to a
a destination other than your display terminal, you can monitor the oper-
ation as well. However, monitoring the information considerably slows
down GREP's pace, and is usually not recommended.
Additional Documentation....:
To link GREP: LINK GREP.REL GREP::PROGRAMS.
To run GREP: GREP filename search [output] [monitorlu]
filename = the file or files (using a mask) to search
search = the text to search for
output = a file or LU where the search results will go
default to 1
monitorlu = an lu where search information can be displayed
defaults to not used
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FILTR N106
A DIGITAL FILTER FOR HP3357 LAS DATA
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Contribution Name...........: FILTR
Title....................: A Digital Filter for HP3357 LAS Data
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. FILTER.SBMT
:02. FILTER.DOC
:03. FILTER.FTN
:04. FILTER.REL
:05. FILTER.LOD
Operating System(s)......: RTE-6
Language(s)..............: FORTRAN
Keywords.................: 1. Filter
: 2. LAS
External Support Req'd...: HP3357 LAS
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Robert Dwyer
Company.......: Berlex Laboratories, Inc.
Street........: 110 E. Hanover Ave.
City..........: Cedar Knolls
State.........: NJ
Country.......:
Zip Code......: 07927
Phone Number..:
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: FILTR is a program which provides a digital
filter function for smoothing chramatographic data on an HP3357 LAS. It
utilizes a modified 2nd-degree Savitzky-Golay polynomial smoothing filter
which is characterized by high noise suppression while minimizing signal
deformation, and it is computationally efficient. Though designed for
the HP3357, the algorithm could be adapted for other kinds of applications
where noise suppression is desired.
Additional Documentation....:
N10701
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AUTOR N107
POWERFAIL RESTART FOR MUX'S
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Contribution Name...........: AUTOR
Title....................: Powerfail Restart for Mux's
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. 'SUBMT
:02. &AUTOR
Operating System.........: RTE-6/VM
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Multiplexor
: 2. System
: 3. I/O
External Support Req'd...: POWER-FAIL BATTERY OPTION
If Re-submission, Reason.: N/A
Contributor's Name..........: ROBERT NIEKAMP
Company.......: HEWLETT PACKARD
Street........: 6601 WINCHESTER AVENUE, P.O.BOX 18230
City..........: KANSAS CITY
State.........: MISSOURI
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 64133
Phone Number..: (816) 737-0071
Telex.........:
Program Abstract............:
THIS IS THE LATEST VERSION OF AUTOR IN USE BY A CUSTOMER WHO
REPORTS HAVING HAD NO PROBLEMS GETTING THE 12792 MUX'S (A,B,C)
TO RECOVER FROM A POWER FAILURE CONDITION. THE CUSTOMER HAS
SEVERAL HP1000'S (M,E,F) WHICH HAVE THIS ROUTINE SYSGEN'D IN.
Additional Documentation....: INTERNAL
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TRANSLATORS N108
TRANSLATORS (ASCII, EBCDIC, HEX, INTEGER)
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Contribution Name...........: Translators
Title....................: Translators (ASCII, EBCDIC, Hex, Integer)
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. TRANSLATOR.SBMT
:02. EATST.FTN ! Test and demonstraton
:03. EATST.rel
:04. ATOE.FTN ! ASCII to EBCDIC
:05. ATOE.rel
:06. ETOA.FTN ! EBCDIC to ASCII
:07. ETOA.rel
:08. IHEX.FTN ! Hexadecimal to Integer
:09. IHEX.rel
:10. HEX.FTN ! Integer to Hexadecimal
:11. HEX.rel
:12. EATST.LOD ! LINK command file
:13. EATST.make
:14. TEST.TXT ! EATST output
Operating System(s)......: RTE-6 or RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FORTRAN-77
Keywords.................: 1. Conversion
: 2. Translator
: 3. EBCDIC
External Support Req'd...: None
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Robert Reavis
Company.......: Warm Springs Computer Works
Street........: 44840 Camellia Drive
City..........: Fremont
State.........: California
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 94539-6525
Phone Number..: (415) 657-8421
Telex.........: None
Contribution Abstract.......:
This is a set of data translation subroutines and a function.
ATOE translates ASCII in A2 format to EBCDIC in A2 format.
ETOA translates EBCDIC in A2 format to ASCII in A2 format.
HEX translates a 16-bit binary integer into four ASCII characters
in 2A2 format that represent the value in hexadecimal form.
IHEX is the reverse of HEX.
N10901
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HW N109
HARDWARE SYSTEM INFORMATION
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Contribution Name...........: HW
Title....................: Hardware System Information
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. HW.SBMT
:02. HW.FTN
:03. HW.REL
:04. HW.LOD
:05. HW.make
:06. HWINFO.MAC
:07. HWINFO.REL
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A 5.0
Language(s)..............: FTN7X, MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. Status
: 2. Interface
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Ruedi Keller
Company.......: Rittmeyer AG
Street........: Grienbachstrasse
City..........: Zug
State.........:
Country.......: Switzerland
Zip Code......: 6300
Phone Number..:
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: List the hardware configuration...
Hardware System Information
--------------------------------------------------------------------
CPU Identification: A400
MEMORY Installed: 4.0MB
BOOT Select: HP-IB disc loader, BREAK enable, no Enq/Ack
IO-Cards: ( Card Identification )
SC= 77B 12100A 4-channel OBIO <---- VCP
SC= 27B 12009A HPIB
SC= 37B 12009A HPIB
SC= 23B 12040D 8-channel MUX
SC= 24B 12040D 8-channel MUX
SC= 40B 12065A Video Interface
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Additional Documentation....:
N11001
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MERLIN N110
LOAD/UNLOAD CARTRIDGE ON 35401A
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Contribution Name...........: MERLIN
Title....................: Load/Unload Cartridge on 35401A
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. MERLIN.SBMT
:02. MERLIN.FTN
:03. MERLIN.REL
:04. MERLIN.LOD
:05. MERLIN.make
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A 5.0
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Magnetic_tape
: 2. Cassette
External Support Req'd...: $DTCLB
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Ruedi Keller
Company.......: Rittmeyer AG
Street........: Grienbachstrasse
City..........: Zug
State.........:
Country.......: Switzerland
Zip Code......: 6300
Phone Number..:
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: Program for loading and unloading tape
cartridges on 35401A tape changer.
Additional Documentation....: Run MERLIN without parameters
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DLONG N111
LIST LONG FILENAMES (SORTED)
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Contribution Name...........: DLONG
Title....................: List Long Filenames (sorted)
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. DLONG.SBMT
:02. DLONG.FTN
:03. DLONG.REL
:04. DLONG.LOD
:05. DLONG.HLP
:06. DLONG.make
:07. FILESORT.FTN
:08. FILESORT.REL
:09. ICOMPARE.MAC
:10. ICOMPARE.REL
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A 5.0
Language(s)..............: FTN7X, MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. Filter
: 2. List
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Ruedi Keller
Company.......: Rittmeyer AG
Street........: Grienbachstrasse
City..........: Zug
State.........:
Country.......: Switzerland
Zip Code......: 6300
Phone Number..:
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This program creats a sorted list of file
names, one per line, that match a file mask.
Additional Documentation....: See the help file
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BUILDPATH N112
BUILDPATH FOR CI
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Contribution Name...........: Buildpath
Title....................: Buildpath for CI
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. BUILDPATH.sbmt
:02. BUILDPATH.ftn
:03. BUILDPATH.rel
:04. BUILDPATH.lod
:05. BUILDPATH.help
:06. BUILDPATH.make
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A 5.0
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. CI
: 2. Command_files
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Ruedi Keller
Company.......: Rittmeyer AG
Street........: Grienbachstrasse
City..........: Zug
State.........:
Country.......: Switzerland
Zip Code......: 6300
Phone Number..:
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: Build new filedescriptor from a given
filedescriptor for CI command file.
Additional Documentation....: See the help file
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LSM_UTILS ET AL N113
LABSAM MAINTAINENCE PROGRAMS
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Contribution Name...........: Lsm_utils et al
Title....................: Labsam Maintainence Programs
File Names...............: 00. Rename Transfer File
: 01. Lsm_utils.sbmt
: 02. Lsm_utils.doc
: 03. Lsm_utils.make
: 04. Idc_lister.doc
: 05. Idc_lister.ftn
: 06. Idc_lister.rel
: 07. Idc_lister.lod
: 08. Ifile_rpr.doc
: 09. Ifile_rpr.ftn
: 10. Ifile_rpr.rel
: 11. Ifile_rpr.lod
: 12. Tapecopy.doc
: 13. Tapecopy.ftn
: 14. Tapecopy.rel
: 15. Tapecopy.lod
: 16. Dbg_cmplnk.cmd
Operating System(s)......: Rte-A, Rte-6 (some programs)
Language(s)..............: Fortran 77, CI
Keywords.................: 1. Magnetic_tape
: 2. Maintenance
: 3. Data_base
External Support Req'd...: Labsam for Labsam utils
If Re-submission, Reason.: Repair bugs found in Tapecopy
& in Ifile_rpr & added some
enhancements to dbg_cmplnk.cmd
Contributor's Name..........: Ted Schroeder
Company.......: The Coca-Cola Company
Street........: 1 NW Coca-Cola Plaza
City..........: Atlanta
State.........: Georgia
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 30313
Phone Number..: 404-676-3771
Program Abstract............: These utilities were either written or
modified in order to repair the archived Labsam database inverted
result file Ixxxxx where xxxxx is the julian date of the archived
file set. Tapecopy is used to dump archived tape files to disc.
Ifile_rpr Repairs the Ixxxx file. Idc_lister lists out the Idc number,
the Main & Alternate Idc name, The Idc type & Inversion status
Dbg_cmplnk.cmd is a cmd file to run edit,ftn7x,link & debug with a
file name w/o ext or prefix (&,#,etc)
Additional Documentation....: See additional docs or programs
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APPT N114
AN APPOINTMENT-REMINDER PROGRAM
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Contribution Name...........: APPT
Title....................: An Appointment-Reminder Program
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. appt.sbmt
:02. appt.ftn
:03. appt.rel
:04. appt.lod
:05. appt.bug
:06. btach.ftn
:07. btach.rel
:08. btach.lod
:09. lparse.ftn
:10. lparse.rel
:11. appt.help
:12. btach.help
:13. lparse.help
:14. appt.appt
:15. appt.make
:16. valentine.pic (co to ::system)
:17. Happy_New_Year.pic (co to ::system)
Operating System.........: RTE-A
Uses Hierarchical files?.: yes
Language(s)..............: Fortran 77
Keywords.................: 1. Calendar
: 2. Date
: 3. Time
External Support Req'd...: none
If Re-submission, Reason.: Added a time scheduling facility and allowed
a user image to be accessed indirectly. Added the ability to display a
"pretty" image if desired.
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
Street........: Code 623
City..........: Greenbelt
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20771
Phone Number..: (301) 286-7568
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This is a user non-friendly (intensionally)
appointment reminder program. The user enters a file listing appointments
to be reminded of and this program will produce the reminder at a user
specified interval before the appointment. It will also continue to remind
the user of important appointments at a selectable interval. If you allow
others to have accesses to your appointment file, then this program can
be used for meeting announcements.
Additional Documentation....: in the help file: APPT.help
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CALC REV 2815 N115
A COMPUTERIZED CALCULATOR
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Contribution Name...........: CALC rev 2815
Title....................: A Computerized Calculator
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. calc.sbmt
:02. calc.ftn
:03. calc.rel
:04. calc.lod
:05. stretch.ftn expand input string
:06. stretch.rel
:07. lparse.ftn logical parsing routine
:08. lparse.rel
:09. hex.mac convert to hex format
:10. hex.rel
:11. mint.ftn mathematical trunc (~INT)
:12. mint.rel
:13. calc.help
:14. lparse.help
:15. cns.cmd multiple CN commands
:16. calc.make
Operating System.........: RTE-A, etc
Uses hierarchical files?.: yes
Language(s)..............: Fortran 77, Macro
Keywords.................: 1. Calculator
External Support Req'd...: none
If Re-submission, Reason.: Many enhancements: file reading/writing
capability, multiple equations, more error checking, CI command file
interaction, additional two function intrinsics, user selectable output
formats. Now encluding larger 32 bit numbers in hex, octal, and integer.
Useful for CI functions (see cns.cmd).
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
Street........: Code 623
City..........: Greenbelt
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20771
Phone Number..: (301) 286-7568
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This is a user friendly computerized calculator
using a normal equation format (not reverse polish). It has the ability
to save and use 8 user definable parameters, to utilize all Fortran
intrinsics, to perform number base conversion including hex and character
equivalents, to edit equations on the terminal screen, to read equations
from a disc file, and to write results to a disc file. Several user
selectable output formats are provided. It may also be used in CI command
files to perform branches, in addition to running other programs. An
extensive on-line help file is included.
Additional Documentation....: CALC.help
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CHAR N116
PRODUCE A CHARACTER-SET DISPLAY
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Contribution Name...........: CHAR
Title....................: Produce a Character-Set Display
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. char.sbmt
:02. char.ftn
:03. char.rel
:04. char.lod
:05. char.make
:06. char.help
Operating System.........: RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: n/a
Language(s)..............: FTN77
Keywords.................: 1. Character
: 2. Terminal
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
Street........: Code 623
City..........: Greenbelt
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20771
Phone Number..: (301) 286-7568
Program Abstract............: This program outputs all combinations of
characters to a specified output LU (default is your terminal) with
display functions on. It is useful for determining which characters are
displayable on any HP device. It is also handy for printimg the current
character set on the LaserJet printer. It is quite informative to run
this program on various terminals to see the differences in their responses
to the same output characters.
Additional Documentation....: Even with display functions on, strange things
can happen - such as a <c/r> (carrage return) will produce a carrage return
but a line feed will not line feed. Several characters do nothing on a
terminal: not even a space holder. This is normal for a null character
but occurs for other characters depending upon the terminal type.
See also: /help/char
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DVT N117
GET DVT AND IFT INFORMATION
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Contribution Name...........: DVT
Title....................: Get DVT and IFT Information
File Names...............:00. rename Transfer File
:01. dvt.sbmt
:02. dvt.ftn
:03. dvt.rel
:04. dvt.lod
:05. get_dvt.mac
:06. get_dvt.rel
:07. bin.mac
:08. bin.rel
:09. dvt.help
:10. dvt.make
Operating System.........: RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: n/a
Language(s)..............: FTN77, MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. System
: 2. System_tables
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.: Added information and bit organization.
Originally contributed by Seppo Pietikainen, HP Finland
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
Street........: Code 623
City..........: Greenbelt
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20771
Phone Number..: (301) 286-7568
Program Abstract............: This program will print the RTE-A DVT and IFT
tables to the user terminal of an output device. It is very useful to
I/O driver writers and to verify the default driver parameters from HP
supplied drivers, especially those that are incorrect in the System
Generation Manual.
Additional Documentation....: dvt.help
N11801
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IOP N118
FANCY CI `IO' COMMAND
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Contribution Name...........: IOP
Title....................: Fancy CI `IO' command
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. iop.sbmt
:02. iop.ftn
:03. iop.rel
:04. iop.lod
:05. iop.make
:06. iop.help (co to /help/@.@)
Operating System.........: RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.:
Language(s)..............:
Keywords.................: 1. I/O
: 2. System
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.: Updated version for D-mux and SPORT
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
Street........: Code 623
City..........: Greenbelt
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20771
Phone Number..: (301) 286-7568
Program Abstract............: Here is an alternative tothe system program IO
which gives much more information about the port that is connected to the
LU or LU's specifed in the run string. This is an update to Dan Feldman's
original contribution.
Additional Documentation....: /help/iop
N11901
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DE_TAB N119
REPLACE TAB CHARACTERS WITH SPACES
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Contribution Name...........: DE_TAB
Title....................: Replace Tab Characters with Spaces
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. de_tab.sbmt
:02. de_tab.ftn
:03. de_tab.rel
:04. de_tab.lod
:05. de_tab.make
:06. lparse.ftn
:07. lparse.rel
:08. de_tab.help
Operating System.........: RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: yes
Language(s)..............: FTN77
Keywords.................: 1. Formatting
: 2. Conversion
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: Technology USA
Street........: 7085 Mink Hollow RD.
City..........: Highland
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20777-9771
Phone Number..: (301) 854-3420
Program Abstract............: This program will read a disc file that uses
tab characters to position text into columns and produces an output file
that has no tabs. The user may choose the tab columns with the default
set to the VAX editor.
Additional Documentation....: /help/de_tab
N12001
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F_DUMP N120
A MULTI-PURPOSE FILE/TAPE DUMPING UTILITY
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Contribution Name...........: F_DUMP
Title....................: A Multi-Purpose File/Tape Dumping Utility
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. f_dump.sbmt
:02. f_dump.ftn
:03. f_dump.rel
:04. f_dump.lod
:05. f_dump.make
:06. lparse.ftn
:07. lparse.rel
:08. hpint.ftn
:09. hpint.rel
:10. ftibm.mac
:11. ftibm.rel
:12. bin.mac
:13. bin.rel
:14. hex.mac
:15. hex.rel
:16. dec.mac
:17. dec.rel
:18. ebcdh.ftn
:19. ebcdh.rel
:20. ftdec.mac
:21. ftdec.rel
:22. hptst.mac
:23. hptst.rel
:24. f_dump.help
Operating System.........: RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: yes
Language(s)..............: FTN77, MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. Dump
: 2. Files
: 3. Magnetic_tape
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.: Periodic maintenance
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: Technology USA
Street........: 7085 Mink Hollow RD
City..........: Highland
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20777-971
Phone Number..: (301) 854-3420
Program Abstract............: This program is used to dump (in great detail)
the contents of either a disc file or a magnetic tape. The dump can occur at
a user specified file and/or record. The output form of the dump can be in
any combination of hex, octal, binary, integer, ASCII, EBCDIC, byte swap,
Integer*2, Integer*4, HP real*4, HP real*8, IBM real*4, IBM real*8, DEC
real*4, DEC real*8, etc
Additional Documentation....: f_dump.help
N12101
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M_DUPE N121
MAGNETIC-TAPE DUPLICATOR
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Contribution Name...........: M_DUPE
Title....................: Magnetic-Tape Duplicator
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. m_dupe.sbmt
:02. m_dupe.ftn
:03. m_dupe.rel
:04. m_dupe.lod
:05. lparse.ftn
:06. lparse.rel
:07. m_dupe.help
:08. m_dupe.make
Operating System.........: RTE-A, RTE-6
Language(s)..............: Fortran 77
Keywords.................: 1. Magnetic_tape
: 2. Copy
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.: A periodic maintenance update
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: Technology USA
Street........: 7085 Mink Hollow RD
City..........: Highland
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20777-9771
Phone Number..: (301) 854-3420
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: Another magnetic tape duplicator. This is a
program that we use many times daily to duplicate mag tapes with file
limits, record limits, pre-positioning, error checking, and selective
rewinding. An attempt to make the program user friendly is incorporated
Additional Documentation....: M_DUPE.help
N12201
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PHONE N122
A PHONE-NUMBER FINDER
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Contribution Name...........: PHONE
Title....................: A Phone-Number Finder
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. phone.sbmt
:02. phone.ftn
:03. phone.rel
:04. phone.lod
:05. flist.ftn
:06. flist.rel
:07. lparse.ftn
:08. lparse.rel
:09. phone.help
:10. phone.make
:11. phone.lst ( co to /system/ )
Operating System.........: RTE-A, RTE-6
Language(s)..............: Fortran 77
Keywords.................: 1. Search
: 2. Help
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: Technology USA
Street........: 7085 Mink Hollow RD
City..........: Highland
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20777-9771
Phone Number..: (301) 854-3420
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This is a program similar to my ERR program
but instead of finding error messages, it finds phone numbers placed by
the user in a file named: PHONE.LST in the users home directory, defined
as the global directory with the user's name.
Additional Documentation....: PHONE.help
N12301
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TERM_INIT N123
A TERMINAL SOFT-KEY INITIALIZATION PROGRAM
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Contribution Name...........: Term_init
Title....................: A Terminal Soft-Key Initialization Program
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Term_init.sbmt
:02. Term_init.ftn
:03. Term_init.rel
:04. Term_init.lod
:05. Term_init.help
:06. Term_init.make
Operating System.........: RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: n/a
Language(s)..............: FTN77
Keywords.................: 1. Softkeys
: 2. Terminal
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.: Periodic maintenance
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
Street........: Code 623
City..........: Greenbelt
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20771
Phone Number..: (301) 286-7568
Program Abstract............: This program is used to set the soft keys
and tabs on HP terminals to default values useful for EDIT/1000 and FORTRAN.
It is smart enough to program old terminals in the 264x series as well as the
newer 262x, 239x, and 700/ series.
Additional Documentation....: /help/term_init
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ZAPIO N124
AN I/O INFORMATION FINDER
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Contribution Name...........: ZAPIO
Title....................: An I/O Information Finder
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. zapio.sbmt
:02. zapio.mac
:03. zapio.rel
:04. zapio.lod
:05. zapio.make
:06. zapio.help
Operating System.........: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. I/O
: 2. Status
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: Technology USA
Street........: 7085 Mink Hollow RD
City..........: Highland
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20777-9771
Phone Number..: (301) 854-3420
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This program prints system specific information
on IO parameters. It is a superset of the HP IO command and also will run
the HP utility SPORT for even more information. I hear rumors that rev 5.1
may make this program obsolete but this one is already here!
Additional Documentation....: ZAPIO.help
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PRINTS N125
CONTENTS OF TERMINAL-SCREEN TO LINE-PRINTER
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Contribution Name...........: PRINTS
Title....................: Contents of Terminal-Screen to Line-Printer
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. prints.sbmt
:02. prints.ftn
:03. prints.rel
:04. prints.lod
:05. prints.make
:06. prints.help (co to /help/@.@)
Operating System.........: RTE-A, RTE-6
Uses hierarchical files?.: n/a
Language(s)..............: Fortran
Keywords.................: 1. Printer
: 2. Terminal
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.: added optional output LU
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: NASA / Goddard Space Flight Center
Street........: Code 623
City..........: Greenbelt
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20771
Phone Number..: (301) 286-7568
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......: This program transfers the contents of terminal
memory to the line printer or other optional LU. Very useful when run from
EDIT/1000 or obtaining hard copies of system errors.
Additional Documentation....: PRINTS.help
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PRT N126
A FILE-PRINTING FACILITY WITH ESCAPE CODES
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Contribution Name...........: PRT
Title....................: A File-Printing Facility with Escape Codes
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. prt.sbmt
:02. $oldprint.lib
:03. prt.ftn
:04. prt.rel
:05. prt.lod
:06. prt.make
:07. ffl.ftn
:08. ffl.rel
:09. oldp0.ftn
:10. oldp0.rel
:11. oldp0.lod
:12. bin.mac
:13. bin.rel
:14. hex.mac
:15. hex.rel
:16. prt.help
:17. oldp0.help
Operating System.........: RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: yes
Language(s)..............: FTN77, MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. Printer
: 2. Formatting
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
Street........: Code 623
City..........: Greenbelt
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20771
Phone Number..: (301) 286-7568
Program Abstract............: This program is a very much modified version of
the first release of HP's PRINT program. This program gives more flexibility
in the form of the printout by searching for escape codes in the original
file and turning on display functions on the output device to print all
characters - not just the normal ASCII ones. In addition, the output form
may be specified as hex, octal, etc; and may be directed to any LU with
several options such as on/off line numbering and on/off titles. If you
want file masking, use the new HP utility PRINT.
Additional Documentation....: prt.help & oldp0.help
N12701
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SET_WD N127
RETAIN WORKING DIRECTORY AFTER SIGN-OFF
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Contribution Name...........: Set_WD
Title....................: Retain Working Directory After Sign-off
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. Set_WD.sbmt
:02. Set_WD.ftn
:03. Set_WD.rel
:04. Set_WD.lod
:05. Set_WD.help (co to /help/)
:06. Set_WD.make
Operating System.........: RTE-A rev 5.0 or greater
Uses hierarchical files?.: yes
Language(s)..............: Fortran
Keywords.................: 1. CI
: 2. Directory
: 3. Logon/Logoff
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
Street........: Code 623
City..........: Greenbelt
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20771
Phone Number..: (301) 286-7568
Program Abstract............: This program is used in the rev 5.0 sign-off
transfer file to put a WD /<old directory> command into the user sign-on
file. It allows the user to continue working in the same working directory
that was in effect when the user signed off.
Additional Documentation....: set_wd.help
N12801
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SET_TIME N128
AUTOMATICALLY SET SYSTEM TIME FROM HAYES CLOCK
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Contribution Name...........: SET_TIME
Title....................: Automatically Set System Time from Hayes Clock
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. time.sbmt
:02. time.ftn
:03. time.rel
:04. time.lod
:05. time.make
:06. set_time.ftn
:07. set_time.rel
:08. set_time.lod
:09. lparse.ftn
:10. lparse.rel
:11. time (co to /help/)
:12. set_time (co to /help/)
Operating System.........: RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: yes
Language(s)..............: FTN77
Keywords.................: 1. Time
: 2. System
External Support Req'd...: Hayes Chronograph
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
Street........: Code 623
City..........: Greenbelt
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20771
Phone Number..: (301) 286-7568
Program Abstract............: A less expensive method for setting the RTE-A
system clock at boot-up time by using the Hayes Chronograph instead of the
HP external clock on HPIB. The program: Set_Time allows the user to set the
Hayes chronograph from a user friendly dialog.
Additional Documentation....: time.help and set_time.help. Execute the
program Time in your welcome file. The chronograph is interfaced to the
computer via the 12040 mux card (including the D-mux).
N12901
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WHOLOCK N129
WHO LOCKED THE LU'S?
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Contribution Name...........: WHOLOCK
Title....................: Who Locked the LU's?
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. wholock.sbmt
:02. wholock.ftn
:03. wholock.rel
:04. wholock.lod
:05. wholock.make
:06. lparse.ftn
:07. lparse.rel
:08. wholock.help (co to /help/)
Operating System.........: RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: n/a
Language(s)..............: FTN77
Keywords.................: 1. I/O
: 2. Status
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.: Updated and cleaner version of another CSL prgm
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
Street........: Code 623
City..........: Greenbelt
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20771
Phone Number..: (301) 286-7568
Program Abstract............: This little program tells you who the LU
locker is on your computer. It is nice to have when your program won't
run and WH says it is device suspended waiting for a LU unlock. This
program tells you who the offender is.
Additional Documentation....: wholock.help
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MAIL N130
A MAILBOX - ELECTRONIC MAIL FACILITY (1/2)
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Contribution Name...........: MAIL
Title....................: A Mailbox - Electronic Mail Facility (1/2)
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01 mail1.SBMT
:02 ?_HELP
:03 ?_HELP.TXD
:04 ACK_INCLUDE.FTN
:05 A_HELP
:06 A_HELP.TXD
:07 BUILD_FILE.FTN
:08 BUILD_FILE.REL
:09 CAT_FILE.FTN
:10 CAT_FILE.REL
:11 CHECKFORERROR.FTN
:12 CHECKFORERROR.REL
:13 CLASSFILE
:14 CODE1.FTN
:15 CODE2.FTN
:16 CODE3.FTN
:17 CODE4.FTN
:18 CODE56.FTN
:19 COPY_FILE.FTN
:20 COPY_FILE.REL
:21 CREATE_ACK.FTN
:22 CRLIB_CDS.CMD
:23 CRLIB_NCDS.CMD
:24 DATE.FTN
:25 DATE.REL
:26 DATEJA.FTN
:27 DATEJA.REL
:28 DELETE.FTN
:29 DELETE.REL
:30 DELETE_SHELL.FTN
:31 D_HELP
:32 D_HELP.TXD
:33 ENCRIPT.MAC
:34 ENCRIPT.REL
:35 ENCRIPT_CDS.MAC
:36 ENCRIPT_CDS.REL
:37 E_HELP
:38 E_HELP.TXD
:39 FILLINOUTBOX.FTN
:40 FILLINOUTBOX.REL
:41 FIND_NUM.FTN
:42 FIND_NUM.REL
:43 GETFREEREC.FTN
:44 GETKEY.FTN
:45 GETKEY.REL
:46 GIDTBL.MAC
:47 GIDTBL.REL
:48 HELP.FTN
:49 HELP.REL
:50 INOUT.FTN
:51 INOUT.REL
:52 INSTALL.CMD
:53 IN_HELP
:54 IN_HELP.TXD
:55 LASER_ALL.CMD
:56 LINKBACKTOFREE.FTN
:57 LINKRECINOUT.FTN
:58 LIST_INFO.FTN
:59 LIST_INFO.REL
:60 MAIL.BUG
:61 MAIL.FTN
:62 MAIL.LOD
:63 MAIL.MAN
:64 MAIL.MAP
:65 MAIL.NODS
:66 MAIL.OUT
:67 MAIL6.LOD
:68 MAILA.LOD
:69 MAILC6AB8C23754
:70 MAILDIR.LST
:71 MAILE1D0FE26D61
:72 MAILGK.CMD
:73 MAILGK.LOD
:74 MAILLB_CDS.LIB
:75 MAILLB_CDS.MRG
:76 MAILLB_CDS.SAV
:77 MAILLB_NCDS.LIB
:78 MAILLB_NCDS.MRG
:79 MAILM.CMD
:80 MAILM.DOC
:81 MAILM.FTN
:82 MAILM.MAP
:83 MAILM6.LOD
:84 MAILMA.LOD
:85 MAILMGK.CMD
:86 MAILMGK.LOD
:87 MAILMLB.MRG
:88 MAILMLB_CDS.LIB
:89 MAILMLB_NCDS.LIB
:90 MAILM_CDS.RELM
:91 MAILM_MERGE.CMD
:92 MAILM_ROUTINES.DOC
:93 MAIL_CDS.REL
:94 MAIL_MERGE.CMD
:95 MAIL_ROUTINES.DOC
:96 MASK.FTN
:97 MODACK.FTN
:98 NEW.FTN
:99 NEW.REL
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A, RTE-6/VM
Uses hierarchical files?.: yes
Language(s)..............: FTN77, MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. Mail
: 2. Network
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
Street........: Code 623
City..........: Greenbelt
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20771
Phone Number..: (301) 286-7568
Program Abstract............: This is the interactive mail facility that was
written by Ricky Young and Russ Butler at the HP Rockville office and has been
disseminated in relocatable form to many users. This version has been enhanced
to work in RTE-A rev 5.0 with the new formatter and a few other minor changes
have been incorporated. Contributed with permission of the above authors.
The program maintains encoded mail letters, acknowlege files, and in/out
baskets. Letters may be sent to individuals or groups of people, they may
be saved in addition to being mailed, they can be sent urgently, and you may
be prompted that mail is present at log-on time.
N13101
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MAIL N131
A MAILBOX - ELECTRONIC MAIL FACILITY (2/2)
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Contribution Name...........: MAIL
Title....................: A Mailbox - Electronic Mail Facility (2/2)
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01 mail2.SBMT
:02 OUTPUT_RECORD.FTN
:03 OUTPUT_RECORD.REL
:04 OUT_HELP
:05 OUT_HELP.TXD
:06 PM.FTN
:07 PM.LIB
:08 PM.LOD
:09 PM.REL
:10 PMGK.CMD
:11 PMGK.LOD
:12 PM_CDS.LIB
:13 PM_CDS.REL
:14 PM_HELP.FTN
:15 PM_HELP.REL
:16 PM_LIB.MRG
:17 PM_NCDS.LIB
:18 PM_RUN.FTN
:19 PM_RUN.REL
:20 POSTRECINFO.FTN
:21 PRINTARCHIVE.FTN
:22 PRINTARCHIVE.REL
:23 P_HELP
:24 P_HELP.TXD
:25 READ.FTN
:26 READ.REL
:27 READDISTFILE.FTN
:28 READDISTFILE.REL
:29 READLINKLIST.FTN
:30 READLINKLIST.REL
:31 README_GREG.TXT
:32 READRECINFO.FTN
:33 READ_ACKRECORD.FTN
:34 READ_ACKRECORD.REL
:35 READ_MAILFILE.FTN
:36 READ_MAILFILE.REL
:37 REQUIREMENTS.DOC
:38 RL_HELP
:39 RR_HELP
:40 RUN.FTN
:41 RUN.REL
:42 RU_HELP
:43 RU_HELP.TXD
:44 R_HELP
:45 R_HELP.TXD
:46 SEND.FTN
:47 SEND.REL
:48 SET_USER_ID.FTN
:49 SET_USER_ID.REL
:50 SE_HELP
:51 SUBJECT_PROMPT.FTN
:52 SUBJECT_PROMPT.REL
:53 S_HELP
:54 S_HELP.TXD
:55 TELL_USER6.FTN
:56 TELL_USERA.FTN
:57 TELL_USERA.REL
:58 TEXED_ALL.CMD
:59 TEXT_PROMPT.FTN
:60 TEXT_PROMPT.REL
:61 TO_PROMPT.FTN
:62 TO_PROMPT.REL
:63 UIDSUB.MAC
:64 UIDSUB.REL
:65 UPDATEMAIL.CMD
:66 UPDATEPM.CMD
:67 USER_NAMES.FTN
:68 USER_NAMES.REL
:69 VERIFY_USER.FTN
:70 VERIFY_USER.REL
:71 VU_HELP
:72 N_HELP
:73 N_HELP.TXD
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A, RTE-6/VM
Uses hierarchical files?.: yes
Language(s)..............: FTN77, MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. Mail
: 2. Network
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Thomas E. Goff
Company.......: NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
Street........: Code 623
City..........: Greenbelt
State.........: Maryland
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20771
Phone Number..: (301) 286-7568
Program Abstract............: This is the interactive mail facility that was
written by Ricky Young and Russ Butler at the HP Rockville office and has been
disseminated in relocatable form to many users. This version has been enhanced
to work in RTE-A rev 5.0 with the new formatter and a few other minor changes
have been incorporated. Contributed with permission of the above authors.
The program maintains encoded mail letters, acknowlege files, and in/out
baskets. Letters may be sent to individuals or groups of people, they may
be saved in addition to being mailed, they can be sent urgently, and you may
be prompted that mail is present at log-on time.
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JETSET N132
SEND LASERJET SERIES II COMMANDS FROM TERMINAL
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Contribution Name...........: JETSET
Title.....................: Send LaserJet Series II Commands from Terminal
File Names................:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. JETSET.SBMT Submission File
:02. JETSET.FTN Source File
:03. JETSET.REL Relocatable File
:04. JETSET.LOD Link File
:05. JETSET.DOC Information File
Operating System(s).........: RTE-6, RTE-A?
Language(s)...............: FORTRAN 77 (Rev 5.0)
Keywords..................: 1. Laserjet
: 2. Printer
External Support Req'd.....: CI
: C-Mux (Maybe B or D)
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: William L. Steele
Company.......: Tobacco Institute Testing Laboratory
Street........: 2 Taft Court, Suite 201
City..........: Rockville
State.........: MD
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20850
Phone Number..: (301)-294-8582
Telex.........:
Contribution Abstract.......:
This program will issue those printer control commands inaccessible
from the front panel of a LaserJet Series II. It is especially useful when
you want to send a form feed from your terminal; when some other user leaves
your printer with its 'Perforation Skip' turned OFF; and when you need to
list a program containing imbedded control and escape characters. You can
also select line spacing, built in pitches and orientations, left and right
margins, tray or manual feed, and printer reset.