TORS84 Toronto Spring 1984 DECUS Symposium RT-11 SIG Tape TORONTO 84 TORONTO 84 TORONTO 84 TORONTO 84 TORONTO 84 TORONTO 84 ******************************************************************* BASIC.DEV ******************************************************************* Submitted by various at past symposia This collection includes BASIC games, patches to BASIC V2 up to letter "O", utilities, and BASIC V1B. Basic, version 1B BASIC .SAV 36 01-May-84 14 Basic games Various authors, over many eons of time. Dates not known. ADVENT.BAS 5 01-May-84 50 GUNNER.BAS 4 01-May-84 55 RESEQ .BAS 4 01-May-84 59 BUZZWD.BAS 6 01-May-84 63 NICOMA.BAS 2 01-May-84 69 HUN .BAS 10 01-May-84 71 MADLIP.BAS 11 01-May-84 81 RUSROU.BAS 5 01-May-84 92 SLOTS .BAS 7 01-May-84 97 BATNUM.BAS 5 01-May-84 104 CYCLES.BAS 7 01-May-84 109 MAZE .BAS 4 01-May-84 116 GEOWAR.BAS 10 01-May-84 120 SALVO1.BAS 6 01-May-84 130 TICTAC.BAS 5 01-May-84 136 BOUNCE.BAS 3 01-May-84 141 SNOOPY.BAS 7 01-May-84 144 HOCKEY.BAS 12 01-May-84 151 GOMOKO.BAS 5 01-May-84 163 BLKJAC.BAS 15 01-May-84 168 ROULET.BAS 12 01-May-84 183 BOXING.BAS 8 01-May-84 195 SHRINK.BAS 6 01-May-84 203 GOLF .BAS 13 01-May-84 209 WEKDAY.BAS 7 01-May-84 222 ROCKT1.BAS 6 01-May-84 229 CRAPS .BAS 6 01-May-84 235 KENO .BAS 7 01-May-84 241 ACEYDU.BAS 5 01-May-84 248 HAMURS.BAS 5 01-May-84 253 AWARI .BAS 6 01-May-84 258 SWAMI .BAS 8 01-May-84 264 LUNAR .BAS 7 01-May-84 272 CIVILW.BAS 16 01-May-84 279 POETRY.BAS 11 01-May-84 295 HURKLE.BAS 3 01-May-84 306 POLICY.BAS 10 01-May-84 309 MARKET.BAS 16 01-May-84 319 FOOTBL.BAS 17 01-May-84 335 Cross N. A. Bourgeois, Jr. / 1738 Sandia National Laboratories P. O. Box 5800 Albuquerque, NM 87185 A group of BASIC V2 cross referencing programs. Updates to reference all statement numbers in computed GOTO and GOSUB statements. Miami, Spring 1981. CROSS .BAS 22 01-May-84 352 CROSS0.BAS 7 01-May-84 374 CROSS1.BAS 14 01-May-84 381 CROSS2.BAS 8 01-May-84 394 CROSSV.BAS 23 01-May-84 402 CROSS .RNO 6 01-May-84 425 Patches for BASIC V2. PATA1 .MAC 1 01-May-84 432 PATA2 .MAC 1 01-May-84 433 PATA .COM 2 01-May-84 434 PATB .COM 2 01-May-84 436 PATB1 .MAC 1 01-May-84 438 PATB2 .MAC 1 01-May-84 439 PATC .COM 2 01-May-84 440 PATC1 .MAC 1 01-May-84 442 PATC2 .MAC 1 01-May-84 443 PATD .COM 2 01-May-84 444 PATD1 .MAC 1 01-May-84 446 PATD2 .MAC 1 01-May-84 447 PATE .COM 2 01-May-84 448 PATE1 .MAC 1 01-May-84 450 PATE2 .MAC 1 01-May-84 451 PATF .COM 2 01-May-84 452 PATF1 .MAC 1 01-May-84 454 PATF2 .MAC 1 01-May-84 455 PATG .COM 2 01-May-84 456 PATG1 .MAC 1 01-May-84 458 PATG2 .MAC 1 01-May-84 459 PATH .COM 2 01-May-84 460 PATH1 .MAC 1 01-May-84 462 PATH2 .MAC 1 01-May-84 463 PATI .COM 2 01-May-84 464 PATI1 .MAC 1 01-May-84 466 PATI2 .MAC 1 01-May-84 467 PATJ .COM 2 01-May-84 468 PATJ1 .MAC 1 01-May-84 470 PATJ2 .MAC 1 01-May-84 471 PATJ3 .MAC 1 01-May-84 472 PATJ4 .MAC 1 01-May-84 473 PATL .COM 2 01-May-84 474 PATL1 .MAC 1 01-May-84 476 PATL2 .MAC 1 01-May-84 477 PATM .COM 2 01-May-84 478 PATM1 .MAC 1 01-May-84 480 PATM2 .MAC 1 01-May-84 481 PATN .COM 2 01-May-84 482 PATN1 .MAC 1 01-May-84 484 PATN2 .MAC 1 01-May-84 485 PATO .COM 2 01-May-84 486 PATO1 .MAC 1 01-May-84 488 PATO2 .MAC 1 01-May-84 489 90 Files, 476 Blocks 4 Free blocks ******************************************************************* UTIL01.DEV ******************************************************************* Disks Util 01 through Util 04 are collections of utilities, new and old. Some are DECUS library standard products, others were only available through symposia. DECUS 11-221 Michael N. LeVine Naval Weapons Center China lake, CA ODT-11T is an extension of RT-11 odt adding three commands: N;T Trace any section of code in which the user is interested, giving the instruction mnemonic, registers and accumulators referenced. R;M Monitor the contents of memory location R after each instruction is executed, and do a breakpoint if it has changed. N;V Simulate an interrupt to the vector N, for check out of interrupt service routines. October, 1977. ODT11T.DOC 4 01-May-84 14 ODT11T.MAC 110 01-May-84 18 DECUS 11-270B Mitchell E. Kawasaki Naval Research Laboratory Washington, DC This debugging aid allows the user of RT-11 FORTRAN IV to monitor the operation of his/her program using commands similar to ODT. FODT provides a subset of the commands available with ODT such as single stepping, breakpoints, and inspection of several types of variables. FODT can be linked with your other objects, without need to recompile. It does not interfere with the normal operation of FORTRAN IV. March 1977. FODT .DOC 21 01-May-84 128 FODT .MAC 60 01-May-84 149 DECUS 11-335 S. C. Chou and K. F. Yee University of Malaya, Malaysia Reverse assembler for RT-11. Takes any RT-11 disk file and converts it instruction by instruction into instruction mnemonic form, together with octal word and optional octal byte, ASCII, and RAD50 equivalents. RT-11 V3. March 1979. RASM .SAV 11 01-May-84 209 RASM .MAC 40 01-May-84 220 DECUS 11-342 Michael LeVine Naval Weapons Center China Lake, CA DECODE V01J. To decode .SAV and .LDA files into their equivalent MACRO code complete with self generated labels, symbol table, cross reference table, and octal, ASCII, and RADIX50 equivalents. The output can be run through MACRO and linked to recreate the original file. October 1977. DECODE.MAC 45 01-May-84 260 DECODE.DOC 17 01-May-84 305 DECUS 11-356 Duncan N. Tanner Sandia Laboratories Albuquerque, NM FORODT: FORTRAN Debug Routine for RT-11. This is an extension of ODT allowing runtime debugging of RT-11 FORTRAN programs. Eight FORTRAN breakpoints may be set and cleared at runtime. Data can be displayed and modified in octal, decimal integer, single and double precision floating point. A "GOTO command is provided to alter the order of execution. All features of ODT are included so assembly language subroutines can also be debugged. March 1978. FORODT.DOC 32 01-May-84 322 FORODT.MAC 100 01-May-84 354 10 Files, 440 Blocks 40 Free blocks ******************************************************************* UTIL02.DEV ******************************************************************* TIDY Elie May University Computer Center University of Minnesota 2520 Broadway Drive Lauderdale, Minnesota 55113 (612) 376-5608 TIDY is a program to straighten MACRO source code. The columns for each field, defined in subroutine STRATE, may be user modified. Program also prints the number of lines, and time taken to process. Date no known. TIDY .DOC 3 01-May-84 14 TIDY .SAV 30 01-May-84 17 TIDY .FOR 19 01-May-84 47 RESEQ R. W. Barnard / 2565 Sandia National Laboratories P. O. Box 5800 Albuquerque, NM 87185 (505) 844-5715 Program to renumber FORTRAN programs. This version cleans up bugs that were present in the Fall '80 submission. Los Angeles, Fall 1981. NCLOSE.FOR 1 01-May-84 66 LOOKUP.FOR 5 01-May-84 67 NIF .FOR 2 01-May-84 72 NACCEP.FOR 2 01-May-84 74 NREAD .FOR 2 01-May-84 76 NGOTO .FOR 2 01-May-84 78 RESEQ .FOR 19 01-May-84 80 RESLIB.OBJ 58 01-May-84 99 LARRY1.OBJ 38 01-May-84 157 RESEQ .SAV 41 01-May-84 195 RESEQ .DIR 2 01-May-84 236 DECUS 11-215 Michael LeVine Naval Weapons Center China Lake, CA TRACE/TR are meant as debugging tools for writing assembly language programs. When implemented and directed to do so, either program will, upon completion of execution of an instruction in a section of code being traced, print out the location in memory of that instruction, its mnemonic and arguments as well as the contents of all registers and memory locations referred to. They then return to the traced program for the next instruction. The resulting output is a listing of exactly what instructions were executed and what happened because of it. July 1975. TRACE .MAC 33 01-May-84 238 TR .MAC 35 01-May-84 271 DECUS 11-403 Bruce Filgate Digital Equipment Corporation A set of MACRO-11 macros to interpret INTEL 8080 mnemonics. As is normal in MACRO-11, the output will consist of two files; one file contains the binary image of the object, the other file contains the assembly listing of the assembled program. Two sample programs are also included; the first program is an 8080 resident load/debugger and the second program is an Amateur rdio station Morse/Rtty input/output and station log maintainer. July 1979. 8080 .DOC 5 01-May-84 306 8080 .ABS 2 01-May-84 311 CODE .MAC 87 01-May-84 313 BSRMDP.MAC 40 01-May-84 400 8080 .MAC 5 01-May-84 440 21 Files, 431 Blocks 49 Free blocks ******************************************************************* UTIL03.DEV ******************************************************************* DECUS 11-339 D. L. Heron SAENET Programming Services, Ingle Farms, Australia MACRO-11/SP is a set of MACRO-11 macros which provides a concise, comprehensive set of control structures for assembler programs. The facilities provided are IF...ELSE, LOOP...REPEAT, CASE...CASEND, PROC...END, and CALL The facilities are specified so as to be efficiently implemented by in-line code; resulting programs are as good as would be coded by hand within the same structural constraints. At the same time, the structures are simple to use. Use of MACRO-11/SP provides a significant pay-off in increased programming efficiency, with negligible loss of run- time efficiency. October 1977. MACSP .LST 51 01-May-84 14 MACSP .TST 5 01-May-84 65 MACSP .MAN 116 01-May-84 70 MACSP .DOC 65 01-May-84 186 MACSP .MAC 11 01-May-84 251 MEMMAP Les LaZar Andromeda systems, Inc, 9000 Eton Ave. Canoga Park, CA 91304 (213) 709-7600 the memory mapper scans PDP-11 memory from address zero up. As memory and peripherals respond to addresses the address ranges are displayed along with the standard device names that correspond with thoses addresses. MEMMAP is for 32KW systems. EXMAP is for extended memory systems. Los Angleles, Fall 1981. MEMMAP.PAS 9 01-May-84 262 MEMMAP.SAV 15 01-May-84 271 EXMMAP.PAS 10 01-May-84 286 EXMMAP.SAV 16 01-May-84 296 CP Lachman Associates, Inc. (MWB) 645 Blackhawk Drive Westmont, IL 60559 (3101-May-8440 Universal copy program - No wildcards. CP will allow very fast disk image, and file backup, with large tape blocks. Also useful for copying portions of disks or files. Los Angeles, Fall 1981. CP .SAV 5 01-May-84 312 CP .HLP 2 01-May-84 317 CP .MAC 24 01-May-84 319 DECUS 11-337 N. A. Bourgeois, Jr., Sandia Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM RT-11 General Purpose Magnetic Tape Handler. Two FORTRAN applications are included which make it possible to reand and write DOS-11 format magatape under the RT-11 operating system. They are RDOSMT and WDOSMT. See source comments. The magnetic tape handler, EXTMT.MAC, is much more general, and is a FORTRAN callable handler written in RT-11 MACRO. It is capable of reading or writing tapes in any arbitrary format. No interrupts are used. May 1978. EXTMT .DOC 3 01-May-84 343 EXTMT .MAC 23 01-May-84 346 RDOSMT.FOR 13 01-May-84 369 WDOSMT.FOR 12 01-May-84 382 BANNER Prints GIANT Gothic or Roman letters. The program explains itself. Before printing, set LP CR otherwise the triple-overprinting nay not work correctly. San diego, Fall 1979. BANNER.SAV 52 01-May-84 394 SIGNON Get DATE and TIME upon RT-11 startup. San Diego, Fall 1979. SIGNON.MAC 4 01-May-84 446 VFYDEV Elie May Univerity Computer Center Univerity of Minnesota 2520 Broadway Drive Lauderdale, Minn 55114 (612) 376-5608 VFYDEV is a system to compare different removable storage devices, in order to better manaage storage media. The system types out the names of the files that reside only on the first or only on the second device. A binary comparison is done for each file to determine if they differ. Date not known. VFYDEV.DOC 6 01-May-84 450 VFYDEV.FOR 14 01-May-84 456 VFYDEV.COM 1 01-May-84 470 GETDIR.FOR 1 01-May-84 471 GETDIR.COM 1 01-May-84 472 23 Files, 459 Blocks 21 Free blocks ******************************************************************* UTIL04.DEV ******************************************************************* TP2TP B. A. Clark Atmospheric Environment Service 4905 Dufferin Street North York, Ontario M3H 5T4 (416) 667-4620 This program accesses the TM-11 hardware registers to dynamically determine tape record lengths and formats for a 9-track tape mounted on unit 0 as it reads it, and writes an identically sized and formatted tape on unit 1. A verify option has been added to ensure a correct copy. This program has been used in the mass production of RT-11 Canadian Library Tapes. December, 1981. TP2TP .RNO 7 01-May-84 14 TP2TP .SAV 4 01-May-84 21 TP2TP .MAC 19 01-May-84 25 COPDEV B. A. Clark This program does for RT-11 V3 users what the V4 command COPY/FILE/DEVICE does, i.e., device images can be written and retrieved from a file. Uses standard CSI command. January, 1982. COPDEV.SAV 20 01-May-84 44 COPDEV.FOR 5 01-May-84 64 COPDEV.RNO 6 01-May-84 69 PASCAL TOOLS Univerity of Toronto Computing Services Communication and small systems University of Toronto Toronto, Ontario Included are a Pascal source program formatter, taken from "Pascal with style", and used by permission for non-profit use; and a macro processor for Pascal, described in "Software practise and experience". August, 1981. MAP .PAS 109 01-May-84 75 MACROS. 1 01-May-84 184 MAPTST.PAS 1 01-May-84 185 PRETTY.PAS 117 01-May-84 186 DECUS .DOC 4 01-May-84 303 PIP 8 N. Bevan National Physical Laboratory DNACS Teddignton, Middlesex England 7W110LW Converts files from RT-11 format to OS/8 format Miami, Spring 1981. PIP8 .MAC 21 01-May-84 307 PIP8 .FOR 48 01-May-84 328 PIP8 .TXT 12 01-May-84 376 PIP8 .COM 2 01-May-84 378 Update Kenneth Bell 8334 Avenida Leon Cucamonda, CA 91730 (714) 989-6461 UPDATE is a utility program to update a working disk from a Master by copying only those files from the Master with newer creation dates than the same title on the working disk. Wild cards are supported. Los Angeles, Fall 1981. UPDATE.SAV 8 01-May-84 390 README.TXT 4 01-May-84 398 UPDATE.MAC 30 01-May-84 402 WILD .MAC 11 01-May-84 432 ARchive James Krugh 6459 Phillips Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15217 (4101-May-8494 Archive Handler. AR (ARchive) is a pseudo-device under the RT-11 operating system. It allows the user to partition a lorge disk into many smaller, logical devices. This is extremely useful if you wish to maintain multiple files with the same name on the disk, e.g. accouting programs you are modifying for several firms. It also allows temporary files to be 'hidden' on the AR device, rather than filling the large disk's directory. This device 'attaches' to a file on the large disk, and after this attachement, the file appears to be a device to RT-11 and therefore to your programs. Any arbitrary number of archive files may exist on the disk, but the handler may be attached to only eight at a time (AR0: - AR7:). However, multiple copies of the handler may be created to use more than eight archive files at once. Most valid RT-11 commands (except BOOT) will work on an ARchive file. Los Angeles, Fall 1981. ARCDEF.SAV 3 01-May-84 443 ARCDEF.MAC 4 01-May-84 446 AR .MAC 7 01-May-84 450 AR .DOC 13 01-May-84 457 DUP .COM 1 01-May-84 470 TECF00.TMP 1 01-May-84 471 25 Files, 458 Blocks 22 Free blocks ******************************************************************* GRAPH1.DEV ******************************************************************* SFGL70 Ken Demers United Tehcnologies Research Center Robotics Laboratory East Hartford, Conneticut 06108 (203) 727-7527 or -7240 SFGL70 is a general purpose FORTRAN callable graphics library that supports: 1. RT11, RSX11M & IAS operating systems 2. Tektronix 4006,4010,4014, & 4025 terminals 3. VT100 terminals with the retrographics upgrade 4. CPU's with or without floating point hardware 5. CPU's with or without the extended instruction set Los Angeles, Fall 1981. PLTLIB.OBJ 25 21-Dec-79 8 PLTPRE.OBJ 1 01-May-84 33 ODT .OBJ 9 01-May-84 34 PLTTST.OBJ 6 01-May-84 43 PLTSCR.OBJ 5 01-May-84 49 PLTWIN.OBJ 6 01-May-84 54 PLTVCR.OBJ 5 01-May-84 60 DATA .OBJ 7 01-May-84 65 HTEXT .OBJ 1 01-May-84 72 LABEL .OBJ 1 01-May-84 73 PLOTC .OBJ 1 01-May-84 74 TICMKG.OBJ 1 01-May-84 75 FPTST .OBJ 5 01-May-84 76 ABSGRD.OBJ 2 01-May-84 81 COMDBT.OBJ 3 01-May-84 83 DISTIC.OBJ 3 01-May-84 86 GTCUR .OBJ 1 01-May-84 89 HTEXTI.OBJ 1 01-May-84 90 LABTIC.OBJ 1 01-May-84 91 PLOTPR.OBJ 5 01-May-84 92 PLTCON.OBJ 5 01-May-84 97 PLTDAT.OBJ 2 01-May-84 102 PLTGEN.OBJ 1 01-May-84 104 PLTSYM.OBJ 1 01-May-84 105 PLTTIC.OBJ 1 01-May-84 106 POINT .OBJ 1 01-May-84 107 POINTI.OBJ 1 01-May-84 108 REGSAV.OBJ 1 01-May-84 109 SCALE .OBJ 3 01-May-84 110 TICMRK.OBJ 1 01-May-84 113 TICWIN.OBJ 2 01-May-84 114 TICXOY.OBJ 1 01-May-84 116 TXTGRD.OBJ 1 01-May-84 117 TXTINT.OBJ 1 01-May-84 118 VCURSR.OBJ 1 01-May-84 119 VIRABS.OBJ 2 01-May-84 120 VTEXT .OBJ 1 01-May-84 122 VTEXTI.OBJ 1 01-May-84 123 VTXT .OBJ 1 01-May-84 124 WINDOW.OBJ 1 01-May-84 125 ENCODE.OBJ 1 01-May-84 126 FIRST .OBJ 1 01-May-84 127 FLTXT .OBJ 1 01-May-84 128 FLTXTI.OBJ 1 01-May-84 129 GRID .OBJ 5 01-May-84 130 HTXT .OBJ 1 01-May-84 135 MVCUR .OBJ 1 01-May-84 136 PLOT .OBJ 1 01-May-84 137 TICGRD.OBJ 2 01-May-84 138 SFGL70.OBJ 40 01-May-84 140 FPTST .SAV 2 01-May-84 180 FLPDMP.SAV 39 01-May-84 182 PLTVCR.SAV 27 01-May-84 221 PLTWIN.SAV 30 01-May-84 248 PLTSCR.SAV 27 01-May-84 278 PLTTST.SAV 27 01-May-84 305 56 Files, 324 Blocks 162 Free blocks ******************************************************************* GRAPH2.DEV ******************************************************************* FLTXT .MAC 3 17-Dec-79 15 FLTXTI.MAC 3 17-Dec-79 18 GTCUR .MAC 2 17-Dec-79 21 HTEXT .MAC 2 17-Dec-79 23 HTEXTI.MAC 2 17-Dec-79 25 HTXT .MAC 2 17-Dec-79 27 MVCURI.MAC 2 17-Dec-79 29 PLOT .MAC 2 17-Dec-79 31 PLOTC .MAC 2 17-Dec-79 33 COPPLT.COM 3 01-May-84 35 TICMKG.MAC 3 17-Dec-79 38 TICMRK.MAC 3 17-Dec-79 41 TXTGRD.MAC 2 17-Dec-79 44 TXTINT.MAC 2 17-Dec-79 46 VCURSR.MAC 2 17-Dec-79 48 VTEXT .MAC 2 17-Dec-79 50 VTEXTI.MAC 2 17-Dec-79 52 PLTVCR.FOR 2 01-May-84 54 LSTPLT.MAC 2 01-May-84 56 WINDOW.MAC 4 01-May-84 58 PLOTPR.MAC 47 01-May-84 62 PLTSCR.COM 1 01-May-84 109 LSTPLT.COM 3 01-May-84 110 VTXT .MAC 3 01-May-84 113 PLTTST.FOR 3 01-May-84 116 PLTSCR.FOR 2 01-May-84 119 PLTWIN.FOR 3 01-May-84 121 PLTVCR.COM 1 01-May-84 124 MVCUR .MAC 2 01-May-84 125 VIRABS.MAC 5 01-May-84 127 REGSAV.MAC 2 01-May-84 132 PLTSYM.MAC 3 01-May-84 134 POINT .MAC 3 01-May-84 137 POINTI.MAC 3 01-May-84 140 TICXOY.MAC 2 01-May-84 143 ABSGRD.MAC 4 01-May-84 145 FPTST .MAC 1 01-May-84 149 LABEL .MAC 4 01-May-84 150 MACPLT.COM 2 01-May-84 154 BLDPLT.COM 1 01-May-84 156 ENCODE.MAC 6 01-May-84 157 PLTGEN.MAC 4 01-May-84 163 PLTTIC.MAC 3 01-May-84 167 FIRST .MAC 3 01-May-84 170 DISTIC.MAC 11 01-May-84 173 TICGRD.MAC 5 01-May-84 184 TICWIN.MAC 5 01-May-84 189 SCALE .MAC 8 01-May-84 194 FPTST .FOR 1 01-May-84 202 LABTIC.MAC 5 01-May-84 204 PLTDAT.MAC 9 01-May-84 209 GRID .MAC 15 01-May-84 218 PLTCON.FST 2 01-May-84 233 PLTCON.MAC 2 01-May-84 235 PLTCON.FP 2 01-May-84 238 COMDBT.MAC 12 01-May-84 240 LIBPLT.COM 2 01-May-84 252 SFGL70.DOC 44 01-May-84 254 SFGL70.RNO 45 01-May-84 298 README.1ST 3 01-May-84 343 PLTTST.COM 1 01-May-84 346 PLTTST.MAP 12 01-May-84 347 PLTWIN.COM 1 01-May-84 359 PLTWIN.MAP 14 01-May-84 360 PLTSCR.MAP 11 01-May-84 374 PLTVCR.MAP 12 01-May-84 385 66 Files, 380 Blocks 100 Free blocks ******************************************************************* VARRAY.DEV ******************************************************************* Varray Adam Bridge Multiware, Inc. 139 G Street #161 Davis, Ca 95616 (916) 756-3291 The virtual array procedures presented here are designed to allow the C programmer to access up to 5 arrays only part of which are stored in read/write memory. the procedures are written in WHITESMITH's dialect of C which is mostly standard with the exception of the Standard Library and the RT11 library. The differences between it and DECUS C are small enough to allow porting this to that environment with few difficulties. The virtual arrays are handled by five exterior functions which are called VDIM(), VINIT(), VREAD(), VWRITE(), and VEXIT(). These routines dimension the virtual arrays and assigned a file to them, initialize the remaining address space available, read from a virtual array, write to a virtual array, and close all exterior virtual array files. Los Angles, Fall 1981. VIRT .H 9 01-May-84 8 VIRT1 .C 4 01-May-84 17 VIRT2 .C 14 01-May-84 21 VROOT .C 12 01-May-84 35 VRTBLE.C 7 01-May-84 47 VINIT .MAN 3 01-May-84 54 VREAD .MAN 3 01-May-84 57 VDIM .MAN 4 01-May-84 60 VWRITE.MAN 2 01-May-84 64 VEXIT .MAN 1 01-May-84 66 VLINK .MAN 2 01-May-84 67 VRMAN .MAN 3 01-May-84 69 VRTGBL.C 2 01-May-84 72 IODONE.MAC 1 01-May-84 74 VIRT .COM 1 01-May-84 75 VTEST .COM 1 01-May-84 76 VTEST .C 2 01-May-84 77 17 Files, 71 Blocks 415 Free blocks ******************************************************************* TSTE.DEV ******************************************************************* TSTE Author: Chuck Sadoian Dinuba, CA Submittor: Duncan N. Tanner Sandia Labs box 969 Livermore, CA 94550 (415) 422-2314 Two programs to allow a running RT-11 V2C or lager, or TSX- plus V 2.0 or later system to emulate a time share terminal. The modem connects to a separate serial interface and the terminal input is sent to the modem. Characters received from the modem are sent to the terminal. Local commands allow file transfer both to and from the remote, and output to the printer. Conditional assembly allows use with TSX-Plus V2.0 or later. TSTE Version 4.7 is an extensively modified version of DECUS 11-383. EXEC adds CompuServe "A" protocol to TSTE to enable error free file transfer from and to the CompuServe Infor- mation System (Micronet). Los Angeles, Fall 1981. EXEC .MAC 130 01-May-84 8 TSTE .DOC 17 01-May-84 138 TSTE .MAC 79 01-May-84 155 README.T47 3 01-May-84 234 4 Files, 229 Blocks 257 Free blocks ******************************************************************* TSXLIB ******************************************************************* TSXLIB N. A. Bourgeois, Jr. / 1738 Sandia National Laboratories P. O. Box 5800 albuquerque, NM 87185 (5001-May-8488 Like RT-11, TSX-Plus offers the MACRO programmer a number of system services via programmed requests or EMTs. RT-11 makes its system services available to the FORTRAN programmer through the system subroutine li- brary, SYSLIB. TSXLIB makes the TSX-Plus EMTs available to the FORTRAN programmer as a library of callable routines. The package includes the MACRO source modules for all the routines, a user's manual, a cross reference chart, an indirect command file to build the library and the inplemented library. Version 81h04a. Los Angeles, fall 1981. ABSTRA.DOC 2 01-May-84 8 TSXLIB.OBJ 8 01-May-84 10 TSXODT.MAC 5 01-May-84 18 TSXMSC.MAC 10 01-May-84 23 TRMCTL.MAC 12 01-May-84 33 TRMCOM.MAC 8 01-May-84 45 SHRFIL.MAC 12 01-May-84 53 RUNTIM.MAC 9 01-May-84 65 RELTIM.MAC 21 01-May-84 74 PRFANL.MAC 12 01-May-84 95 MSGCOM.MAC 10 01-May-84 107 MNTDEV.MAC 7 01-May-84 117 DETJBS.MAC 9 01-May-84 124 TSXLIB.COM 4 01-May-84 133 TSXLIB.DOC 203 01-May-84 137 TSXLIB.CRF 16 01-May-84 340 TSXLIB.BAK 3 01-May-84 367 TSXLIB.DIR 3 01-May-84 370 18 Files, 354 Blocks 132 Free blocks ******************************************************************* RUNOF1.DEV ******************************************************************* RUNOFF Bradford A. Lubell Los Angeles Cardiovascular Research Laboratory University of California, Los Angeles A3-381 Center for the Health Sciences Los Angeles, California 90024 (213) 825-6713 Herein you will find another variation of RUNOFF, FUNOFF - M2.4. This version contains support for Diablo and Anderson-Jacobson terminals. The new supported features are: 1. Superscripting and subsripting. 2. Dynamic changing of pitch to fill in spaces (i.e. similar to proportional spacing). Horizontal and vertical support. 3. Alternate character set selection. 4. Multi-colout ribbon support (Diablo) 5. Print enhancement (Anderson-Jacobson) All of the above features are supported with character commands. Included are all the files to support all current PDP-11 operating systems. Los Angeles, Fall 1981. README.1ST 4 01-May-84 8 RNFIO .MAC 9 01-May-84 12 RNPRE .MAC 5 01-May-84 21 RSTS .MAC 1 01-May-84 26 INDEX .MAC 11 01-May-84 27 PINDX .MAC 9 01-May-84 38 UARITH.MAC 4 01-May-84 47 COMND .MAC 8 01-May-84 51 FMTCM .MAC 26 01-May-84 59 CMTAB .MAC 12 01-May-84 85 START .MAC 10 01-May-84 97 RNORSX.MAC 6 01-May-84 107 RNOASM.CMD 2 01-May-84 113 RSTASM.CMD 1 01-May-84 115 RNOBLD.CTL 4 01-May-84 116 RNOBLD.CMD 2 01-May-84 120 RNOLST.COM 1 01-May-84 122 RSTBLD.CMD 2 01-May-84 123 RNOIAS.CMD 3 01-May-84 125 HYPHEN.MAC 55 01-May-84 128 ERMSG .MAC 11 01-May-84 183 RBLDFC.ODL 2 01-May-84 194 RNO .ODL 1 01-May-84 196 RNOBLD.ODL 2 01-May-84 197 RNOIAS.ODL 1 01-May-84 199 RUNOFF.RNO 128 01-May-84 200 RNOASM.COM 2 01-May-84 328 RNOLNK.COM 1 01-May-84 330 RNCMD .MAC 25 01-May-84 331 RNONON.TEC 1 01-May-84 356 RNODIA.TEC 1 01-May-84 357 RNOAJ .TEC 1 01-May-84 358 SMAC .MLS 6 01-May-84 359 RUNOFF.SAV 35 01-May-84 365 34 Files, 392 Blocks 94 Free blocks ******************************************************************* RUNOF2.DEV ******************************************************************* RUNOFF.DOC 153 01-May-84 8 RNRT11.MAC 35 01-May-84 161 RUNOFF.MAC 90 01-May-84 196 RT11 .MAC 1 01-May-84 286 RUNOFF.MAP 11 01-May-84 287 RUNOFF.COM 2 01-May-84 298 RUNOFF.BAK 5 01-May-84 313 RUNOFF.DIR 5 01-May-84 318 8 Files, 302 Blocks 184 Free blocks ******************************************************************* INDEX.DEV ******************************************************************* INDEX Michael N. Levine Naval Weapons Center Code 3513 China Lake, CA 93555 (714) 939-2417 INDEX is a FORTRAN cross referencing program. A FORTRAN source file processed by index will be checked for all of its variable name and label useage. The results will then be listed in alphabetical order, listing all the variable names and labels used in the program, the lines on which they were used, and how they were used. As an option line numbers from FORTRAN pre-processors printed in colu01-May-84 of the generated FORTRAN source can be used in the cross reference in the place of the FORTRAN compiler line numbers. Update of DECUS 11-229. Los Angeles, Fall 1981. IDXLST.COM 1 01-May-84 14 IDXGEN.CMD 1 01-May-84 15 RAD50 .MAC 3 01-May-84 16 IOCHR .MAC 5 01-May-84 19 TABLE .MAC 6 01-May-84 24 README.TXT 4 01-May-84 30 INDEX .COM 3 01-May-84 34 IDXGEN.COM 1 01-May-84 37 IMPURE.MAC 6 01-May-84 38 BUFFER.MAC 6 01-May-84 44 INDEX .MAC 15 01-May-84 50 IDXTKB.RSX 2 01-May-84 65 IDXTKB.IAS 3 01-May-84 67 INDEX .DOC 84 01-May-84 70 IDXLST.CMD 2 01-May-84 154 INDEX .CMD 2 01-May-84 156 LINETP.MAC 11 01-May-84 158 SUPER .MAC 16 01-May-84 169 FLOW .MAC 43 01-May-84 185 EVAL .MAC 42 01-May-84 228 OPNCLO.MAC 30 01-May-84 270 GET .MAC 18 01-May-84 300 IOLINE.MAC 17 01-May-84 318 IDXGEN.FTN 38 01-May-84 335 INDEX .HLP 3 01-May-84 373 STORE .MAC 14 01-May-84 376 OUTPUT.MAC 15 01-May-84 390 27 Files, 391 Blocks 89 Free blocks ******************************************************************* PICAX.DEV ******************************************************************* Picax Robert Walraven University of California Applied Science Davis, CA 95616 (916) 752-0360 PICAX is a program used in data acquisition and data display, for laboratory experiments. iIt satisfies many needs that seem to be universally desirable in any program for control and data acquisition, namely: * Interactive control * User-Controllable data acquisition * Storage and retrieval of data on mass storage * On-line analysis of data * Plotting of data and analyzed results PICAX is the result of three years of experience with the needs of both casual and advanced users. Los Angeles, Fall 1981. README.TXT 2 01-May-84 8 PICAXR.FOR 20 01-May-84 10 PICAX1.FOR 17 01-May-84 30 PICAX2.FOR 15 01-May-84 47 PICAX3.FOR 7 01-May-84 62 USERR .SKL 1 01-May-84 69 USER1 .SKL 4 01-May-84 70 USER2 .SKL 1 01-May-84 74 USER3 .SKL 2 01-May-84 75 DIREC .FOR 6 01-May-84 77 IOFILE.FOR 11 01-May-84 83 PICLIB.FOR 60 01-May-84 94 PICAXL.COM 1 01-May-84 154 PICAX .DOC 89 01-May-84 155 TSTFFT.FOR 2 01-May-84 244 ADBASH.FOR 5 01-May-84 246 TSTADB.FOR 15 01-May-84 251 17 Files, 258 Blocks 228 Free blocks ******************************************************************* FLECS1.DEV ******************************************************************* FLECS Robert Carter Bausch & Lomb 9545 Wentworth Sunlands, CA 91040 (213) 352-6011 FLECS is Fortran Language Extended Control Structures, a FORTRAN pre-processor. It has been ported to a variety of systems, including RT-11. Los Angeles, Fall 1981. FLECS .SAV 112 01-May-84 8 FLECS .MAN 278 01-May-84 120 FLECS .HLP 35 01-May-84 398 FLXRT .TXT 8 01-May-84 440 README.TXT 8 01-May-84 448 5 Files, 441 Blocks 45 Free blocks ******************************************************************* FLECS2.DEV ******************************************************************* BLDFLX.COM 2 01-May-84 8 CMPFLX.COM 1 01-May-84 10 CMPFOR.COM 2 01-May-84 11 FLXRT .LNK 1 01-May-84 13 IDX1 .COM 1 01-May-84 14 IDX2 .COM 1 01-May-84 15 FLMAIN.FLX 1 01-May-84 16 FLXAUT.FLX 4 01-May-84 17 FLXCD0.FLX 43 01-May-84 21 FLXCD1.FLX 29 01-May-84 64 FLXCD2.FLX 8 01-May-84 93 FLXCD3.FLX 14 01-May-84 101 FLXCD4.FLX 11 01-May-84 115 FLXCD5.FLX 10 01-May-84 126 FLXCD6.FLX 7 01-May-84 136 FLXCD7.FLX 11 01-May-84 143 FLXCD8.FLX 4 01-May-84 154 FLXDCL.FLX 13 01-May-84 158 FLXEDI.FLX 8 01-May-84 171 FLXINC.FLX 1 01-May-84 179 FLXPRM.FLX 6 01-May-84 180 FLXRT1.FLX 32 01-May-84 186 FLXRT2.FLX 36 01-May-84 218 FLXRT3.FLX 4 01-May-84 254 FLXRT4.FLX 1 01-May-84 258 FLXRT5.FLX 2 01-May-84 259 FLXSY1.FLX 8 01-May-84 261 FLXSY3.FLX 4 01-May-84 269 STRLIB.FLX 18 01-May-84 273 FLXRT .FDT 1 01-May-84 294 FLXCOP.COM 4 01-May-84 295 31 Files, 288 Blocks 198 Free blocks ******************************************************************* FLECS3.DEV ******************************************************************* FLMAIN.FTX 1 01-May-84 8 FLXCD0.FTX 87 01-May-84 9 FLXCD1.FTX 66 01-May-84 96 FLXCD2.FTX 35 01-May-84 162 FLXCD3.FTX 43 01-May-84 197 FLXCD4.FTX 39 01-May-84 240 FLXCD5.FTX 44 01-May-84 279 FLXCD6.FTX 35 01-May-84 323 FLXCD7.FTX 40 01-May-84 358 FLXCD8.FTX 30 01-May-84 398 10 Files, 420 Blocks 66 Free blocks ******************************************************************* FLECS4.DEV ******************************************************************* FLXRT1.FTX 40 01-May-84 8 FLXRT2.FTX 33 01-May-84 48 FLXRT3.FTX 5 01-May-84 81 FLXRT4.FTX 6 01-May-84 86 FLXRT5.FTX 3 01-May-84 92 STRLIB.FTX 17 01-May-84 95 FLECS .RNM 228 01-May-84 112 FLECS .RNH 42 01-May-84 340 8 Files, 374 Blocks 112 Free blocks ******************************************************************* VIRTAL.DEV ******************************************************************* Virtual Ned W. Rhodes Melpar Division E-Systems Inc. 7700 Arlington blvd. Falls Church, VA 22046 This is a set of routines that allow you to use virtual arrays in FORTRAN and have them based on disk instead of in memory. Applications cound be TSX-Plus or with the VM handler. Full documentation is in the file VIRHND.MAC. This package will only work with Inline code, and not with threaded (or so I am told by the original author). Los Angeles, Fall 1981. VTEST1.FOR 4 01-May-84 8 VTEST2.FOR 3 01-May-84 12 VIRHND.MAC 20 01-May-84 15 README.TXT 2 01-May-84 35 TECF00.TMP 1 01-May-84 37 5 Files, 30 Blocks 456 Free blocks ******************************************************************* 11296.DEV ******************************************************************* DECUS 11-296 L. Robert Morris Carleton University Ottawa, Canada & Digital Equipment Corporation Maynard, MA Fast Digital Signal Processing Software Package for the PDP-11. This software package consists of a number of digital signal processing programs optimized for maximum speed on PDP-11 computers. Initial components are radix 2 fixed-point FFT, radix 4 floating-point FFT, fixed-point autocorrelation, and floating-point autocorrelation matrix solution. The latter two programs are useful in linear predicitve speech coding. All fixed-point programs require the EIS instruction set (LSI-11, 11/34,40,45,55,70) and all floating-point programs require the FPP instruction set (11/34,45,55,70 with FFP). 11/55 (bipolar) benchmarks are: 1024 point real FFT, 62msec (fixed point), 89 msec (floating point; 128x12 fixed-point autocorrelation, 32 bit results, 5.3 msec; 12th order floating-point autocorrelation matrix solution, 1.82msec. November, 1976. AUTOKN.BLD 8 01-May-84 14 BUTMUF.MAC 10 01-May-84 22 FTMULF.BLD 9 01-May-84 32 FFTIN9.FOR 2 01-May-84 41 XSOLVE.FOR 8 01-May-84 43 SOLVE .MAC 5 01-May-84 51 AUTOIL.BLD 8 01-May-84 56 RX10B .FOR 2 01-May-84 64 RX10 .FOR 2 01-May-84 66 RX4BUT.MAC 21 01-May-84 68 RAD4 .BLD 15 01-May-84 89 FFTIN4.FOR 2 01-May-84 104 CTORS .MAC 3 01-May-84 106 BUTMUS.MAC 9 01-May-84 109 FTMULS.BLD 7 01-May-84 118 15 Files, 111 Blocks 369 Free blocks ******************************************************************* LSP11A.DEV ******************************************************************* DECUS 11-304 Jeffrey Kodosky (LISP11) Applied research labs, University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX LISP-11 is an interpreter for the LISP language which runs in the background under RT-11. There are 125 LISP functions implemented with provision to conditionally assemble out as many as 60 in order to maximize free speace. January, 1977. SET .MAC 4 01-May-84 14 EVAL .MAC 14 01-May-84 18 ARRAY .MAC 11 01-May-84 32 PROG .MAC 3 01-May-84 43 PRNT .MAC 6 01-May-84 46 MAINLO.MAC 5 01-May-84 52 MAP .MAC 4 01-May-84 57 STRING.MAC 14 01-May-84 61 RCI .MAC 8 01-May-84 75 ADVANC.MAC 8 01-May-84 83 LISP .MAC 50 01-May-84 91 PNAME .MAC 10 01-May-84 141 DIVIDE.MAC 10 01-May-84 151 ERROR .MAC 14 01-May-84 161 PRINT .MAC 6 01-May-84 175 TIMES .MAC 6 01-May-84 181 READ .MAC 20 01-May-84 187 GETC .MAC 2 01-May-84 207 RECLAI.MAC 20 01-May-84 209 ATOM .MAC 4 01-May-84 229 RANDOM.MAC 2 01-May-84 233 LSHIFT.MAC 2 01-May-84 235 PAIR .MAC 2 01-May-84 237 NCONC .MAC 2 01-May-84 239 APPEND.MAC 2 01-May-84 241 LOOK .MAC 2 01-May-84 243 ICO .MAC 4 01-May-84 245 RCO .MAC 11 01-May-84 249 UNDEF .MAC 2 01-May-84 260 IR .MAC 4 01-May-84 262 APPLY .MAC 6 01-May-84 266 SUB1 .MAC 3 01-May-84 272 LSPMAC.MAC 2 01-May-84 275 ALPHAP.MAC 2 01-May-84 277 GREATE.MAC 5 01-May-84 279 SELECT.MAC 3 01-May-84 284 SEARCH.MAC 2 01-May-84 287 TEMPUS.MAC 1 01-May-84 289 EFFACE.MAC 2 01-May-84 290 DIFFER.MAC 4 01-May-84 292 MAX .MAC 5 01-May-84 296 MIN .MAC 5 01-May-84 301 PLUS .MAC 6 01-May-84 306 ALIST .MAC 1 01-May-84 312 ADR .MAC 7 01-May-84 313 OCI .MAC 2 01-May-84 320 RI .MAC 3 01-May-84 322 DVI .MAC 3 01-May-84 325 DVR .MAC 7 01-May-84 328 MLI .MAC 3 01-May-84 335 CMR .MAC 2 01-May-84 338 MLR .MAC 9 01-May-84 340 SYSIN .MAC 18 01-May-84 349 ALLOCA.MAC 4 01-May-84 367 INTERN.MAC 5 01-May-84 371 CHLEX .MAC 4 01-May-84 376 RETURN.MAC 2 01-May-84 380 PNMBLD.MAC 1 01-May-84 382 PNBUFI.MAC 2 01-May-84 383 ERRSET.MAC 2 01-May-84 385 MINUS .MAC 2 01-May-84 387 COND .MAC 2 01-May-84 389 PROGN .MAC 2 01-May-84 391 ADD1 .MAC 2 01-May-84 393 64 Files, 381 Blocks 99 Free blocks ******************************************************************* LSP11B.DEV ******************************************************************* FPMP .MAC 164 01-May-84 14 REVIP .MAC 1 01-May-84 178 GENSYM.MAC 3 01-May-84 179 UNTRSE.MAC 1 01-May-84 182 TRSET .MAC 1 01-May-84 183 PUT .MAC 3 01-May-84 184 CARCDR.MAC 2 01-May-84 187 REMPRO.MAC 1 01-May-84 189 EQN .MAC 4 01-May-84 190 TIMER .MAC 2 01-May-84 194 COPY .MAC 3 01-May-84 196 SIZE .MAC 3 01-May-84 199 DEFLIS.MAC 2 01-May-84 202 SASSOC.MAC 2 01-May-84 204 SUBST .MAC 3 01-May-84 206 AND .MAC 1 01-May-84 209 OR .MAC 1 01-May-84 210 REMOB .MAC 2 01-May-84 211 LOGXOR.MAC 1 01-May-84 213 LOGOR .MAC 1 01-May-84 214 LOGAND.MAC 1 01-May-84 215 LENGTH.MAC 1 01-May-84 216 MEMBER.MAC 2 01-May-84 217 CONC .MAC 2 01-May-84 219 RPLACA.MAC 2 01-May-84 221 FIX .MAC 1 01-May-84 223 GRADP .MAC 1 01-May-84 224 FLOAT .MAC 1 01-May-84 225 FREE .MAC 1 01-May-84 226 ADDR .MAC 1 01-May-84 227 MEMQ .MAC 1 01-May-84 228 REVERS.MAC 1 01-May-84 229 SUBLIS.MAC 2 01-May-84 230 UNTRAC.MAC 1 01-May-84 232 TRACE .MAC 2 01-May-84 233 GET .MAC 1 01-May-84 235 EVLIS .MAC 3 01-May-84 236 PROP .MAC 1 01-May-84 239 SPL .MAC 3 01-May-84 240 EQUAL .MAC 2 01-May-84 243 DEFINE.MAC 1 01-May-84 245 R2ATM .MAC 1 01-May-84 246 GO .MAC 3 01-May-84 247 EVALQU.MAC 2 01-May-84 250 STRBLD.MAC 2 01-May-84 252 ATM2N .MAC 2 01-May-84 254 I2ATM .MAC 1 01-May-84 256 CDR .MAC 2 01-May-84 257 CAR .MAC 3 01-May-84 259 HASH .MAC 2 01-May-84 262 CONS .MAC 1 01-May-84 264 LSPLIB.OBJ 100 01-May-84 265 LISP .OBJ 53 01-May-84 365 LISP .MAP 27 01-May-84 418 LISP .SAV 41 01-May-84 445 55 Files, 472 Blocks 8 Free blocks ******************************************************************* DUNGN1.DEV ******************************************************************* DECUS 11-370 T. Anderson (Dungeon) B. Daniels M. Blank D. Lebling R. Supnik Digital Equipment Corporation Maynard, MA Dungeon is a game of adventure, danger, and low cunning. In it you will explore some of the most amazing territory ever seen by mortal man. Hardened adventurers have run screaming from the terrors contained within. In Dungeon, the intrepid explorer delves into the forgotten secrets of a lst labyrinth deep in the bowels of the earth, searching for vast treasures long hidden from prying eyes, treasures guarded by fearsome monsters and dibolical traps. Note: This distribution includes sources. January, 1979. DUNGEO.DOC 44 01-May-84 8 DTEXT .DAT 441 01-May-84 52 2 Files, 485 Blocks 1 Free blocks ******************************************************************* DUNGN2.DEV ******************************************************************* RSTSCB.CTL 3 01-May-84 10 RTBLD .COM 1 01-May-84 13 RSXBLD.CMD 1 01-May-84 14 VMSCMP.COM 4 01-May-84 15 VMSBLD.COM 1 01-May-84 19 RTCMP .COM 1 01-May-84 20 D .ODL 2 01-May-84 21 RSXCMP.CMD 2 01-May-84 23 DINDX .DAT 97 01-May-84 25 NROOMS.FOR 29 01-May-84 122 VMSTIM.FOR 1 01-May-84 151 RTTIM .FOR 1 01-May-84 152 DSO7 .FOR 13 01-May-84 153 DSO6 .FOR 11 01-May-84 166 DSO5 .FOR 10 01-May-84 177 DSO3 .FOR 7 01-May-84 187 DSO2 .FOR 15 01-May-84 194 DSO1 .FOR 11 01-May-84 209 VILLNS.FOR 37 01-May-84 220 LIGHTP.FOR 12 01-May-84 257 BALLOP.FOR 13 01-May-84 269 NOBJS .FOR 39 01-May-84 282 SOBJS .FOR 36 01-May-84 321 ROOMS .FOR 36 01-May-84 357 NP3 .FOR 20 01-May-84 393 NP2 .FOR 12 01-May-84 413 NP1 .FOR 49 01-May-84 425 27 Files, 464 Blocks 20 Free blocks ******************************************************************* DUNGN3.DEV ******************************************************************* DSO4 .FOR 13 01-May-84 8 NP .FOR 9 01-May-84 21 VERBS .FTN 42 01-May-84 30 DINIT .FTN 23 01-May-84 72 DVERB2.FTN 36 01-May-84 95 SVERBS.FTN 36 01-May-84 131 DSUB .FTN 36 01-May-84 167 DMAIN .FTN 25 01-May-84 203 CLOCKR.FTN 34 01-May-84 228 DEMONS.FTN 37 01-May-84 262 ACTORS.FTN 31 01-May-84 299 DVERB1.FTN 25 01-May-84 330 OBJCTS.FTN 41 01-May-84 355 GDT .FTN 29 01-May-84 396 DGAME .FTN 19 01-May-84 425 VMSRND.MAC 1 01-May-84 444 RSXTIM.MAC 1 01-May-84 445 RRND .MAC 3 01-May-84 446 18 Files, 441 Blocks 45 Free blocks ******************************************************************* EXFILE.DEV ******************************************************************* DECUS 11-415 T. G. Kelly, et al. (EXFILE) University of South Alabama Mobile, AL This is a general utility designed to allow any two computer systems to exchange files via serial interfaces. Any type of file is transferable and either system may be the master or slave during the transfer. EXFILE.SAV 6 01-May-84 14 ERROR .OBJ 1 01-May-84 20 ENTER .OBJ 1 01-May-84 21 WAIT .OBJ 1 01-May-84 22 XMIT .OBJ 1 01-May-84 23 INPUT .OBJ 1 01-May-84 24 OUTPUT.OBJ 1 01-May-84 25 EXFILE.OBJ 6 01-May-84 26 ERROR .MAC 3 01-May-84 32 ENTER .MAC 2 01-May-84 35 WAIT .MAC 2 01-May-84 37 XMIT .MAC 3 01-May-84 39 INPUT .MAC 3 01-May-84 42 OUTPUT.MAC 5 01-May-84 45 VECTOR.MAC 2 01-May-84 50 EXFILE.MAC 21 01-May-84 52 EXFILE.COM 1 01-May-84 73 17 Files, 60 Blocks 420 Free blocks ******************************************************************* VT105G.DEV ******************************************************************* DECUS 11-435 Joe Liscouski Dick Howard Digital Equipment Corporation Maynard, MA FORTRAN Graphics Support for the VT105. The VT105 Graphics Package consists of 38 RT-11/FORTRAN subroutines and 10 demonstration programs. The graphics subroutines perform the necessary functions that enable you to use the VT105 as a graphics terminal, the demonstration programs include examples of some of the graphics subroutines. the package also includes three spline fitting routines that enable you do draw smooth nonlinear curves for data where relationships cannot be easily defined mathematically. VTMODE.FOR 2 01-May-84 14 TEST2 .FOR 1 01-May-84 16 GRPNTS.FOR 8 01-May-84 17 GRPNTM.FOR 10 01-May-84 25 GRSHAD.FOR 6 01-May-84 35 TEST3 .FOR 1 01-May-84 41 TEST5 .FOR 3 01-May-84 42 TEST6 .FOR 1 01-May-84 45 DEMO .FOR 3 01-May-84 46 SPLINE.FOR 3 01-May-84 49 TEST4 .FOR 2 01-May-84 52 GRSUBS.FOR 15 01-May-84 54 GRAPH .FOR 5 01-May-84 69 DFLTCK.FOR 3 01-May-84 74 BOUNDS.FOR 3 01-May-84 77 SPACE .FOR 8 01-May-84 80 CLR .FOR 1 01-May-84 88 VT100A.FOR 3 01-May-84 89 VTCLR .FOR 1 01-May-84 92 GRFRAM.FOR 10 01-May-84 93 GRCLN .FOR 10 01-May-84 103 SPLSUB.FOR 6 01-May-84 113 GRAPHS.FOR 11 01-May-84 119 GRAPHM.FOR 16 01-May-84 130 TEST7 .FOR 1 01-May-84 146 TEST8 .FOR 1 01-May-84 147 VTDARK.FOR 1 01-May-84 148 GRMARK.FOR 5 01-May-84 149 GRINDX.FOR 9 01-May-84 154 TEST9 .FOR 1 01-May-84 163 VT100 .FOR 12 01-May-84 164 SPLPLT.FOR 4 01-May-84 176 100LIB.COM 1 01-May-84 180 GRFRAM.COM 1 01-May-84 181 GRAPHS.COM 1 01-May-84 182 GRCLN .COM 1 01-May-84 183 GRAPHM.COM 1 01-May-84 184 SPACE .COM 1 01-May-84 185 D .COM 1 01-May-84 186 GRINDX.COM 1 01-May-84 187 TEST2 .COM 1 01-May-84 188 X .COM 1 01-May-84 189 TEST3 .COM 1 01-May-84 190 TEST4 .COM 1 01-May-84 191 TEST6 .COM 1 01-May-84 192 SPLPLT.COM 1 01-May-84 193 TEST5 .COM 1 01-May-84 194 TEST7 .COM 1 01-May-84 195 TEST8 .COM 1 01-May-84 196 DEMO .COM 1 01-May-84 197 TEST9 .COM 1 01-May-84 198 GO .COM 1 01-May-84 199 105LIB.COM 2 01-May-84 200 OUTSTR.MAC 3 01-May-84 202 VTBRIT.MAC 1 01-May-84 205 VTDARK.MAC 1 01-May-84 206 56 Files, 193 Blocks 287 Free blocks ******************************************************************* RATFR1.DEV ******************************************************************* RATFOR Submittor not know. RATionalized FORtran. A strucutred FORTRAN pre- processor. Version 20. RATFOR.DOC 16 01-May-84 8 RATFOR.TEC 1 01-May-84 24 RATMOD.RFR 50 01-May-84 25 RATDEF.RFI 7 01-May-84 75 RATCOM.RFI 8 01-May-84 82 RATSTK.RFI 1 01-May-84 90 RATFOR.FOR 72 01-May-84 91 RATMOD.FOR 90 01-May-84 163 RATFOR.LNK 1 01-May-84 253 RAT1ST.COM 3 01-May-84 254 RATBLD.COM 3 01-May-84 257 GETSTR.FOR 2 01-May-84 260 PUTSTR.FOR 2 01-May-84 262 RATRT .FOR 72 01-May-84 264 RAT1 .FOR 49 01-May-84 336 RAT2 .FOR 46 01-May-84 385 RAT3 .FOR 55 01-May-84 431 17 Files, 478 Blocks 8 Free blocks ******************************************************************* RATFR2.DEV ******************************************************************* STRLIB.FOR 78 01-May-84 8 RATHLP.MAC 5 01-May-84 86 CCHAR .RAT 2 01-May-84 91 CDATIM.RAT 1 01-May-84 93 CDEFIO.RAT 1 01-May-84 94 CFOR .RAT 1 01-May-84 95 CFUNC .RAT 1 01-May-84 96 CLINE .RAT 1 01-May-84 97 CLIST .RAT 2 01-May-84 98 CLOOK .RAT 1 01-May-84 100 COUTLN.RAT 1 01-May-84 101 CPRTLN.RAT 1 01-May-84 102 CSTR .RAT 1 01-May-84 103 CUCLC .RAT 1 01-May-84 104 DEFIN .RAT 6 01-May-84 105 DEFINS.RAT 5 01-May-84 111 RATDEF.RAT 6 01-May-84 116 RATRT .RAT 60 01-May-84 122 RAT1 .RAT 37 01-May-84 182 RAT2 .RAT 36 01-May-84 219 RAT3 .RAT 42 01-May-84 255 STRLIB.RAT 68 01-May-84 297 TEST1 .RAT 1 01-May-84 365 TEST2 .RAT 1 01-May-84 366 TEST3 .RAT 2 01-May-84 367 TEST4 .RAT 1 01-May-84 369 TEST5 .RAT 1 01-May-84 370 CFILES.RT 2 01-May-84 371 RATFOR.RNO 114 01-May-84 373 29 Files, 479 Blocks 7 Free blocks ******************************************************************* SPELL.DEV ******************************************************************* SPELL N. Bevan National Physical Laboratory DNACS Teddignton, Middlesex England 7W110LW Spelling verifier. Originally Submitted to Miami Symposium, Spring 1981. SPELL .SAV 9 01-May-84 14 SPELL .RNO 16 01-May-84 23 SPELL .WRD 123 01-May-84 39 SPELL .MAC 55 01-May-84 162 SPELL .COM 1 01-May-84 217 5 Files, 204 Blocks 276 Free blocks ******************************************************************* CC1.DEV ******************************************************************* C Language Robert B. Denny Creative System Design Co. 3452 E. Foothill Bldv., Suite 601 Passadena, CA 91107 (213) 792-9474 This is the Original Decus C System - NOT 11-SP-18 which has a number of improvements to it. It is included to give you some feeling for C This version is in pretty good shape. Also contains MP - macro processor which supports full Kernighan & Ritchie #define's with parameters. Pay no mind to the RUNOFF error messages from the .RNO's, they have hax in then for VAX RUNOFF. Originally Submitted to Miami Symposium , Spring 1981. WIZARD.RNO 431 01-May-84 14 1 Files, 431 Blocks 49 Free blocks ******************************************************************* CC2.DEV ******************************************************************* CLIB .OBJ 81 01-May-84 14 SUPORT.OBJ 1 01-May-84 95 STDIO .H 5 01-May-84 96 WHYC .RNO 36 01-May-84 101 AS .RNO 46 01-May-84 137 CC .RNO 72 01-May-84 183 CC .SAV 101 01-May-84 255 AS .SAV 46 01-May-84 356 XR .SAV 23 01-May-84 402 MP .SAV 38 01-May-84 425 10 Files, 449 Blocks 31 Free blocks ******************************************************************* ******************************************************************* APL - LANGUAGE APL00 .SAV 100 01-May-84 APL01 .SAV 100 01-May-84 APL02 .SAV 95 01-May-84 APL03 .SAV 95 01-May-84 APL04 .SAV 95 01-May-84 DDT .DOC 13 01-May-84 DDT .MAC 130 01-May-84 DDT .OBJ 26 01-May-84 VIEW .MAC 36 01-May-84 VIEW .SAV 6 01-May-84 V .COM 1 01-May-84 BYE .SAV 3 01-May-84 BYEBLD.SAV 4 01-May-84 BYE .IDX 4 01-May-84 BYE .LNS 123 01-May-84 COPY .DOC 5 01-May-84 COPY .TEC 2 01-May-84 MOUNT .SAV 2 01-May-84 ANOTAT.DIR 6 01-May-84 TCFLU2.MAC 21 01-May-84 TCFLU1.MAC 8 01-May-84 TCFLO .MAC 27 01-May-84 PTCFL .MAC 2 01-May-84 TCFL .CSL 10 01-May-84 TCFL .MTT 12 01-May-84 TCFL .BFO 7 01-May-84 SLVPLY.FOR 32 01-May-84 SLVPLY.SAV 36 01-May-84 SLVPLX.FOR 30 01-May-84 SLVPLM.SAV 40 01-May-84 SLVPLM.FOR 32 01-May-84 SLVPLX.SAV 32 01-May-84 GTTRM .FOR 1 01-May-84 KTCC .FOR 6 01-May-84 KTCC .SAV 19 01-May-84 CURP .FOR 2 01-May-84 CURP .SAV 16 01-May-84 TCFLIO.MAC 24 01-May-84 TCFL .DOC 98 01-May-84 TID .NTE 2 01-May-84 KTRMID.FOR 2 01-May-84 KTRMID.SAV 14 01-May-84 README.2ND 4 01-May-84 XDATCH.FOR 9 01-May-84 GETFIL.MAC 10 01-May-84 FTRAN .MAC 3 01-May-84 TRIMS .MAC 1 01-May-84 ASLOOK.MAC 6 01-May-84 XD .MAC 5 01-May-84 MMGT .MAC 1 01-May-84 XD .COM 1 01-May-84 XDATCH.COM 1 01-May-84 DUP .COM 1 01-May-84 XD .RNO 8 01-May-84 S78 .DIR 29 01-May-84 F78 .DIR 27 01-May-84 S79 .DIR 37 01-May-84 F79 .DIR 92 01-May-84 S80 .DIR 41 01-May-84 F80 .DIR 102 01-May-84 S81 .DIR 158 01-May-84 F81 .DIR 55 01-May-84 S82 .DIR 28 01-May-84 F82 .DIR 18 01-May-84 S83 .DIR 44 01-May-84 README.CCA 3 01-May-84 CCA1 .FOR 16 01-May-84 CCA2 .FOR 16 01-May-84 CCA5 .FOR 5 01-May-84 CCA9 .FOR 5 01-May-84 CCA10 .FOR 6 01-May-84 CCA1 .COM 1 01-May-84 CCA2 .COM 1 01-May-84 CCA5 .COM 1 01-May-84 CCA9 .COM 1 01-May-84 CCA10 .COM 1 01-May-84 RCCA1 .COM 1 01-May-84 RCCA2 .COM 1 01-May-84 RCCA5 .COM 1 01-May-84 RCCA9 .COM 1 01-May-84 RCCA10.COM 1 01-May-84 RCCALL.COM 2 01-May-84 CCA3 .FOR 8 01-May-84 CCA4 .FOR 7 01-May-84 CCA6 .FOR 5 01-May-84 CCA7 .FOR 5 01-May-84 CCA8 .FOR 6 01-May-84 CCA11 .FOR 10 01-May-84 CCA1X .FOR 36 01-May-84 CCA3 .COM 1 01-May-84 CCA4 .COM 1 01-May-84 CCA6 .COM 1 01-May-84 CCA7 .COM 1 01-May-84 CCA8 .COM 1 01-May-84 CCA11 .COM 1 01-May-84 BENBYS.FOR 6 01-May-84 BENCH .FOR 14 01-May-84 BENVIR.FOR 14 01-May-84 INPUT .FOR 2 01-May-84 BENBYX.PAS 7 01-May-84 BENBYS.PAS 7 01-May-84 APHORI.DAT 35 01-May-84 LITTL .FOR 2 01-May-84 LITTL .COM 1 01-May-84 SCRIP .FOR 5 01-May-84 SCRIP .COM 1 01-May-84 JACOBI.FOR 24 01-May-84 SCRIP2.FOR 4 01-May-84 SCRIP3.FOR 4 01-May-84 NSC2 .FOR 6 01-May-84 RAV3 .FOR 2 01-May-84 SP1111.FOR 112 01-May-84 RAV5 .FOR 2 01-May-84 TIME .FOR 4 01-May-84 NABFOR.OBJ 5 01-May-84 NABFOR.MAP 4 01-May-84 NABMAC.OBJ 15 01-May-84 NABMAC.MAP 4 01-May-84 NABMAC.SAV 10 01-May-84 NAB .COM 2 01-May-84 NABFOR.LST 1 01-May-84 NABMAC.LST 196 01-May-84 NABFOR.SAV 10 01-May-84 NABFOR.FOR 1 01-May-84 NABMAC.MAC 99 01-May-84 JUNK .FOR 1 01-May-84 JUNK .OBJ 5 01-May-84 INFOTS.RNO 5 01-May-84 INFOTS.MAC 8 01-May-84 INFOTS.OBJ 2 01-May-84 INFOTS.MAP 5 01-May-84 INFOTS.COM 1 01-May-84 INFOTS.SAV 15 01-May-84 INFOTS.LST 15 01-May-84 JUNK .LST 1 01-May-84 PRINT .COM 1 01-May-84 INFOTS.DOC 5 01-May-84 ANOTAT.DIR 6 01-May-84 DSKLIB.DOC 124 01-May-84 DLBOPT.MAC 4 01-May-84 DSKLIB.EOB 60 01-May-84 DSKLIB.NOB 62 01-May-84 DSKLIB.NSV 29 01-May-84 DSKLIB.ESV 28 01-May-84 DLBCOM.MAC 1 01-May-84 DLBCOM.SAV 1 01-May-84 UA .MAC 1 01-May-84 UA .SAV 1 01-May-84 AR .DOC 12 01-May-84 AR .MAC 7 01-May-84 ARCDEF.MAC 4 01-May-84 ARCDEF.SAV 3 01-May-84 DDT .DOC 13 01-May-84 DDT .MAC 130 01-May-84 MODEM7.C 53 01-May-84 TSXIS .OBJ 1 01-May-84 TSXIS .MAC 1 01-May-84 TSXRT .OBJ 1 01-May-84 TSXRT .MAC 1 01-May-84 CIO .MAC 2 01-May-84 MODEM7.COM 1 01-May-84 CIO .OBJ 1 01-May-84 MODEM7.SAV 25 01-May-84 DM22V4.SLP 3 01-May-84 MODEM7.DOC 5 01-May-84 VM .MAC 21 01-May-84 VM .DOC 1 01-May-84 DM .DOC 2 01-May-84 DY22V4.SLP 2 01-May-84 DY22V4.COM 1 01-May-84 DY .DOC 2 01-May-84 MXV22 .DOC 283 01-May-84 README.MTI 2 01-May-84 RTDY .COM 3 01-May-84 PARSE .FOR 5 01-May-84 PARSE .DOC 3 01-May-84 PARSE .FTN 8 01-May-84 PARSE .OBJ 16 01-May-84 EXAMPL.PAR 3 01-May-84 SWCNSE.SAV 2 01-May-84 SWCNSE.MAC 5 01-May-84 SWCNSE.DOC 2 01-May-84 SETOPS.FOR 15 01-May-84 SETOPS.SAV 35 01-May-84 SETOPS.DOC 1 01-May-84 RTCOM .SAV 16 01-May-84 RTCOM .DOC 18 01-May-84 RTSET .FOR 17 01-May-84 RTSET .SAV 30 01-May-84 LX8BIT.SAV 2 01-May-84 LX8BIT.DOC 4 01-May-84 FACE .PAS 4 01-May-84 LIST .SAV 21 01-May-84 FACE .SAV 14 01-May-84 SCRIBE.SAV 19 01-May-84 LIST .PAS 19 01-May-84 SCRIBE.PAS 10 01-May-84 README.LIS 6 01-May-84 GETRNO.MAP 4 01-May-84 HEADER.RNO 1 01-May-84 GETRNO.OBJ 10 01-May-84 GETRNO.DOC 17 01-May-84 STRING.DEC 2 01-May-84 STRING.OBJ 7 01-May-84 GETRNO.COM 1 01-May-84 GETRNO.SRC 1 01-May-84 GETGLO.PAS 1 01-May-84 OUTRNO.OBJ 13 01-May-84 GETRNO.RNO 15 01-May-84 GETRNO.SAV 25 01-May-84 GETRNO.PAS 21 01-May-84 SHUT .COM 2 01-May-84 DELAY1.MAC 1 01-May-84 DELAY1.OBJ 1 01-May-84 DELAY5.MAC 1 01-May-84 TCUGET.MAC 7 01-May-84 TCUPUT.MAC 6 01-May-84 README.TCU 2 01-May-84 OUTRNO.PAS 13 01-May-84 DELAY1.SAV 2 01-May-84 DELAY5.OBJ 1 01-May-84 DELAY5.SAV 2 01-May-84 SHUT .DOC 1 01-May-84 IPARSE.FOR 6 01-May-84 MATCH .FOR 4 01-May-84 NEST .FOR 6 01-May-84 ENC .FOR 15 01-May-84 KMP2WU.MAC 2 01-May-84 IDSPTC.MAC 7 01-May-84 IDSPTC.FOR 30 01-May-84 TXTL .COM 1 01-May-84 TXTLO .COM 1 01-May-84 EXMPL1.INP 1 01-May-84 EXMPL2.INP 1 01-May-84 TXTWRT.HLP 51 01-May-84 TXTWRT.FOR 25 01-May-84 MJCLOK.REL 6 01-May-84 MJCLOK.MAC 37 01-May-84 MJCLOK.DOC 41 01-May-84 TXTC .COM 1 01-May-84 TCFLO .MAC 27 01-May-84 TCFLIO.MAC 23 01-May-84 PTXTW .MAC 2 01-May-84 TXTWRT.SAV 51 01-May-84 TXTWRT.OVL 53 01-May-84 GETRSX.TXT 8 01-May-84 GETRSX.SAV 31 01-May-84 GETRSX.DOC 8 01-May-84 GETRSX.COM 1 01-May-84 GETRSX.SRC 45 01-May-84 UNXSYS.C 3 01-May-84 TYPES .H 1 01-May-84 R50FIL.H 1 01-May-84 EMTDEF.H 3 01-May-84 CSTAT .H 1 01-May-84 LOOKUP.C 1 01-May-84 READW .C 1 01-May-84 CLOSE .C 1 01-May-84 CSTAT .C 1 01-May-84 GETCHN.C 1 01-May-84 CVTR50.C 6 01-May-84 EMT .MAC 5 01-May-84 STRCAT.C 1 01-May-84 STRCHR.C 1 01-May-84 README.1ST 2 01-May-84 RTRSX .DOC 7 01-May-84 RTRSX .SAV 29 01-May-84 RTRSX .C 20 01-May-84 RSXSUB.C 27 01-May-84 DOPEN .MAC 2 01-May-84 RSXGET.C 38 01-May-84 RSXGET.DOC 6 01-May-84 APL06 .SAV 83 01-May-84 APL07 .SAV 83 01-May-84 UTLCAL.APL 10 01-May-84 UTLPRT.APL 4 01-May-84 REGRES.APL 7 01-May-84 APLUTL.DOC 42 01-May-84 CHAREX.FOR 8 01-May-84 CHAREX.SAV 27 01-May-84 CHAREX.HLP 4 01-May-84 FSALEN.FOR 7 01-May-84 FSALEN.SAV 21 01-May-84 FSALEN.HLP 4 01-May-84 FSALEN.C 4 01-May-84 FORUTL.DOC 21 01-May-84 FIXLEN.FOR 10 01-May-84 FIXLEN.SAV 29 01-May-84 FIXLEN.HLP 3 01-May-84 FIXLEN.C 2 01-May-84 MATCH .FOR 20 01-May-84 MATCH .SAV 28 01-May-84 MATCH .HLP 7 01-May-84 MATCHB.FOR 22 01-May-84 MATCHB.SAV 29 01-May-84 MATCHB.HLP 7 01-May-84 MERGEF.C 11 01-May-84 MERGEF.SAV 36 01-May-84 MERGEF.HLP 11 01-May-84 CRREAD.FOR 12 01-May-84 DUMPMT.FOR 15 01-May-84 DUMPMT.SAV 52 01-May-84 DUMPMT.HLP 16 01-May-84 SPDUMP.FOR 21 01-May-84 SPDUMP.SAV 53 01-May-84 BCKTPE.C 19 01-May-84 BCKDIR.C 7 01-May-84 BCKUP .C 8 01-May-84 BCKUP .SAV 32 01-May-84 BCKDIR.SAV 53 01-May-84 BCKTPE.SAV 75 01-May-84 RETRN .SAV 30 01-May-84 RETTPE.SAV 53 01-May-84 RETRN .C 3 01-May-84 RETTPE.C 11 01-May-84 BACKUP.HLP 23 01-May-84 FORUTL.DOC 21 01-May-84 TAPER .FOR 22 01-May-84 TAPER .SAV 53 01-May-84 TAPER .HLP 16 01-May-84 TAPXXX.FOR 27 01-May-84 TAPXXX.SAV 54 01-May-84 EBCDIC.DAT 2 01-May-84 EXTMT .MAC 26 01-May-84 EXTMT .DOC 4 01-May-84 EXTMT .OBJ 3 01-May-84 PROM .SAV 71 01-May-84 PROM .DOC 5 01-May-84 PROM .C 27 01-May-84 TALK .SAV 55 01-May-84 00TSX .PPN 1 01-May-84 LETT2 .C 5 01-May-84 LETT2 .SAV 40 01-May-84 LETTER.COM 1 01-May-84 DT .C 5 01-May-84 DT .SAV 35 01-May-84 DUMPA .SAV 48 01-May-84 DUMPA .C 20 01-May-84 DUMPA .DOC 8 01-May-84 ************************************************************ END of LISTINGS\ ****************