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DEC

US

PROG~M

LIBR4RY

O1TALOG

FOR

PDP-8,

FOCAL8,

PDP-12,

LlNC-8

UPDATE

--

FEBRUARY

1972

DIGITAL

EQUIPMENT

COMPUTER

USERS

SOCIElY

MAYNARD,

MASSACHUSETTS

01754

TEL.

89751111WX

710347-0212

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DECUS

Program Library Contacts

When users find

it

necessary to

call

the

DECUS

Program Library for information, it helps

to

have

the

name

of

a

specific

person with whom

they

can

speak.

For

your information

we have compiled

the

following list:

Accounting or Pricing Information -Karen King X2447

PDP-lO, PDP-12, PDP-15

and

L1NC

orders and information -Barba:-a Kowalczyk X 2524

PDP-8 Library orders and information -Helen Tucker X2524

PDP-ll,

FOCAL

and

BASIC

orders and information -

Stacia

Taylor X2524

New

or proposed library subm

iss

ions,

changes,

etc.,

genera

I I ibrary contents -Ferne

Ha

lIey

or Pat Davies X2524.

Copyright

@>

1971 -Digital Equipment Computer Users

Society

DECUS

NO.

12:~?

(Continued)

updating and file sorting.

Once

programs are filed

by

LOADBIN,

DATAFILE

will retrieve and load them into abso-

lute locations and start

at

any address.

Sourge Language:

LAP6

DECUS

NO.

12-2S

DXCREATE

Dr.

C.

M. Malpus, University

of

Leeds, Leeds, England

DXCREATE

is

a utility program for use with the

DATAFILE

library system. It

is

used for repairing damaged

DATAFILE

library indexes, and

for

the creation

of

indexes with

arbi-

trary or non-standard contents. All necessary manipu lations

of

the index

are

carried out by

DXCREATE,

but the files whose

details

are

contained within the index are unaffected.

Source Language:

LAP6

DECUS

NO.

12-29

LlNC-10

Juergen Klauske, Digital Equipment GmbH, Hannover,

Germany

This

is

a

set

of

FORTRAN

callable

functions and subroutines

to operate the following PDP-12 options:

ND

Converter,

Display, Left Switches, Relays, LlNCtape (Block

oriented,

unformatted

VO).

Source Language:

SABR

(NOTE: No documentation

available,

tapes only. (See

Price

List)

DECUS

NO.

12-30

TDUMP

S.

G.

We

II come and D. F. Pavlock, Digital Equipment

Corparation, Maynard, Massachusetts

This

tape

dump program allows the programmer

to

print out the

contents

of

any block

of

his LlNCtapes or disk. The output

will be printed on any

of

the following three printers:

Tele-

type,

LP,08

printer,

LP12

printer.

The

program

is

a standard

load and go

LAP6-DJAL

binary. All input information

is

via

a standard QANDA frame. All Vo

is

buffered and the

tape

runs

in

NOPAUSE mode.

The

output printed

is

the octal

con-

tents

of

each

block.

Other Programs Needed: DJAL-MS

Storage Requirement:

SK

Source Language: LAP6-DIAL

12 - 5

DECUS

NO.

12-31

DCON-1,0

Stephen

G.

Wellcome, Digital Equipment Corporation,

Maynard, Massachusetts

DCON-1,0 allows the user to read and write PDP-10 DECtape

source files on a PDP-12 equipped with the TC-12F hardware

option.

All necessary index handling

is

performed. Binary

fi

les produced by

PALl,0

or PAll 2 may be transferred to the

DIAL

binary working

area

or punched on paper

tape.

Minimum Hardware:

Other Programs Needed:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-32

COMPAR12

SK

PDP-12 with two LlNCtape.

drives and TC12 hardware option

DIAL-MS

LAP6-DIAL

D. F. Pavlock and S.

G.

We

II

come, Digital Equipment

Corparation, Maynard, Massachusetts

COMPAR12 allows the user

to

compare either source or binary

DIAL

files by name, or specified blocks

of

tape or disk by

ab-

solute block numbers. Any discrepancies

are

displayed on the

scope. With SK, the comparison

is

done

1,0

blocks

at

a time.

If

12K

is

available,

it

is

done

2,0

blocks

at

a time.

Other Programs Needed: DIAL-MS

Vo

routines

Storage Requirement:

SK

Source Language: LAP6-DJAL

DECUS

NO.

12-33

KWANDA

Gene

Kwatny, Krusen Research

Center,

Temple University,

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

KWANDA

provides several additions to QANDA (DEC-12-

FISA)

for

text

display and

input/output.

KWANDA

need

reside

in

only one segment and may be accessed

from

any

other.

The Teletype Vo routines may be

called

from

any

segment. The number

of

digits

in

the answer field

is

extended

to 99 and control-characters may be

utilized.

Minimum Hardware:

Other Programs Needed:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

PDP-12A

Refer to QANDA (DEC-12-FISA)

l,0,0,0S

LAP6-DIAL

DECUS

NO.

12-34

STAP-12

Urs

R.

Wyss, University

of

Zurich,

Switzerland

An

open

ended

library system

for

neuronal spike

train

analysis

is

presented.

It

provides for: 1) Assimilation

of

event/time

data

(spikes),

2)

Data management

of

digitalized

spike

trains,

3)

Off-line

analysis

of

spike trains (histograms,

cor-

relograms,

etc.),

4)

Output

driv~rs

(display,

plotter).

Minimum Hardware:

Restrictions:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO

12-35

8K PDP-12, KWI2,

EAE

(KEI2)

Does not run under LAP6-DIAL or

DIAL-MS

Mixed Mode PDP/LiNC Assembler

Bioelectric Signal Sorter (JULIA)

Vratislav

J.

Prochazka,

University

of

Ulm, Ulm, West Germany

This program provides a means

for

the

automatic

sorting and

time analysis

of

biological

action

potentials.

Unit recognition

is

achieved

by a

template-matching

technique

with

semi-

automatic

handling

of

interference

potentials,

ensuring a very

reliable

sorting.

Minimum Hardware:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-36

Hangman

for

PDP-12

PDP-12 with

A/D,

VR12

Display,

Basic LlNCtape System,

SK

Memory, ASR33, KWI2,

KE12

LAP6

Jud

Gilbert,

Florida

State

University, Tallahassee, Florida

This word game

is

based on

the

penci I and paper stick figure

drawing

game.

One

player types

in

a book

title

and a

clue.

Another player guesses

letters.

Six incorrect guesses loses.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-37

PDP-12,

LlNCtape,

Scope

1024 words

DIAL

ODCAD

(Octal

to Decimal Conversion and Display)

Jud

Gilbert,

University

of

Florida, Tallahassee, Florida

The purpase

of

this program

is

to convert

11

bit

signed (octal)

numbers to decimal numbers and display them on

the

VR12

scope suppressing leading

zeros,

with or without decimal

point.

Min

imum

Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

PDP-12, Scope, LlNCtape

242S locations

DIAL

DECUS

NO.

12-3SA

Histogram and

One-Factor

Analysis

of

Variance

Mary Kathleen Fairbanks, Neuropsychology Research,

Veterans Administration Hospital,

Sepulveda,

California

The program performs three primary functions which may be

executed

singly or

in

any

desired combination,

i.e.

data

storage,

histogram construction and analysis

of

variance

computation. Accepts integer

data

entered

via

teletype

and

stores these

data

on LlNCtape using

the

DIAL

index.

Displays

a histogram

of

the

integers on request using

the

PDP-12

scope.

Displays minimum, second smallest, second largest and

maxi-

mum

values

of

the

data

array.

Computes

either

a

one-factor

repeated

measures or a

one-factor

completely randomized

analysis

of

variance

on the

data

if

requested.

This program

package

is

composed

of

the

following program segments:

$ANOVA,

$HISTGM, $INT,

$GPH,

%AV, %2AV, %3AV.

The package will handle a maximum

of

6%%

numbers

at

one

time and the largest number

of

intervals

that

the histogram

may have

is

95.

Minimum Hardware: PDP-12A, SK, 2 TU/55

Other

Pragrams

Needed:

FOCAL-12

Source Language: FOCAL-12

DECUS

NO.

12-3SB

Histogram and Two-Factor Analysis

of

Variance

Mary Kathleen Fairbanks, Neuropsychology Research,

Veterans Ad'11inistration Hospital,

Sepulveda,

California

As

for

DECUS

NO.

12-3SA

DECUS

NO.

12-39

QUANAT 1

John Hogan, Weston Observatory, Boston

College,

Weston,

Massachusetts

QUANAT 1

is

a version

of

the

Q and A subroutine

that

has

the

following

features~

1)

An

independently located

('floating')

text

buffer, 2) Single

character

deletion

and 3)

LAP6

character

codes,

excluding

75,

76 and

77.

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-40

254 Decimal locations

LAP6

PDP-8 Disk Monitor -LAP6-DIAL Interface

John

R.

Raines, Northwestern University Medical School,

Chicago,

Illinois

This package contains

three

programs which

facilitate

operation

of

the

PDP-S Disk Monitor and LAP6-DIAL

operating

systems

on a PDP-12

at

the

same time. Rapid

bidirectional

ASCII and

binary file communication between the two operating systems

is

also provided for.

12 - 6

Minimum Hardware:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-41

PDP-12A, DF32 Disk, SK,

TTY,

VC 12 Display

DIAL

BLOOPD -Blood Pressure Display Program

Julia

A.

Voland

Submitted by: Dr. Nelson

E.

Leatherman, Indiana University,

Bloomington, Indiana

BLOOPD

is

primarily

for

visual information

only.

It

displays

either

the blood pressure waveform on a

calibrated

scope,

or

the

digitized

va lues

of

four parameters

of

the

blood pressure.

A printout

of

the values

is

also provided. All options

are

selected

by

teletype.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-42

CALCO 12

PDP-12A

Two

fields, total 2713S locations

LAP6

Richard Reeder, State University

of

New York, Stony Brook,

New York

This plotter program can be used with programs like

CATACAL

to

obtain reasonably high-speed hard copy

of

data

which

is

stored on

tape.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-43

PLOT3D

PDP-12, Model 565 CalComp

Plotter,

VR12

Display,

One

LlNCtape Unit

1 K

of

core

DIAL

J.

Cohen and M.

Carhart,

Northwestern University Medical

School,

Chicago,

Illinois

This program displays

data

from

LlNCtape

and

allows

for

user

modifi cation before plotting

on

an

XY

plotter.

As

each

block

is

plotted,

the previous

data

is

not

overwritten.

This pro-

duces a three-dimensional

effect.

Data can be single or

double precision. The space between

each

block

is

selectable.

A subroutine to label

each

graph

is

included.

Frequency power

spectra

data

shows time shifts.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

4K PDP-12,

XY

Plotter

4K

LAP6-DIAL

DECUS

NO.1

?-A-1-

AVERDT

J.

Cohen and M.

Carhart,

Northwestern University School

of

Medicine,

Chicago,

Illinois

This program

is

designed for averaging

EEG

analog

data

points

with

delayed

trigger to

indicate

each

epoch.

In

this way

data

both before and

after

the signal

can

be

studied.

The epoch

length can

vary

from

1

to

7 seconds and 7

data

channels

are

available.

A number

of

trials

are

averaged

and can be

dis-

played and saved on

LlNCtape.

One

can

select

a

variable

stimulus probe. This program

is

excellent

for

measuring

readiness

potentials.

Minimum Hardware:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-45

FOCALP -FOCALPE

SK

PDP-12,

KW12

LAP6-DIAL

Judson

Gilbert,

Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida

This

is

a new version

of

FOCAL

5/69

(DECUS

NO.

FOCALS-

52) which has

been

tailored

to

the

4K PDP-12A with an

in-

cremental

plotter.

The program exists as symbolic and binary

programs on a

DIAL

V2

tape.

In

this way

it

can be

readny

modified/reassembled/and loaded. There

are

two versions

--

FOCALPE with

extended

functions, FOCALP without. Many

of

the commands and features have

been

changed in this

program.

Minimum Hardware:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-46

STRINGS

4K PDP-12A, Incremental Plotter

DIAL

John

R.

Raines, Northwestern University Medical

Schoal,

Chicago,

Illinois

This program provides a

character

string search function

to

the

D

IAL-MS

editor.

Any

character

string up

to

15 characters in

length may be searched for in the work

area

of

the

DIAL-MS

editor,

using STRINGS.

Minimum Hardware:

SK

PDP-12B

Other

Programs Needed: DIAL-MS

Restrictions: Will not run under DtAL-V2

Source Language:

DIAL

DECUS

NO.

12-47

PIP-16,0,0

John

R.

Raines, Northwestern University Medical School,

Chicago,

Illinois

This program

is

useful in conjunction with DIAL-MS tapes

using DEC's new LlNCtape format

of

16,0,08

blocks.

It

pro-

vides

facilities

for storing and retrieving source and binary

12 - 7

fi

les

on

these tapes

(ex

isting

software

wou

Id

not

store

above

block

77SS

).

Also

provided

is

an

option

to

duplicate

entire

(16,0,0S

block)

L1NCtapes.

PIP-16,0,0

can

reference

the

DIAL-

MS work

area

for

either

source

mode

input

or

output.

PIP-

16,0,0

effective

Iy

doubles

the

storage

area

on

DIAL

LI

NCtapes.

Minimum

Hardware:

SK PDP-12B

Other

Programs

Needed:

DIAL-MS,

MARK

12-1

(Included

on

LI

NCtape)

Restrictions:

Source

Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-4S

Will

not

run

under

DIAL-V2

DIAL

PS/S

FORTRAN Library Routines

Charles

M.

Moore,

III, Rice

University,

Houston,

Texas

This

package

contains

a

set

of

additional

PS/S

FORTRAN

Library

routines.

The

binary

files

containing

these

routines

have

been

collected

into

library

file

L1BI2.RL

on

the

L1NC-

tape.

A

modified

version

of

LOADER. SV

is

provided

which

searches

both

L1B.12

and

L1BB

when

completing

the

building

of

a

core

image

of

a

user's

program.

File

WRITE.UP

provides

additional

details.

FORTRAN demo'1stration programs

are

included

on

tape.

Among

the

routines

included

on

the

L1NCtape

are:

1.

PDP-12

PS/S

FORTRAN

Display

Routines

2.

PS/S

FORTRAN

Teletype

I/o

Routines

3.

PS/S

FORTRAN

File

I/o

Routines

4.

PDP-12

PS/S FORTRAN L1NC

mode

I/o

Routines

5.

PDP-12

PS/S

FORTRAN L1NCtape

I/o

Routines

Minimum

Hardwa'e:

PDP-12

with

PS/S (Some wi

II

run

on

PDP-S

with

PS/S).

Display

routines

require

CRT

and

some

require

EAE. Two

routines

require

KWI2-A

real-time

clock

Miscellaneous:

Source

Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-49

Entire

package

is

contained

on

a

PDP-12

LI

NCtape

marked

using

12S-wo

rd

blocks

SABR

Cold

Start

DF32 Disk

Formatter

for PS/S

on

a

PDP-12

Mario

DeNobili

Submitted

by:

Stanley

Rabinowitz,

Digital

Equipment

Corporation,

Maynard,

Massachusetts

The

following

problem

arises

for users who

have

a

PDP-12

(with

L1NCtape)

and

a DF32 disk

and

who wish

to

use

the

PS/S programming system:

They

would

like

to use

the

disk

as

the

system

device

since

this

expands

the

capabi

I

ities

of

PS/S

and

speeds

it

up

consid-

erably;

however,

they

cannot

devote

the

disk

to

the

exclusive

use

of

PS/S

since

other

programs

(notobly

the

LAP6-DIAL-MS

12

- S

monitor

system)

require

the

use

of

the

disk.

Recreating

the

PS/S

disk

system from

scratch

is

normally

very

time

consuming.

This

document

explains

a

method

for

the

user

to

create

a

PS/S

disk

system from

scratch

as

easily

as he

can

bootstrap

into

a

PS/S

LI

NCtape

system.

Minimum

Hardware:

Other

Programs

Needed:

Storage

Requ

irement:

Source

Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-50

EDIT-12

SK PDP-12B,

32KDF32

Disk,

L1NCtape

PS/S-S

K Programm i ng

System,

PS/S

Configurator

4,0,0,0

-426,0

Assembly

Language

Henry

A.

Maurer,

Digital

Equipment

Corporation,

Maynard,

Massachusetts

EDIT-12

is

a

simple

modification

of

PS/S's

EDIT

that

causes

all

characters

to

appear

on

the

scope

instead

of

on

the

teletype,

considerably

speeding

up

editing.

Minimum

Hardware:

Source

Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-51

---------

MAGSPYD

Any

PS/S

configuration

on a

PDP-12

PAL-S

Clark

S.

DO'1ley,

Johns

Hopkins

University,

Baltimore,

Maryland

MAGSPYD

is

a

modification

of

MAGSPY

that

provides

the

ability

to

look

at

any

length

tape,

and

to

view

the

unpacked

ASCII

generated

by

the

DIAL-MS

assembler

with

a

L1STAPE

instruction.

It

allows

convenient

use

of

the

teletype

to

restart

the

program,

rewind

the

tape,

go

to

DIAL,

or

to

display

a

HELP

frame

to

explain

the

sense

switch

options.

It

includes

an

A/D

knob

to

control

the

number

of

lines

displayed

on

the

screen

and

a

sense

switch

option

to

stop

the

movement

of

the

display.

It

also

contains

the

octal

display

and

large/sma

II

waveform

options

of

earlier

modifications.

Minimum

Hardware:

Source

Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-52

Student

Test An:Jlysis

4K

PDP-12

LAP6-DIAL

Stephen

J.

Mayor,

Ph.D.,

Medical

College

of

Ohio

at

Toledo,

Ohio

This is a

three-part

program

to

score

and

do

item

analysis

of

student

responses.

Part I

of

the

program

scores

parts

of

the

exam.

It

prints

out

the

student's

number

and

his

score

on

that

part

of

the

exam

along

with

the

percentage

of

the

class

making

the

correct

answer.

Part II

takes

the

scores

of

a

II

parts

of

the

exam

and

prints

out:

(1)

the

student's

number

and

his

overall

score,

(2)

the

class

mean

and

standard

deviation,

(3)

the

decile

distribution

in terms

of

percentage

of

class,

(4) a

plot

of

the

decile

distribution.

Part

III

of

the

program complJtes

DECUS

NO.

12-_52

(Continued)

the distribution

of

answers,

in

terms

of

percentage

of

class,

to

a given question

for

each

part of the exam. Printout

is

(1) questio-n number,

(2)

choice number,

(3)

%

of

class making

that

choice,

(4) answer

key.

Minimum Hardware:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-53

4K PDP-12

FOCAL-4K

Liquid Scintillation Counting: Conversion

of

CPM

to

DPM

in

Double-label Experiments

Stephen

J.

Mayor,

Ph.D.,

Medical College

of

Ohio

at

Toledo, Toledo, Ohio

This

program takes the raw

data

outputted

from

the LSC's

(Packard Model 3380) teletype punch, and using the

Okitz

equations, calculates the

DPM

for

two isotopes

of

each

sample.

The

AES

ratio

is

used to

calculate

percentage

of

efficiency and spillover

for

each

isotope.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-54

PDP-l2A, Teletype punch and

reader

4096 words

FOCAL-4K

QUIP -

Quick

Assembler

for

the PDP-12

Stephen

G.

Wellcome, Digital Equipment Corparation,

Maynard, Massachusetts

QUIP

is

a modification

of

the

DEC

Floating Point Assembler

to enable it to handle

LMODE

as well as

PMODE

instructions.

All of the floating paint handlers have been removed, and

in

their place have been substituted handlers for

L1NC

code,

ring buffer handlers and

no

pause routines. Because both the

LMODE

and

PMODE

symbol tables

are

core resident and

because

of

the symbol

table

search algorithm used, operation

is

up

to

four times faster than the

DIAL

Assembler.

Minimum Hardware:

Other Programs Needed:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-55

FFAESIM

8K PDP-12

DIAL-MS

Vo

Routines

DIAL

H.

G.

Helgeson, Forsvarets Forskningsanstalt, Stockholm,

Sweden

This

program makes it passible

to

run the

FFTD

program on a

PDP-12 without the

EAE

option.

It

consists of a modified

version

of

Digital-8-17-U,

Extended Arithmetic Element

Instruction Set Simulator, and a patch to change the

EAE

instructions in

FFTD.

Minimum Hardware:

Other Programs Needed:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-56

8K PDP-12B

FFTD

(DEC-12-FQEA)

165-177; 200-357; 1600-1653

LAP6-DIAL

QANDA+ -Modified QANDA Subroutine

W.

R.

J.

Funnell, McGill University, Montreal, Canada

QANDA+

is

a modified version of the QANDA subroutine

(DEC-12-FISA).

The

following changes have been made:

(1) it

no

longer needs to be

in

the same instruction field as

the

calling program, (2) both QANDA itself, and the

GETKBD

subroutine, return control to

LAP6-DIAL

when

Cntrl/D

is

typed, (3) the routines

for

returning to LAP6-DIAL,

and

for

typing a carriage return/line feed

pair,

are both

accessible to external programs, and

(4)

the calling sequence

has been changed.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Restrictions:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-57

PDP-12B

First 4 pages of any segment

Same as

for

QANDA,

also,

TTY

must be initialized before use

LAP6-DIAL

SPY+

-Modified MAGSPV

W.

R.

J.

Funnell, McGill University, Montreal, Canada

SPV+

is

a modifier! version of MAGSPY (DEC-12-USZA).

It

incorparates the added featun!s

of

DfCUS NO.

1"2-21

(by

Lawrence Moss), as well as the following features:

(1)

it can

handle tapes marked with 16008 blocks, (2) upan reaching the

end

of

the tape it will stop moving the window, rather than go

to

the other end

of

the

tape,

(3)

it

is

controlled

from

the

TTY

rather than

from

the sense switches, and

(4)

the waveform

display

may

be scaled by means

of

knob

O.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

12-58

FIFOCON

PDP-l2A

All of segment

1,

6 pages

in

segment

2,

4 pages

in

segment 3

LAP6-DIAL

Gerald

W.

Dulaney, Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

Massachusetts

FIFOCON

is

a File Format Converter program to transfer

integer

fractionor

floating paint format

data

files into any

of

those formats. Input can be by block number or filename,

output

is

in

DIAL

file format and can handle double precision

integer input or output.

Minimum Hardware:

PDP-1~30

(8K, L1NCtape,

etc.)

Other Programs Needed: FOCAL-12,

DIAL-MS

Source

Language:

FOCAL-12

12 - 9

DECUS

NO.

12-59

FOCPLOT

R.

Thomas Divers, Case Western Reserve

Un

ivers

ity,

Cleveland,

Ohio

FOCPLOT

is

an

interactive

program to plot FOCAL-12

generated

data

from

integer

tape

files to a

digital

plotter.

Annotation symbols

can

be superimp:>sed on the

data.

Point

plot or continuous (straight line between

adjacent

points)

curves may be

specified.

A short

overlay

is

provided to

permit

annotated

axes and a legend.

Minimum Hardware:

Other

Programs

Needed:

Storage Requirement:

Restrictions:

Source Language:

8K PDP-12,

LlNCtape,

Digital

Plotter (CaICo'llp or

equivalent)

VR-12,

TTY

DECUS

NO.

8-168,

QANDA

(both incorporated), LAP-6,

DIAL-MS

100-153,

2400-11665

Maximum

of

767

points can

be

plotted

LAP-6, DIAL-MS

12 -10

DECUS

PROGRAM AVAILABILITY

Reference list

of

materials available

from

the

DECUS

Program

library

and

Publications Department

-

..

'...-.,----

JECUS

NO.

WRITE-UP

r-it~ER

::;I~

LISTING

DECTAPE

LINCTAPE MAGTAPE

CARD

DECK

'-/

*

"

..

-

.-

12-33 X

XX

X

-

12-34 X X (4)

..

_---

~'-

12-35 X X

-

i..,

12-36 X \ X

----

-" I

---"

12-37

X " X

-

12-38A X X

~-

-

12-38B X X

12-39 X X

--

f--

12-40 X X

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--,--.

--"----------~-.---

-_.

12-41 X X X

".

-

12-42 X

XX

X

.

--------

--

-------

12-43 X X

12-44 X

oJ

X

-

--

f--

"---_.-

• 2-45 X X

--.

---~---

----

'-12-46

X

r~---~r

12-47 X

--

12-48 X

XX

X

r---

..

--~--

...

- -

12-49 X XX X

.--

12-50 X

12-51 X

XX

X

12-52 X X

--.

12-53 X X

12-54 X

XX

X

. ,

12-55 X X X X

--

'-'"

12-56 X XX

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X

I -

12-57 X XX ) X

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------

. -

...

12-58 X X

12-59 X

XX

X

-

'-./

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---

* X -

listing

with

write-up

XX

-

listin

g

availa

ble

at

a handlin

g char e

g

12 A - 3

PDP-12

NUMERICAL

INDEX

DECUS

NO.

TiTlE

12-1

EEG

Data Collection (BNI

Series)

12-2

PDP-12

Util

ity

and

Data Reduction

Programs

12-3 Obsolete

12-4

IRDA

12-5

SERCHPRO

12-6 ANDIP -Analog Digital Interchange

Program

12-7

DBLFLT

-Double Float Mathematical

Routines

12-8 Teletype Conversion

Routines

12-9

SLOWCREF

12-10 FOCAL Library (LlNCtape FOCAL for the

PDP-12)

12-11

ODTAPE

(Octal Debugging for

PDP-12

LlNCtapes)

12-12

8T012

File Converter

12-13

RDPEC:

PEC

Synchronous

Tape

Read

Program

12-14 MUL-2REG

12-15 HIST012

12-16 MODCLK

12-17

DIALRF,08

12-18 "FAILSAFE"

12-19 DIBOL-12

12-20

FORMATXT

12-21 Modified MAGSPY

12-22

PLOTFFT

12-23

CFFT

12-24 Overlays to FOCAL-12

12-25

Three

Subroutines for

QANDA

-

FRACUS,

SCRMBL,

QANDA-C

12-26

12-27

12-28

12-29

12-30

12-31

12-32

12-33

12-34

12-35

12-36

DATAFILE

LOADBIN

DXCREATE

LlNC-l0

TDUMP

DCON-l,0

COMPAR12

KWANDA

STAP-12

Bioelectric Signal Sorter (JULIA)

Hangman

for

PDP-12

DECUS

NO.

12-37

12-38A

12-38B

12-39

12-40

12-41

12-42

12-43

12-44

12-45

12-46

12-47

12-48

12-49

12-50

12-51

12-52

12-53

12-54

12-55

12-56

12-57

12-58

12-59

12

NI

- 1

TITLE

ODCAD (Octal to Decimal Conversion

and

Display)

Histogram

and

One-Factor Analysis of

Variance

Histogram

and

Two-Factor Analysis

of

Variance

QUANAT 1

PDP-8

Disk Monitor -LAP6-DIAL Interface

BLOOPD -

Blood

Pressure

Display

Program

CALCO

12

PLOT3D

AVERDT

FOCALP-

FOCALPE

STRINGS

PIP-16,0,0

ps/8

FORTRAN

Library

Routines

Cold Start

DF32

Disk Formatter for

ps/8

on

a

PDP-12

EDIT-12

MAGSPYD

Student

Test

Analysis

Liquid Scintillation Counting: Conversion

of

CPM

to

DPM

in Double-label

Experiments

QUIP -

Quick

Assembler

for

the

PDP-12

FFAESIM

QANDA+

-Modified

QANDA

Subroutine

SPY+

-Modified MAGSPY

FIFOCON

FOCPLOT

DECUS

NO.

8-395

Space

War

Evan Suits, Dlgital Eguipment

Corporation,

Maynard,

Massachusetts

The classic game

of

Intergalactic

Death and Destruction on a

LAB-S.

Two

players

vie

with ships in

space

for control

of

the

Universe. The ships may be

controlled

from

the

Switch

Register or

from

the

AX¢8 front panel Blue Ribbon

Connector.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Reguirement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

S-396

4K

LAB-S

or LAB-B/L, ASR33

25.0.0

words

PAL

MTS-6/70

(Mi

II

isecond Time-Sharing System)

Char les W. Snyder, Department

of

Psychology,

Un

iversity

of

Notre

Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana

A laboratory

time-sharing

system for

data

processing

and

con-

trol

of

up

to

lS

experiments without

interaction.

Experiment

programs in

PAL

III

are

ca

lied

at

1,

10 or 100

Hz

for one

millisecond per

share.

Inputs may

be

sampled

at

1000

Hz.

The basic system

of

about

1400

core

words includes a scope

interactive

display,

I/o,

arithmetic,

conversion,

keyboard

control,

and

service

routines most useful in

behavioral

research.

Minimum Hardware: 4K

PDP-S/I,

ASR33, Ax,0S with

scope,

XR, XM, XC options

to

16

analog

channels

(LAB-8

system),

PC¢S

High Speed Reader

and

Punch

Storage Reguirement:

Restrictions:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

S-397

SK Editor

11

10 pages: .02.0.0-.0377, 52.0.0-

7611,

plus

half

of

Page

.0

Experiment programs

are

not

on

interrupt

and

must return

within

1 msec.

PAL

III

Bill Donelson, The

Choate

School,

Wallingford,

Connecticut

This

editor

was designed

to

be used with a DF32,

but

can

be

used without

it

as

explained

in

the

documentation.

The

editor

contains

30

commands, many

of

which

can

use

multi-

letter

search

strings.

I/o

for disk has

been

greatly

improved

(Inputand

Output

filenames may

be

the

same

:)

and

Reader/

Punch

are

always

enabled.

(High Speed)

Minimum Hardware:

SK

PDP-S; DF32 and high

speed

paper

tape

recommended

Other

Programs

Needed:

"AF

II

version

of

Disk Monitor if

Disk

I/o

is

used

Storage Reguirement:

[.0-37771

field

.0

(208 blocks

on disk)

Source Language: PAL-D

S -

61

DECUS

NO.

8-398

IMAGE

John Alderman, Applied Data Research,

Atlanta,

Georgia

IMAGE, a program

to

convert

PS/8 'SAVE'd files

to

binary

format,

translates

a

SAVEd

fi

Ie

and

produces a

binary

output

file,

which may then

be

reloaded

using

any

of

the

binary

loaders

of

the

PDP-S

family.

It

is

useful when

the

only

copy

of

a working program

is

on a

saved

file,

or for transmission

via

paper

tape

to

other

installations.

Minimum Hardware:

Other

Programs

Needed:

Storage Regu irement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

8-399

PS/8 Configuration

PS/8

Operating

System

2000-4400;

16600-17577;

2000-6003

PAL-S

8K

FORTRAN Bit

Manipulation

Subroutines

Michael

J.

Allen,

Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, Livermore,

California

Two closed subroutines which may

be

used by

the

FORTRAN

programmer for

bit

manipulations.

One

page

of

core

and

EAE

are

regu ired by

each

subroutine.

LBYT

function subroutine

wi

II

load a

byte

of

any

size

into

the

processor AC,

right-adjusted.

SBYT

subroutine will insert a

byte

of

any

size

into a

specified

integer.

Minimum Hardware:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

8-400

Execute Slow

8K PDP-S,

EAE

SABR

Gary

G.

Barrett,

General

Motors Styling

Staff,

Warren,

Michigan

Execute Slow will

execute

the

user's program one instruction

at

a

time.

Before

the

instruction

is

executed

the

LINK,

ACCUMULATOR, PROGRAM COUNTER

and

INSTRUCTION

are

printed on

the

ASR33. The program

only

occupies

one

page

and

differs from most

trace

programs in

that

user

instruc-

tions

are

actually

executed

from

the

user's

original

location.

Subroutine

tracing

can

be turned

off.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Reguirement:

Restrictions:

Source Language:

4K PDP-8, ASR33

Locations 0001

and

0002

and

6600-6777

(l

page)

User interrupts may not be used

and

the

6002

instruction not

allowed

PAL

III

DECUS

NO.

8-401

Dice Game and TIC-TAC-TOE

Lyle Kline, Inglemoor High School, Bethell, Washington

Dice Game simulates a craps

table

and allows one player to

make fictitious bets and roll the

dice.

Full playing instruc-

tions

are

given by the program when it

is

run

on-line

with the

BASIC

Compiler.

Tic-Tac-Toe

is

an

excellent

demonstration program. It

is

possible

to

beat

the computer for

once.

Other

Programs Needed:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

8-402

Resequence

BASIC

Compiler

BASIC

Howard Wolfington, Department

of

Defense Computer

Institute, Washington Navy Yard, Washington, D.

C.

Submitted by: W. Kieswetter, Digital Equipment Corporation,

Washington, D.

C.

This routine will resequence line numbers (and references)

within a

BASIC

program on the TSS-8.

Minimum Hardware:

Other Programs Needed:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

8-403

TSS-8

BASIC

Compiler

0-4K

PAL-D

Stereo - A 2 Channel Music Program

Maurice Retter, University

of

Oxford, Oxford, England

A musical program, written

for

the PDP-a, which can control

two loudspeakers independently. A frequency

is

produced by

creating a square wave pulse

train,

where

each

pulse

is

gen-

erated

by an lOT instruction, and

the

time

delay

between

pulses

is

under program control.

Two

channels

are

made

available,

if

required, by using two lOP pulses

from

one lOT

instruction

to

activate

independent loudspeakers. The program

is

divided into a coding

section,

and a decoding section and

play

routine.

Minimum Hardware:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

8-404

4K PDP-8, two R3,02's, two

amplifiers and speakers

PAL

III

Octal

MEM

Dump

-Extended Memory

Andres T. Siy, Capitol Institute

of

Technology, Kensington,

Maryland

This program's major

objective

is

similar

to

Digital-8-6-U,

to

dump memory contents on the

teletype.

Included or revised

are:

1)

a

CDF

instruction;

2)

heading routine;

3)

ten spaces

tab routine and 4)

each

line begins with

an

absolute address

followed by the first

eight

words. This process repeats until

block

is

exhausted.

Minimum Hardware:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

8-405

SOOT

4K

PDP-8, Extended Memory,

ASR33

PAL

III

S.

de

Vries and C

...

C.

Westphal, Royal Dutch Blastfurnaces

and Steelworks, Ymuiden, Holland

This program will

execute

PDP-8 programs under full operator

control. SOOT

is

a debugger

of

the interpretive

type.

It

can handle

all

instructions, including those

for

extended

memory.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

8-406

4K PDP-8,

ASR33

4 pages

PAL

STATPAC

Revisions

for

PDP-8/1 and TSS/8

Dartmouth College -Revisions

by

Berkshire Community College

Submitted by: Roger W. Strickland, Berkshire Community

College,

Pittsfield, Massachusetts

This

package contains

11

programs

from

the original PDP-10

Dartmouth

BASIC

Statistical Package which have been revised.

for

the PDP-8/1 and TSS/8.

The

documentation consists

of

a

description and listing

of

each

of

the programs. The DECtape

which

is

available

is

a PDP-10 formatted symbolic

tape.

Minimum Hardware:

Other Programs Needed:

Restrictions:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

8-407

PDP-8/T

BASIC

Array sizes very restricted

for

TSS/8

BASIC

Patch

to

Editor (DISK) DEC-D8-ESAD-PB

H. D. Schenk, Deutsche Forschungs-und Versuchsanstalt

fur

Luft und Raumfahrl, Flughafen, Germany

This patch corrects two errors found

in

EDIT-D Version

ESAD.

It

allows the Editor

to

work with

"Dn

:name" as input

or

output

device

for

the source

file.

Minimum Hardware:

Other Programs Needed:

Source Language:

4K PDP-8, Disk or

TC,01

EDIT-D DEC-D8-ESAD-PB

PAL-D

8 -

62

DECUS

NO.

S-40S

Disk

Util ity Program

P.

Galen

lenhert

and Douglas Henry, Vanderbilt University,

Nashville, Tennessee

Used

for

disk backups and file storage. All types

of

files

(ASCII,

USER,

etc.)

can be punched

by

entering the file

name or disk block numbers. Files saved by name

are

restored

to

any free

area

on the disk. Program also lists the file

directory and erases files. Checksums

are

provided. Program

design and documentation should allow modification to use

reader/punches and magnetic tape without

great

difficulty.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage

Req

u i reme nt:

R~strictions:

Source

language:

DECUS

NO.

S-409

Card

loader

4K

PDP-S, ASR33, one DF-32

Program: 0-2177; Working storage:

3000-7577

I/o

limited

PAl-D

Peter Barnett, Dubner Computer Systems, New York,

New York

With this

package,

programs may be loaded into the computer

from

punched cards rather than

from

paper

tape.

This

is

especially

convenient

for

computers not having a high speed

paper tape

reader.

Two

programs are provided. The first

is

a

loader using the CRS/I card

reader.

The

second converts

binary programs to the proper format

for

use with the

above.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Source

language:

DECUS

NO.

S-410

PDP-S/I, CRSjl card reader

SO

core locations

for

loader, 4K

for converter

PAL

Pseudo-Random Number

Generator,

EAE

Version

W.

Madeline Webber

Submitted by: Mark F.

lewis,

Federal Aviation Administration,

Oklahoma

City,

Oklahoma

This random number subroutine generates numbers identical

to

those produced by

DECUS

programs Nos.

5-25

and

l-64.

Use

of

EAE

greatly speeds execution time.

Minimum Hardware:

Misce Ilaneous:

Source

language:

DECUS

NO.

S-411

Mongoose Display System

PDP-B/12,

II

NC-S with

EAE

(Also

l-114)

PAl-D

Dale

lewellyn,

Digital Equipment Corparation, Ann Arbor,

Michigan

Mongoose

is

a

set

of two programs: Mongoose Sort and

Mongoose Display. These programs

are

used

in

conjunction

with the

lab-S

Advanced Averager and a grid of 16 analog

inputs

to

produce an

averaged,

3-D,

topographical display

surface corresponding

to

the voltages present

at

each

of

the

inputs

at

a particular point

in

time. Such displays may be

produced

for

each

set

of

points

in

the signal epochs and

are

suitable

for

filming as frames

in

a motion picture showing the

development

of

the averaged response present simultaneously

over a wide

area.

Minimum Hardware:

LAB-S

with 16 channels

A/D

and

storage scope

Other

Programs Needed: Advanced Averager, Disk Monitor

(optional)

Storage Requirement: SORT:

10-44

and 7200-7504;

Display:

7-177

and 3000-7577

Source

language:

Programs: PAl-D; Tables:

MACRo-S

DECUS

NO.

S-412

MRS

X

F.

C.

Owen,

General

Railway Signal Company, Rochester,

New

York

MRS

X

is

a debugging routine which will report on the

tele-

type

all

program references to a given

object

address. A

faulty program may be

altering

the content

of

a memory

location when it

is

not desired.

MRS

X will find the instruc-

tion

that

is

doing the

altering.

It

is

also useful

to

locate the

users

of

constants, subroutines,

etc.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Source

language:

DECUS

NO.

S-413

GROPE III/A and

BINlOC

4K PDP-S,

ASR33

6600-6766 Page

relocatable

PAL

III

F.

C.

Owen,

General

Railway Signal Company, Rochester,

New York

Octal

machine language program editor and Binary

load-

Compare. Combines the functions

of

several

DEC

utility

routines plus some new features, such as sequential loading

and block loading

via

keyboard and

SEARCH.

A special

"HELP"

loader

is

furnished with the

tapes.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Miscellaneous:

Source

language:

4K PDP-S,

ASR33

7100-7777

When ordering

tapes,

please

specify whether

loader

is

needed

for

HSR

or lSR

PAL

III

S - 63

DECUS

NO.

8-414

LIST

F.

S.

Irani

Submitted by: Danny Harmon, Cognitronics Corporation,

Mt.

Kisko, New York

Lists

the

program name and the block numbers it occupies on

DECtape. Also I ists

the

numbers

of

the free blocks.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage

Requ

irement:

Source

language:

DECUS

NO.

8-415

4K PDP-8, TC01/TU55

0000

->

3477 field %

PAL

Multiple Unit DECtape Copier

Paul

J.

Bezeredi,

Jr.,

Digital Equipment Corporation,

Maynard, Massachusetts

This program allows the user the

advantage

of

copying more

than one DECtape simultaneously while accessing the master

DECtape only

once,

thus saving time when making multi-

copies

of

a program DECtape.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Restri ctions:

Source

language:

DECUS

NO.

8-416

Bibliographical Handling

PDP-8,

TC%l

or

TC%8,

2 TU/55

transports or 1

TU

56 Dua I transport

0-777

Main Program;

1000-7100·

Buffer Space

DEC

tape

must be

of

standard format

PAL

J.

F. Echallier,

A.

laviron,

F. Peronnet, P.

Gerin,

I.N.S.E.R.M.,

lyon-Bron, France

This program makes

it

possible

to

store and

to

correct

biblio-

graphical

data,

from

ASR33

to

DECtape.

It

allows printout

of

references when given required

characteristics.

The pro-

gram should prove useful wherever a

great

deal

of

data

is

to

be

stored,

updated,

and easily picked

up.

Minimum Hardware:

Other

Programs Needed:

Source

language:

DECUS

NO.

8-417

XCORE

4K PDP-8, ASR33, 2 DECtapes

Disk Monitor System (DEC-D8-

SBAF)

PAL

James

Crapuchettes,

Stanford Electron ics

labs.,

Stanford

University, Stanford, California

This program

is

used

to

help

in the debugging and documenta-

tion

of

a program.

It

reads

in

absolute binary files and uses

them to produce a memory

allocation

map which shows which

locations were loaded {these

are

the locations which will

be

loaded by a binary loader when reading in these

fi

les}.

The

allocation

map

is

output

on

the

teletype

with a label when

specified

by the user.

Minimum Hardware:

Other

Programs Needed:

Storage Requirement:

Restri

ct

ions:

Source

language:

DECUS

NO.

8-418A & B

VEKSEl and

PAPT

PDP-8, TC01/TU55 DECtapes

DECUS

NO.

8-64a

(XSYSTEM)

All

of

field % for program and

internal tables

Resides

in

field

%,

will map fields

% through 3

PAL

III

with

TEXT

pseudo-op

Ronald

Zone,

Institute for Astronomy, Honolulu, Hawaii

VEKSEl

is

a subroutine to convert ASCII code to PTTC-8 code

commonly used

in

IBM

equipment.

PAPT

is

a program which

uses VEKSEl to convert ASCII punched paper

tape

to PTTC-8

punched paper

tape.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage

Requ

irement:

Source

language:

DECUS

NO.

8-419

4K PDP-8,

ASR33

VEKSEl 200-377;

PAPT

400-451

PAL

III

Nmr

-Pulse for the

lab-8/1

Dr. James

W.

Cooper, Digital Equipment Corporation,

Maynard,

Massachusetts

Nmr-Pulse

is

designed for rapid

data

acquisition and Fourier

transformation needed for pulsed

nmr

spectroscopy.

It

acquires

512

data

points

at

rates

from

34

~sec/point,

and signal averages

them. The Fourier transform

is

performed on command and a

magnitude spectrum

calculated.

Minimum Hardware:

Source

language:

DECUS

NO.

8-420

lOGSIM-8

LAB-8/1 or

8/l

with 4K

of

core

PAL

1%

or MACRo-B

Robert

Stolarz,

Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey

lOGSIM-B

is

an

interactive

digital

logic simulation program

for the simulation

of

combinational and sequential logic

cir-

cuits

at

the

gate

level.

The language

is

simple, and allows

logical units such as flip-flops

to

be

called

as functions. The

output consists

of

a

table

of

the values

of

selected

variables

during

each

pass through

the

circuit

description.

Minimum Hardware: 4K PDP-8,

TTY

B -

64

DECUS

NO.

8-4.?l.

Chain

Load

Claude

J.

Ortega,

University

of

Chicago, Department

of

Medicine,

Chicago, Illinois

This

program supervises the loading

from

the systems

device,

of

multiple field

and/or

multiple file system saved programs

through the

calling

of a one page routine.

Minimum Hardware:

Other Programs Needed:

Storage

Requ

irement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

8-422

4K PDP-8, DECtape or disk,

ASR33

4K Disk Monitor System, Version

AF

200-377 5600-5777

PS/8

PAL8

Binary Punch -Extended Memory

II

James Vrancik, NASA, Lewis Research

Center,

Cleveland,

Ohio

This program

is

an extension

of

Digital

8-5-U

Binary Punch

and

DECUS

NO.

8-142.

It

accommodates extended memory,

punches

data

in

blocks and does not punch consecutive halts.

The

write-up

includes a short program to load the core with

halts. The produced tapes can be loaded

by

Digital

8-2-U

Binary Loader.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

8-423

PDP-8,

ASR33

7600-7754

PAL

III

Disk Editor With View

for

LAB-8

K.

W. Ranatunga, University

of

Bristol, The Medical School,

Bristol, England

Disk Editor (DEC-D8-ESAB-PB, 1968) has been modified

slightly so

that

a

'V'

(view) command made

via

the

teletype

is

recognized.

This

command

is

like a 'L' (list) command

ex-

cept

that

the requested I ine

of

the

text

buffer

is

displayed

on'

a CRO screen along with the 17 succeeding lines. Further,

the reference numbers

of

these lines as given by the Editor

are also displayed.

Minimum Hardware:

Other Programs Needed:

Restri ctions:

Source Language:

4K PDP-8/1,

AX%8

with option

XR,

Disk

File (DF32)

Disk Editor (DEC-08-ESAB-PB)

For

each

view command the

cor-

respanding display

is

issued only

once,

and thus the display should

be stored on a storage CRO screen

PAL-D

DECUS

NO.

8-424

Morse Code

C.

Bumgardner and T.

Be

II

Submitted by:

T.

L.

Drake, Clemson University, Clemson,

South Carolina

This program

accepts

Morse code

via

a logic sense line

in

real-time

and outputs the decoded message on the

teleprinter.

The pattern recognition algorithm

in

the program automatically

adopts

to

the sending

rate

with the maximum reception rate

of

the

comt'uter being limited by the teleprinter

to

about 100

words per minute. The program classifies a key down condition

as either a dot

or

a dash. The key up conditions

are

classified

either

as a space

in

a

character,

a space between characters,

or a space between words. These pattern classifications

per-

mit

each

character to be decoded

via

a

table

look

up.

Minimum Hardware:

Miscellaneous:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

8-425

Block-Modify

for

PS/8

4K

PDP-8, Real-time

Clock,

Logic Sense Line

Decoding algorithm does a

better

job when code

is

generated by an

electron i c keyer

XPAL,

PAL

III

Rudi

Stange, Digital Equipment GmbH, Munich, Germany

This program

is

similar

to

the BLOCK-MODIFY for the

Disk

Monitor System, but uses the PS/8 DECtape Handler.

It

also

can

be changed

to

use any other PS/8 handler.

It

allows

typeout

of

contents

of

any block (DECtape or Disk) and permits

changes to any location

in

the specified block.

Minimum Hardware:

Other

Programs Needed:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

8-426

Prime Number Generator

Anonymous

8K PDP-8,

TCOl

or DF32 or other

Disk

PS/8 System

4000-4577, page

~

as Buffer and

LOC; 3000-3577

for

PS/8 Handler

storage

PAL

8

This

is

a short, simple program

to

output prime numbers.

No

write-up

-tape

only.

Source Language:

BASIC

8 - 65

DECUS

NO.

8-427

MEMO - A Text Formatting Program

Gregory Ruth,

MIT,

Charles Stark Draper Laboratory,

Cambridge, Massachusetts

MEMO transforms free-form

text

into paged

right-and-Ieft-

justified output suitable for documentation.

The

input file

(of text) must

be

produced by

EDIT

or have identical

appear-

ance.

Minimum Hardware:

Other Programs Needed:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

8-428A

PDP-8, ASR33, DECtape or

Disk

ps/8

System

Locations 0-3377

PAL

8

EAE-Modification to

DECUS

NO.

8-143,

FFTS-R

Urs

P.

Wild, Physical Chemistry Laboratory, Federal Institute

of

Technology,

Zurich,

Switz:erland

This program allows the user to run the program,

DECUS

NO.

8-143

FFTS-R

- A Fast Fourier Transform Subroutine

for

Real

Valued Functions, on a PDP-8/1 Computer which does not

have

the

extended arithmetic element

(EAE)

option. All

EAE

instructions are replaced by equivalent JMS instructions.

Minimum Hardware:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

8-4288

4K

PDP-s/l

PAL

III

EAE

-Modification to

DECUS

NO.

8-144,

FFTS-C

Urs

P.

Wild, Physical Chemistry Laboratory, Federal Institute

of

Technology,

Zurich,

Switz:erland

This program allows the user

to

run the program,

DEC

US

NO.

8-144

FFTS-C - A Fast Fourier Transform Subroutine

for

Complex Data, on a PDP-8/1 Computer which does not have

the extended arithmetic element

(EAE)

option.

All

EAE

instruc-

tions

are

replaced by equivalent JMS instructions.

Minimum Hardware:

Source Language:

DEC

US

NO.

8-429

Intercorrelation

37

4K PDP-8/1

PAL

III

Gernot

D. Kleiter and Ludwig

R.

Krysl, Psychologisches

Institut der Universitat Salz:burg, Salz:burg, Austria

This program computes up to 630 intercorrelations (36

variables) •

Minimum Hardware:

Other Programs Needed:

Source Language:

PDP-8 with

TTY,

4K

CPU

Floating Point Package #2

(Digital

8-58-S)

PAL

III

DECUS

NO.

8-430

DECK:

A

Random

Deck

of

Cards

Alan Weiner, Needham High School, Needham, Massachusetts

DECK

is

a routine

for

getting an entire

52

card deck on a

computer.

As

it

is

currently written it merely prints the deck

out on the

teletype.

The

algorithm used

is

simple;

most

of

the

program

is

used for typing the deck out

in

words.

Minimum Hardware:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

8-431

8/1

LA8

Data System

Tss/8,

TTY

8ASIC8

Dr. D.

J.

Fader, Research Engineer,

Un

iversity

of

Western

Ontario,

London,

Ontario,

Canada

A system

of

programs

for

data

acquisition and processing

is

described. A PDP-8 with special A/D and

D/A

hardware

is

used to produce mean, rms, histograms, covariances,

correla-

tions and other properties

of

analog input signals. Routines

are

available

for

processing results using FOCAL and a Compu-

corder

tape

cassette

unit,

and using a PDP-10 with a digital

plotter.

Due to the sheer

siz:e

of

the documentation

for

this program

we

have broken it into two parts.

The

first, a "teaser"

is

sup-

pi ied under the same circumstances as

in

normal documentation.

The second, a set

of

five thick manuals,

is

subject to an extra

charge. Contact the

DECUS

office

for

more information.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Restrictions:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

8-432

8K PDP-8,

TTY,

PDP-10 plus

other devices noted

in

manuals

8K PDP-8, 10K PDP-10

Use

of

all

features requires special

hardware

PAL

III, FORTRAN, FOCAL

Triple Precision Integer Package

M.

1.

Franklin,

The

Plessey Company,

limited,

Fareham,

Hampshire, England

This

is

a collection

of

useful subroutines for handl ing triple

precision binary integers which are assumed to

be

pasitive

numbers. They were developed for

data

processing type

work

and accounting where it was not desirable to use the floating

paint system.

Minimum Hardware: PDP-8, HSR/P,

TTY

8 - 66

DECUS

NO.

S-433

Extensions to "LIBRA-FOCAL"

B.

Taylor,

R.

Helwig,

A.

Coston,

L. L.

Thurstone Psycho-

metric

Laboratory, University

of

North

Carolina,

Chapel

Hi

II, North Carol ina

Certain

changes

have

been

made to

the

LIBRA

7-user

FOCAL

system (DEC-OS-AJ5E)

and

also

to

FOCAL 1969 (DEC-OS-

AJAE). They

include:

FOCAL -Random number

generator,

power

routine,

symbol

table

checkpoint;

LIBRA

-Disk

Data

files,

file

protection,

expanded

FCOM

function,

correct

user

number on

called

programs;

LIBRA

-(optionally) -6S0

tele-

type

support,

EAE

support, DECtape

save-restore

(Reference

Disk

utility

program).

Minimum Hardware:

Other

Programs

Needed:

Storage

Requ

irement:

SK PDP-S,

optionally

DF32

or

RFOS

Disk,

EAE,

DECtape,

PTOS

Teletypes or 6S0 Teletypes

FOCAL 1969, LlBRA.DF32 or

LIBRA.

RFOS

All

of

fields 0

and

1

Source Language: PAL-8 with

conditional

assemblies

Data

System for

Magnetic

Scanning

Mass Spectrometers

JamE;)s

Plattner,

Un

iversity

of

Colorado

Medical

Center,

Denver,

Colorado

There

are

seven programs

included

in this system. The

pro-

grams and

their

functions

are:

S-434.1

SCAN -Acquires

data

from mass

spectrometer

and

stores it on disk

in

Disk Monitor System format.

S-434.2

STD

-

Automatically

identifies

and

converts times

of

peak

emergence

to masses for a scan

of

perfluoroa Ikane

that

has

been

acquired

with

the

SCAN program. These results

are

stored on

the

disk for future

use.

S-434.3

CONY

-Effects a time

to

mass conversion by

inter-

polation

of

a file

of

unknown compound

spectra

acquired

with

the

SCA N program

vs.

a file

of

perfluoroa I

kane

that

has

been

acquired

by

the

SCAN program

and

identified

with

the

STD

program.

S-434.4

TIC

-Plots

total

ion

current

for a series

of

scans

acquired

by SCAN

and

time

to

mass

converted

by

CONY.

S-434.5

TAB

-Prints listings

of

spectra

that

have

been

converted

to mass

intensity

files

by

the

CONY

program.

S-434.6

HIST

-Plots

spectra

that

have

been

acquired

by

SCAN

and

time

to

mass

converted

by

CONY.

S-434.7

TUNE -Allows mass

spectrometer

interface

to

be

optimized.

Accumulator displays

bias,

oscilloscope

displays

timing pulses (sample

rate).

Some

of

these

programs

can

be

implemented

to

work with

other

systems

and

therefore

the

tapes

for

each

program may be

ordered

separately.

S -

67

Minimum Hardware:

Other

Programs

Needed:

Miscellaneous:

Source

Language:

DECUS

NO.

S-435

RECOYER

Kenneth H. Kolley

4K PDP-S, DF32

disk,

ASR33,

ADC1A/D

Converter,

ms

Computer

interface

Disk Monitor System

Incremental Plotter

Optional

PAL-D

Submitted by:

Michael

Schatzberg,

Singer-Kearfott

Division,

Fairfield,

New

Jersey

This

is

a program

to

read

or write 32K words

between

disk

and

DECtape.

This

utility

provides for saving a disk image on

DECtape, restoring

the

disk

from

an

image on

tape

and

verify-

ing a disk image

against

a DECtape.

It

is

a disk

to-and-from

D ECtape program.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

S-436

EAE

-Simulator

SK

PDP-s/l,

DF32

disk,

1 DECtape

0-1577

field

%

MACRo-s,

PAL-8

Tuan YoDinh and

Urs

P.

Wild,

Physical Chemistry Laboratory,

Federal Institute

of

Technology,

Zurich,

Switzerland

This software simulates

all

the

Extended

Arithmetic

Element

(EAE)

hardware instructions

and

allows

the

user to run

any

program which was

originally

written

for a

PDP-s/l

having

the

EAE

option on a

PDP-s/l

without

it.

All

EAE

instructions

have

to

be

replaced

by corresponding JMS instructions.

Minimum Hardware:

PDP-s/l

Storage Requirement: 20S locations on

page

% plus

2 pages

Source Language:

PAL

III

DECUS

NO.

S-437

Computer Dating

Game

Miller

S.

Lessell, William Diamond Junior High

School,

Lexington, Massachusetts

The purpose

of

this program

is

to

measure

the

compatibility

of

two

people

by

the

similarity

of

their

answers

to

questions on a

broad

variety

of

sub

jects.

Minimum Hardware:

Source Language:

4K PDP-S, ASR33,

TTY

BASIC

DEC

US

NO.

S,..43S

DF-32/Sykes Swap

R.

Dell and D. Branda, University

of

Illinois

at

Chicago

Circle,

Chicago, Illinois

This pair

of

programs transfers the entire contents

of

the DF-32

disk to or

from

a Sykes Compu-Corder model

1,0,0

Tape Unit.

It

is

useful

for

saving additional or special versions

of

the

Disk

Monitor System.

Minimum Hardware:

Other Programs Needed:

Storage

Requ

irement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

S-439

MOVE

PDP-S/I, DF-32,

EAE,

Sykes

Compu-Corder Cassette

"BAS

IC" routine suppl ied by Sykes

Buffer: 0-6001; Coding: 6002-6777

PAL-D

John Alderman, Applied Data Research,

Atlanta,

Georgia

This

is

a program to copy images

of

directory devices, including

the system portion

of

SYS:.

The

program will be obsoleted by

DEC

supplied version

of

PIP

eventually.

Minimum Hardware:

Other Programs Needed:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

S-440

PIPL

PS/S Configuration

PS/S System

2000-5000

PAL-S

John Alderman, Applied Data Research,

Atlanta,

Georgia

This

is

a version

of

PS/S PIP, modified to add two options,

in

order to be

able

to label paper tapes with legible symbols

punched into the

tapes.

These new options are

/M

(mark) and

/W

(write). They are

used with either ASCII or Binary mode file transfers under

PS/S, and usually are intended

for

direct

output onto a paper

tape

punch, although any output

device

is

legal.

Minimum Hardware:

Other Programs Needed:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

S-441

DELETE

PS/S Configuration

PS/S

PAL-S

David M. Kristol,

2401

Pennsylvania Avenue, Wilmington,

Delaware

DELETE

is

a small PS/S utility program which will

delete

up

to

nine files specified

in

a Command Decoder input string.

If

the terminating character

is

ALT

MODE,

DELETE

will re-

turn to the monitor when deletion

is

complete. Otherwise it

will request another input string.

Minimum Hardware:

Other Programs Needed:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

S-442

"The

BYU

Boob

Tube"

SK

PDP-S with 2

mass

storage

devices

PS/S Operating System

12000-12577; 12600-13177

{buffer}; 03200-03377

(Vo

handler)

PAL-S

Associated Computer and Electronic Technologists

Submitted by: James

A.

Williams, Brigham Young University,

Provo, Utah

When loaded and run under COLPAC 1970

(DEC

US

NO.

S-335)

this program

will,

by presentation on a

CRT,

show the

capa-

bilities

af

a PDP-S to make movies. It

is

a short cartoon

demonstration program which uses

most

locations

in

a typical

SK

PDP-S (field 0 & 1).

The

program

was

written by students

in

the Electronics Technology department

at

BYU;

comments

may be directed to James

A.

Williams.

Minimum Hardware:;

SK

PDP-S,

HSR,

ASR33/35, KV-S

CRT

or

equivalent

Other

Programs Needed: COLPAC, 1970

(DECUS

NO.

S-335)

Source Language: COLPAC 1970

DECUS

NO.

S-443

Keyboord Test Tape

for

Hot

Metal Linecasters with

TTS

Lance

O.

McCartney, Ambassador College Press, Pasadena,

California

The purpose

of

this program

is

to test Iinecaster

TTS

units with

tape

to

operate

in

keyboord order with slight pause between

characters.

Quad

center cade

is

not included but could

easily be

added.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

S-444

COREMAP

4K PDP-S/I, High-speed 6 level

paper tape punch

0-500

PAL

III

Joel Troster, Institute

of

Bio-Medical Electronics and

Engineering, University

of

Toronto, Toronto,

Ontario,

Canada

This

is

a one page relocatable program to type a map

of

any

field

of

core by searching

for

a number set

in

the

S.R.

(e.g.

HLT

or Zero).

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

PDP-S,

ASR

7600-7611, 7617-7623 plus 1

page

anywhere

PAL

III

8 -

6S

DECUS

NO.

8-445

FYLHLP

-PS/8 File

Utility

Program

David

M.

Kristol, 2401 Pennsylvania

Avenue,

Wilmington,

Delaware

FYLHLP

is

a

utility

program designed

to

help

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PS/8 systems

programmer

maintain

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file system and

debug

file handling

programs.

It

allows

the

user

to

list

specific

directory

can also

be

listed or

zeroed,

and

files

can

be

deleted.

Minimum Hardware:

Other

Programs

Needed:

Source

language:

8K PDP-8,

TC,01

DECtape control

with 2 DECtape drives

Disk/DECtape MO'1itor System

PAl-D

DECUS

NO.

8-461

COPY1,0 -

PDP-I0

DECtape Program for the PDP-8

Frank

J.

Nagy,

Carnegie

Mellon University, Pittsburgh,

Pennsylvania

COPY1,0 reads and writes

fi

les

between

PDP-8

devices

(disk,

DECtape, paper

tape)

and a PDP-lO DECtape. ASCII files

can

be

read

from

or written

to

the

PDP-I0

DECtape. BIN files

(generated

by

PAl-lO)

can

also

be

read.

Program also reads

PDP-10 ASCII paper

tapes.

Minimum Hardware:

Other

Programs

Needed:

Source

language:

DECUS

NO.

8-462

INSTIN

8K PDP-8,

TC,01

DECtape CO'ltrol

with 2 DECtape drives

Disk/DECtape Monitor System

PAl-1,0

Paul Kinzelman,

Carnegie

Mellon University, Pittsburgh,

Pennsylvania

INSTIN

is

a program which will solve instant

insanity.

The

puzzle

consists

of

four cubes,

each

side

of

which

is

colored

8 -

72

white,

red,

green or

blue.

To

solve the

puzzle,

one must

stack

the cubes in a I ine so

that

each

color appears on

Iy

once

along

a side which

is

four cubes

long.

The program will find

and

print

out

all

the basic solutions. The program allows the

user to

change

the

puzzle

by switching

colored

sides or by

changing

the

color

of

sides.

The user may inhibit the printing

of

the solutions

to

determine the number

of

basic solutions

quickly.

Minimum Hardware:

M isce lIaneous:

Source

language:

DECUS

NO.

8-463

Any configuration which will run

BASIC

Owning

the

puzzle

"Instant

Insanity" seems

to

be

a

prerequisite

BASIC

Perpetual

Calendar

(BASIC

Version)

Da'liel

Gutierrez,

Granada

Hills High

School,

Granada

Hills,

California

This program

is

similar

to

DECUS

NO.

8-71

but

is

written

in

BASIC.

It

will provide the

day

of

the

week for

any

date

entered.

It

is

particularly

useful

for

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com-

puter's

ability

to

perform simple problems as well as more

complex

ones.

Minimum Hardware:

Source

language:

DECUS

NO.

8-464

4K PDP-8 with Teletype

BASIC

TIW2

Magnetic

Tape

Device

Handler for

ps/8

lawrence

E.

Holboke, Environmental Protection

Agency,

Cincinnati,

Ohio

This

is

a two page

TIW2

magnetic

tape

handler

operating

in a

manner similar

to

DECtape. Some

ps/8

functions (GET,

SAVE, RUN,

etc.)

will not work

in

the

present version. Each

block

of

data

(2 pages)

is

contained

within one

tape

block

along

with

parity

and

block number

identification.

Minimum Hardware:

Other

Programs

Needed:

Storage Requirement:

Source

language:

DECUS

NO.

8-465

The

SKED

Software System

ps/8

Operating

System, 7

track

TIW2

tape

unit

MTAMRK

and

INIT (Included)

2 pages (256 words)

PAL

Dr.

A.

G.

Snapper, Psychalogy Research

lab.,

Franklin D.

Roosevelt

V.

A.

Hospital, Montrose, New York

COl1tribution

and

submittal by: Andrew

Walker,

Digital

Equipment

Corporation,

Maynard, Massachusetts

S

KED

is

a process control software system

that

has

been

de-

veloped

for use in

the

behavioral

research

laboratory.

The

software system consists of:

DECUS

NO.

8-465

(Col1tinued)

A. The Two-Pass

SKED

Compiler

B.

The

Run

Time System (R.

1.

S.)

C.

The

DEBUG

System

? The System

Bu

i Ider

Minimum Hardware: 4K PDP-8, ASR33,

real-time

1.0.0

cycle

clock,

hardware

interface

between

processor

and

the

experimental

stations.

High

speed

reader

and

punch

and

extra

4K useful

and

desireable

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DECUS PROGRAM

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16

DECUS

NO.

TITLE

DECUS

NO.

TITLE

-.~-.--.--

8-398

IMAGE

8-436

EAE

-Simulator

8-399

8K FORTRAN Bit Manipulation Subroutines

8-437

Computer Dating Game

8-400

Execute Slow

8-438

DF-32/Sykes Swap

8-401 Dice Game and TIC-TAC-TOE

8-439

MOVE

8-402

Resequence

8-440

PIPL

8-403

Stereo - A 2 Channel Music Program 8-441

DELETE

8-404

Octal

MEM

Dump

-Extended Memory

8-442

"The

BYU

Boob

Tube

II

8-405

SOOT

8-443

Keyboard Test Tape

for

Hot Metal Linecaster

8-406

STATPAC

Revisions

for

PDP-8/1 and TSS/8 with

TTS

8-407

Patch

to

Editor (DISK) DEC-D8-ESAD-PB

8-444

COREMAP

8-408

Disk Utility Program

8-445

FYLHLP

-PS/8 File Uti I ity Program

8-409

Card Loader

8-446

A Patch to

FFTS-R

for

Use

Without the

EAE

8-410

Pseudo-Random Number

Generator,

EAE

Version

8-447

Roots

of

a Polynomial by Muller's Method

8-411 Mongoose Display System

8-448

CORDMP -Formatted

Octal

Dump

8-412

MRS

X

8-449A

A Magtape Handler

for

the PDP-8/TU20

8-413

GROPE III/A and BINLOC 8-449B LPTaUE - A

PT,08

to

A.

B.

Dick Line Printer

Utility Program

8-414

LIST

8-449C

TALK1,0

- A PDP-8/PDP-10 Utility-Loader

8-415

Multiple Unit DECtape Copier

8-449D

Buffered

I/o

Subroutines

for

the PDP-8

8-416

Bibliographical Handling

8-450

PS/8 Editor With Display

for

KV8/1 (Overlay)

8-417

XCORE 8-451 PS/8 Handler

for

KV/8 Vector Display

8-418A&B

VEKSEL

and

PAPT

8-452

ANSAM (Analog Sampling)

8-419

Nmr-

Pu

Ise

for

the Lab-8/1

8-453

Rapid Alert Program

(RAP)

8-420

LOGSIM-8

8-454

Radio Teletype to ASCII

8-421 Chain Load

8-455

CRTPAC

8-422

Binary Punch -Extended Memory

II

8-456A

PIP

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8-423

Disk Editor With View

for

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8-456B

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8-424

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8-457

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8-425

Block-Modify

for

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8-458

VW

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I/o

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8-426

Prime Number

Generator

Disk and

TTY

8-427

MEMO - A Text Formatting Program

8-459

TAYEX

-Taylor Expansion Equation Solver

8-428A

EAE

-Modification to

DECUS

NO.

8-143,

8-460

TT89

-Tape Transfer PDP-8 to PDP-9

FFTS-R

8-461 COPY1,0 -PDP-10 DECtape Program for

8-428B

EAE

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DECUS

NO.

8-144,

the

PDP-8

FFTS-C

8-462

INSTIN

8-429

Intercorrelation

37

8-463

Perpetual Calendar

(BASIC

Version)

8-430

DECK: A Random Deck

of

Cards

8-464

TR,02

Magnetic

Tape Device Handler for PS/8

8-431 8/1

LAB

Data System

8-465

The

SKED

Software System

8-432

Triple Precision Integer Package

8-433

Extensions to "LIBRA-FOCAL';

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8-434.7

Data System for

Magnetic

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Spectrometers

8-435

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8

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DECUS

NO.

8-417

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8-433

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8-408

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8-449B

8-450

8-454

8-460

8-461

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12-50

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Disk

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Program

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and

BINLOC

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Code

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Program

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B.

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Radio

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PDP-9

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8-422

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DUPLICATION, VERIFICATION

DECUS

NO.

TITLE

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Utility

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Unit

DECtape

Copier

8-438 DF-32/Sykes

Swap

8-439 MOVE

8-440

PIPL

VI.

NUMERICAL

FUNCTION,

NUMERICAL INPUT-OUTPUT

8-410

8-426

8-428A

8-428B

8-432

8-436

8-446

8-447

8-449D

8-452

8-453

FOCAL8-172

FOCAL8-174

12-34

12-41

L-114

VII.

UTILITY

8-413

8-414

8-435

8-436

8-438

8-439

8-440

8-441

8-444

8-449B

8-449C

8-449D

8-460

8-461

12-56

12-57

12-58

Pseudo-Random

Number Generator,

EAE

Version

Prime

Number Generator

EAE

-Modification to

DECUS

NO.

8-143,

FFTS-R

EAE

-Modification to

DECUS

NO.

8-144,

FFTS-C

Triple Precision Integer

Package

EAE

-Simulator

A

Patch

to

FFTS-R

for

Use

Without the

EAE

Roots

of

a Polynomial by Muller's Method

Buffered

I/o

Subroutine for the

PDP-8

ANSAM (Analog Sampling)

Rapid

Alert

Program

(RAP)

XPON

SYNDIV 5

STAP-12

BLOOPD -Blood

Pressure

Display

Program

Pseudo-Random

Number Generator,

EAE

Ve~sion

(See

8-410)

GROPE

III/A

and

BINLOC

LIST

RECOVER

EAE

.,.

Simulator

DF-32/Sykes

Swap

MOVE

PIPL

DELETE

COREMAP

LPTQUE

- A

PT,08

to

A.

B.

Dick Line

Printer

Utility

Program

TALK1,0

- A PDP-8/PDP-10

Utility-Loader

Buffered

I/o

Subroutines for the

PDP-8

TT89

-

Tape

Transfer

PDP-8

to

PDP-9

COPY1,0

-PDP-10

DECtape

Program

for

the

PDP-8

QANDA+

-Modified

QANDA

Subroutine

SPY+

-Modified MAGSPY

FIFOCON

CI-

10

VIII:DISPLAY

DECUS

NO.

8-411

8-416

8-418A&B

8-423

8-442

8-450

8-451

8-455

12-33

12-37

12-39

12-41

12-51

12-57

L-112

L-113

TITLE

MOl'lgoose

Display System

Bibliographical Handling

VEKSEL

and

PAPT

Disk Editor With View

for

LAB-8

"The

BYU

Boob

Tube"

PS/8 Editor With Display for KV8/1 (Overlay)

PS/8 Handler for KV/8 Vector Display

CRTPAC

KWANDA

ODCAD

(Octal

to Decimal Conversion and

Display)

QUANAT 1

BLOOPD -Blood Pressure Display Program

MAGSPYD

SPV+

-Modified MAGSPY

FSUPLOT:

X-V

Plotter Routine

for

GRAPHA

POlS

- A PDP-8 Routine to Access the

LINCscope

IX.

DATA

MANAGEMENT, SYMBOL MANIPULATION,

SORTING

8-117

8-416

8-418A&B

8-427

8-435

8-440

8-441

8-445

8-4490

8-454

8-457

8-460

8-461

12-34

12-46

12-47

A PDP-8 Interface for a Charged Particle

Nuclear

Physics Experime!'lt

Bibliographical Handling

VEKSEL

and

PAPT

MEMO - A Text Formatting Program

RECOVER

PIPL

DELETE

FYLHLP

-PS/8 File Utility Program

Buffered

I/O

Subroutines for the PDP-8

Radio Teletype

to

ASCII

DTFIX

TT89

-Tape Transfer PDP-8

to

PDP-9

COPY1,0 -

PDP-l0

DECtape Program for

the

PDP-8

STAP-12

STRINGS

PIP-16,0,0

X.

PROBABILITY,

STATISTICS,

CURVE

FITTING

8-406

8-410

8-429

8-431

8-434

8-434.1

8-434.2

8-434.3

8-434.4

8-434.5

8-434.6

8-434.7

FOCAL8-170

STATPAC

Revisions for PDP-8/1

and

TSS/8

Pseudo-Random Number

Generator,

EAE

Version

Intercorrelation

37

8/1

LAB

Data System

Data System for

Magnetic

Scanning Mass

Spectrometers

SCAN (DC34) Data Acquisition Routine

STD

(TM36) Automatic Reference

Identification Routine

CONV

(lRI8) Interpolation (Time

to

Mass)

Title

TIC

(TI26) Total

Ion

Current Plot

TAB

(PR33)

Tabular Listing

of

Spectra

HIST

(DP35) Histogram Plot

of

Spectra

TUNE

(TU1)

Tuning Routine

Saint Peter's

College

Statistical Package

CI-

11

DECUS

NO.

FOCAL8-171

12-34

12-38A

12-38B

L-114

TITLE

Minnesota Sociology Statistics Programs

STAP-12

Histogram and

One-Factor

Analysis

of

Variance

Histogram

and

Two-Factor Analysis

of

Variance

Pseudo-Random Number

Generator,

EAE

Version

Xr:-stIENifFTc

APPLICATION, ENGINEEKING

APPLICA

TlON

8-416

8-419

8-420

8-424

8-431

8-434

8-434.1

8-434.2

8-434.3

8-434.4

8-434.5

8-434.6

8-434.7

8-446

8-447

8-453

8-459

FOCAL8-175

FOCAL8-176

12-34

12-35

12-41

12-43

12-44

12-53

12-55

L-113

Bibliographical Handling

Nmr-Pulse for

the

Lab-8/1

LOGSIM-8

Morse Code

8/1

LAB

Data System

Data System for

Magnetic

Scanning Mass

Spectrometers

SCAN (DC34) Data Acquisition Routine

STD

(TM36) Automatic Reference

Identification Routine

CONV

(lRI8) Interpolation (Time

To

Mass)

Title

TIC

(Tl26) Total

Ion

Current Plot

TAB

(PR33)

Tabular Listing

of

Spectra

HIST

(DP35) Histogram Plot

of

Spectra

TUNE

(TUI) Tuning Routine

A Patch

to

FFTS-R

for

Use

Without

the

EAE

Roots

of

a Polynomial by Muller's Method

Rapid Alert Program

(RAP)

TAYEX

-Taylor Exponsion Equation Solver

Modifications

andSupplement

to

FOCAL8-50'

RC

Filter Design and Plot and 3-Pole

Butterworth

Fil

ters

Program for Producing Histograms

from

Clinical

Data on Teletype

STAP-12

Bioelectric Signal Sorter (JULIA)

BLOOPD -Blood Pressure Display Program

PLOT3D

AVERDT

Liquid

Scintillation

Counting: Conversion

of

CPM to

DPM

in

DO'Jble-label Experiments

FFAESIM

PDIS

- A PDP-8 Routine

to

Access the

L1NCscope

XII.

HARDWARE

CONTROL

8-424

8-434

8-434.1

8-434.2

8-434.3

8-434.4

8-434.5

8-434.6

8-434.7

Morse Code

Data System for Magnetic Scanning Mass

Spectrometers

SCAN (DC34) Data Acquisition Routine

STD

(TM36) Automatic Reference

Identification Routine

CONV

(lRI8) Interpolation

(Time

To

Mass)

Title

TIC

(Tl26) Total

Ion

Current Plot

TAB

(PR33)

Tabu lar Listi ng

of

Spectra

HIST

(DP35) Histogram Plot

of

Spectra

TUNE

(TU1)

Tuning

Routine

:8iI:=

R~R!?5Y!'-l~=C;Q_NTR

OL

J~_<:.nt

i

nu:~~X~~~==-==-=_:===--=

DECUS

NO.

TITLE

8-449A

8-449B A

Magtape

Handler

for

the

PDP-8/Tu2o

LPTQUE

- A

PT,08

to

A.

B.

Dick Line

Printer Uti I ity Program

8-450

8-451

8-452

8-455

8-457

8-458

ps/8

Editor With Display for KV8/1

(Overlay)

ps/8

Handler for

Kv/8

Vector Display

ANSAM (Analog Sampling)

8-464

L-113

CRT

PAC

DTFIX

VW -Field Independent

I/o

Handler for

Disk and

TTY

TI\02

Magnetic

Tape Device Handler for

ps/8

PDIS

- A PDP-8 Routine

to

Access

the

LlNCscope

XII~

~AME,

DfMO_-N

__

ST_R_A_TI_O_N

______________

_

8-424

8-426

8-430

8-437

8-442

8-462

8-463

FOCAL8-173

12-36

Morse Code

Prime Number

Generator

DECK: A Random Deck

of

Cards

Cornp'Jter Dating

Game

"The

BYU

Boob

Tube"

INSTIN

Perpetual

Calendar

(BASIC

Version)

APOLLO

II

Hangman for PDP-12

8-416

Bibliographical Handling

12-42

CALC012

12-59

FOCPLOT

L-112 FSUPLOT:

X-Y

Plotter Routine for GRAPHA

8-453

Rapid Alert Program

(RAP)

XVI. MAINTENANCE

---------------------

8-443

Keyboard Test Tape for Hot

Metal

Linecaster

with

TTS

8-444

COREMAP

xVIf-:-MTScELLA"rEOUS

8-443

FOCAL8-178

FOCAL8-179

12-40

12-49

12-52

L-113

.----

Keyboard Test Tape for Hot Meta I Linecaster

with

TTS

Motion Picture Package

Depth

of

Field Program for Still Camera

Lenses

PDP-8 Disk Mo"itor -LAP6-DIAL Interface

Cold Start DF32 Disk Formatter for

ps/8

on

a PDP-12

Student Test Analysis

PDIS

- A PDP-8 Routine

to

Access

the

LlNCscope

CI -12

DECUS

NO.

FOCAL8-165

(Continued)

-----

------.------

.----

measure

of

effectiveness

of

the

experiment,

is

calculated.

Minimum

Hardware:

Source

Language:

PDP-8

FOCAL

8/68

DECUS

NO.

FOCAL8-166A

& B

First

and

Second

Order

Partial

Correlations

Dr.

William

Wilmot,

Central

Michigan

University,

Mt.

Pleasant,

Mich

igan

Program A computes

the

three

first

order

partial

correlations

for

three

variables.

Use~

supplies

the

zero-order

correlations

between

the

three

variables.

In

program B

the

user

supplies

the

correlations

between

the

four

variables

and

the

program

calculates

the

second

order

partial

correlations

between

the

four

variables.

Minimum

Hardware:

Source

Language:

DECUS

NO.

FOCAL8-167

4K

PDP-8

FOCAL-69

Five

Statisti

cal

Programs for

the

PDP-8 or

PDP-12

Stephen

J.

Mayor,

Medical

College

of

Ohio

at

Toledo,

Ohio

This

package

consists

of

five

statistical

programs.

Since

there

is

insufficient

storage

space

for

data

if

the

programs

are

chained

together

and

fed

into

a

machine

with

only

4K

of

core,

each

tape

may be

ordered

separate

Iy.

However,

if suffic

ient

core

is

available,

these

programs may

easily

be

chained

together

using FOCAL

since

none

of

the

instructions

in

any

of

the

programs

occupy

the

same I ine

number.

The programs

are:

1)

Student's

t Test; 2)

Dunnett's

t Test; 3)

Normalized

Plot

Routine; 4)

Mea"'!

and

Standard

Deviation;

5) Analysis

of

Variance

for

Single

Variable

of

Classification.

Minimum

Hardware:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

FOCAL8-16S

-----~-------.-.--

4K PDP-8

FOCAL-69

One-Armed

Bandit -PDP-S

Style

Frank

R.

Borger,

Michael

Reese

Hospital,

Chicago,

Illinois

One-Armed

Bandit lets

the

player

operate

the

computer

as a

slot

mach'ne.

The

computer

"spins

the

wheels,"

checks

for

wim,

and

keeps

a

total

of

the

player's

wins

or

losses. This

is

similar

to

DECUS

NO.

FOCALS-95

and

FOCALS-127.

DECUS would be

interested

in

user

feed-back

as

to

which

program

is

superior.

Minimum

Hardware:

Source

Language:

4K

PDP-S, ASR33

FOCAL

DECUS

NO.

FOCAL8-169

FOCAL

Version

of

the

GE

Basic

Artillery

Game

Ronald

A.

Wong,

Edmund

Wong,

660-44th

Avenue,

San

Francisco,

California

In

most

computer

games

the

situation

is

the

player

versus

the

computer.

However,

in

this

game,

the

computer

is

just

measuring

the

skill

of

the

player

--

by

testing

his

abi

I ity

with

an

artillery

piece

in

coming

within

100

yards

of

a

target,

whose

distance

was

randomly

selected.

Minimum

Hardware:

4K

PDP-S

Other

Programs

Needed:

FOCAL-69

with

extended

functions

FOCAL-69

Source

Language:

DECUS

NO.

FOCALS-170

Saint

Peter's

College

Statistical

Package

Professor Robert W.

Carter,

Saint

Peter's

College,

Jersey

City,

New

Jersey

This

package

contains

S programs for

statistical

analysis

with

FOCAL.

The

tape

for

each

application

may

be

ordered

separately

or

the

complete

package

may

be

ordered

as

one

unit.

All

write-ups

are

included

in

one

document.

The

pro-

grams

and

their

applications

are

as follows:

FOCALS-170.1

FLG

PL

T - Plots

scaled

frequency

distributions

.2

FLBIND -Cornp'Jtes

binomial

probability

"

D istr

ibutions

.3

FLPCTL

-Comp'Jtes

percenti

Ie

scores

.4

FLSDEV

-ComplJtes means

and

.5

FLHMES -Comp'Jtes

"H,"

the

information

measure

of

noise

.6

FLTMES

-Comp'Jtes

"T,"

the

information

measure

of

relationship

.7

FLPEAR

-Computes a Pearson I

inear

corre-

lation

and

regression

analysis

. S

FLSPER

-Computes

Spearman's

rank-order

correlation

coefficient

Minimum

Hardware:

4K PDP-S

FOCAL-69

Source

Language:

DECUS

NO.

FOCALS-171

Minnesota

Sociology

Statistics

Programs

Philip

M.

Vo.xland,

Department

of

Sociology,

University

of

Minnesota,

Minneapoli:.,

Minnesota

The program

p'Jckage

consists

of

a

series

of

small

statistical

analysis

programs

of

interest

to

behavioral

science

researchers.

Various

parametric

and

non-parametric

statistics

are

calcu-

lated

for

nominal,

ordinal,

interval,

and

ratio

level

measure-

ments,

for

discrete

and

continuous

data

and

for raw

data,

grouped

data

and

tabular

data.

Minimum

Hardwa~e:

Other

Programs

Needed:

Source

Language:

4K PDP-S

FOCAL-69

FOCAL

69

F -

25

DECUS

NO.

FOCALS-172

XPON

David A. Moon, Wayland High School, Wayland,

Massachusetts

The purpose

of

XPON

is

to

calculate

integer powers

of

positive integers with more than the usual seven digits .of

pre-

cision

in

FOCAL

As

the result

is

computed, it

is

divided into

groups

of

five

digits.

Each group occupies a FOCAL

variable.

The method

of

exponentiation

is

repeated multiplication.

Restrictions:

Source Language:

The base and the exponent must

both be integers

FOCAL

DECUS

NO.

FOCALS-173

APOLLO

II

David

A.

Moon, Wayland High School, Wayland,

Massachusetts

This

is

a greatly improved version

of

the Apollo simulation

game which has been running on almost every timesharing

system

in

the country. The user

is

pilot

of

a lunar module,

which he can steer

in

two

axes.

It

is

free to move up and

down, and pora lie I to the lunar surface.

The

user

must

con-

trol

attitude

thrusters and the descent engine by typing

in

numbers. The program reports time, range

to

landing

site,

attitude,

velocity

components, fuel reserves,

etc.

every 5

seconds

of

simulated time. A small random error

is

introduced

into these figures

to

simulate real conditions. After the

module reaches the lunar surface, the program reports on its

condition and makes remarks about the pilot's

skill.

This

version

of

Apollo has been found to be considerably more

challenging than the version which permits only

vertical

motion, since there

are

far more variables

to

control.

Minimum Hardware:

Other

Programs Needed:

Storage Requirement:

Source Language:

PDP-S with Disk (must be

able

to

run

LIBRA)

FOCAL-69 (DEC-OS-AJAE),

LIBRA

(DEC-OS-AJ5E

or

DEC-OS-

AJ6E)

Two

library blocks (1400 words)

FOCAL-69,

LIBRA

DECUS

NO.

FOCALS-174

SYNDIV 5

David

A.

Moon, Wayland High School, Wayland,

Massachusetts

SYNDIV 5 permits synthetic division

of

m-polynomial by

n-

polynomial.

The

user

is

requested

to

type

in

the coefficients

of

two polynomials. The first

is

divided by the second, and the

coefficients

of

the

quotient

and remainder

are

printed.

On

input or output the "*X

l'

n

II

associated with the coefficient

is

supplied

by

the program. The degrees

of

both the dividend

and

the divisor may be

from

1 to 9 with the extended functions

still

in

core.

A translation into a

dialect

of

APl

is included.

Minimum Hardware:

Source Language:

4K PDP-S

FOCAL

DECUS

NO.

FOCALS-175

Modifications and Supplement to FOCAL8-50

RC

Filter Design and Plot and

3-Pole

Butterworth Filters

G.

Chase, Portsmouth Abbey School, Portsmouth,

Rhode

Island

As

in

FOCAL8-50, the filter design and plot portion of this

program

are

separate parts - a comp'Jtation program and a

graphing program. The computation program allows:

a}

speedier

execution,

b}

format,

c}

self

reinitialization,

which

allows several passes

at

a

design.

The

modifications to the

graph program consist of:

a}

remov'al

of

a bug,

b}

format, c)

simplification

of

coding. These two parts cannot both fit into

FOCAL's user

area

and hence

must

be used one

at

a time.

The

3-Pole

Butterworth

Fi

Iters portion

of

the program scales the

normalized designs by Kerwin

in

Huelsman's Active Filters

(McGraw-Hili,

1970)

to

meet the parameters

of

the user. -

Minimum Hardware:

Other Programs Needed:

Source Language:

4 K

PD

P-8 and

TTY

FOCAL, 1969 with extended

functions

FOCAL, 1969

DECUS

NO.

FOCAL8-176

Program

for

Producing Histograms

from

Clinical Data

on

Teletype

Eddy

Emons,

Royal Postgraduate Medical School, Hammersmith

Hospital, London, England

This program uses

data

from

the Hypertension

Clinic,

which

are

blood pressure measurements token

from

patients

in

the

lying and upright positions respectively.

Both

the systolic

(upper) and the diastolic (lower) pressures

are

recorded for

each

position.

FOCAL

is

used with

all

the extended functions

erased.

The

data

are

recorded with the high speed reader and stored

in

a

two dimensional array

in

field one

via

the integer overlay

FNEW.

For

each

pressure measurement, the mean and standard

deviation

are

computed.

From

the two dimensional array stored

in

field one another

two dimensional array

is

computed and stored

in

field

zero,

representing the histogram

data.

FOCAL then scans through

each

array and types the histogram on the

teletype.

Minimum Hardware:

Other

Programs Needed:

Storage Requirement:

Restrictions:

Source Language:

8K PDP-8/I, high speed reader

FNEW integer overlay

Program: 515 locations;

data

fie

Id

one: 3900; field 0: 566 locations

Extended functions

are

deleted

FOCAL-69

F -

26

D~CUS

NO.

FOCAl8-177

ps/8

FOCAL,

1971

I)avid Schneider and Barry Smith

jubmitted by: Hartwell H. Whitney,

Jr.,

Oregon

Museum

of

""Science and Industry, Portland, Oregon

ps/8

FOCAL,

1971

is

a modified version

of

FOCAL, 1969

for

use with PS/8.

It

provides device-independent library

com>-

mands,

data

file manipulations, recursive subroutine calls and

chaining

to

other programs, character manipulations, com-

puted line numbers, and other features.

Minimum Hardware:

Other Programs Needed:

Source language:

PS/8,

8K

and

mass

storage

device,

64K disk or DECtape

ps/8

PAl-8

DECUS

NO.

FOCAl8-178

Motion Picture Package

Stephen A. Kallis,

Jr.,

Digital Equipment Corporation,

Maynard, Massachusetts

This

is

a package

of

six short FOCAL routines which should

prove useful to those

in

the motion picture industry.

It

con-

sists of:

1)

16

mm

Motion Picture Theater

Optimization,

2)

Motion Picture Scaling

Program

for

Special Effects, 3)

Running

Time

Program

for

Professional Motion Picture Films,

4) Movie Theater

lens

Selection Program, 5) Cine lens

Depth of Field and Hyperfocal Calculations, 6) Footage-to-

Time

Conversion Program

for

16

mm,

35

mm

and 65/70

mm

/ Cine Films.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage

Requ

irement:

4K

PDP..;8

with

TTY,

or any

configuration equipped

for

FOCAL

4K

Source

language:

FOCAL, 1969

DECUS

NO.

FOCAl8-179

Depth

of

Field Program

for

Still Camera lenses

Stephen

A.

Kallis,

Jr.,

Digital Equipment Corporation,

Maynard, Massachusetts

In

order

to

insure sharp focus in their photographs, amateur

and professional photographers need to determine the depth

of

field

of

their lenses

for

particular settings.

This

program

is

based upon the assumption that an

acceptable

circle

of

con-

fusion has a constant relation

to

the lens EFl.

Minimum_Hardware:

Source language: 4K PDP-8 with

TTY

FOCAL, 1969

F -

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FOCAl8-127

FOCAl8-128

FOCAl8-129

FOCAl8-130

FOCAl8-131

FOCAl8-132

FOCAl8-133

FOCAl8-134

FOCAl8-135

FOCAl8-136

FOCAl8-137

FOCAl8-138

FOCAl8-139

FOCAl8-140

FOCAl8-141

FOCAl8-142

FOCAl8-143

FOCAl8-144

FOCAl8-145

FOCAl8-146

FOCAl8-147

FOCAl8-148

TITlE

FOCAl-

SLOT

Probability (2P);

From

t ("Student")

Distribution

FOCAL

Readable Punch

FlHSTO

ZAREA

CIG-8

MARK

II

Withdrawn

1-20

Counting Game

MODV -Choice

FOCAL

-Amity

General Nth Order Regression

WCXT:

The

Wilcoxon Matched-Pairs Signed-

Ranks

Test

for

Non

Parametric Data

Universal Input/Output

for

FOCAL

Withdrawn

Spanish language

FOCAL

Successive

Powers

of a Matrix

Repeated Matrix Multiplication

FOCAU

--

DECtape FOCAl-69

FOCAL

for

Disk

and DECtape with Program

Chaining

Zeller's Congruence/Day

of

the Week

Interaction Analysis

FOCl.

S,

An

Expanded language

for

Small Computers,

Based

on

FOCAL

FOCAl8-149 Checkers

FOCAl8-150

FRAN8

FOCAl8-151 Fast Matrix Inversion

for

Real

Numbers

FOCAl8-152 Surface Plate Auto-Collimation

FOCAl8-153

Two

Overlays

for

FOCAL

'69, FEXP-X-P

and FLOG

FOCAl8-154

8K

FOCAL

Display

FOCAl8-155

FACTORS

FOCAl8-156 Blackjack

for

FOCAL

FOCAl8-157 Modifications to TSS/8

FOCAL

FOCAl8-158 Mileage

Program

FOCAl8-159A Computer

Programs

in

Use

in

the Water

Qualities Division, Vol. 1

FOCAl8-159B Computer

Programs

in

Use

in

the Water

Qualities Division, Vol. 2

FOCAl8-160 Non-Parametrics:

The

Mann-Whitney U

Test and the Wilcoxon Matched-Pairs Sign-

Ranks

Test

DECUS

NO.

TITlE

FOCAlS-161 Wilmot Grading Program

FOCAl8-162 Transistor H-Parameter Conversions

FOCAl8-163

ErlClng

C Blocking Probability

Programs

FOCAl8-164

Four

New Functions

for

FOCAL

5/69

FOCAlS-165 F- (Variance Ratio) Distribution Probability

FOCAlS-166A

&

166B

First and Second Order Partial Correlations

FOCAlS-167 Five Statistical Programs

for

the PDP-8 or

PDP-12

FOCAl8-168 One-Armed Bandit -PDP-8 Style

FOCAlS-l~9

FOCAL

Version

of

the

GE

Basic Artillery

Game

FOCALS-170 Saint Peter's College Statistical Package

FOCALS-171 Minnesota Sociology Statistics

Programs

FOCAL8-172 XPON

FOCAlS-173

APOllO

II

FOCAl8-174 SYNDIV 5

FOCAL8-175 Modifications and Supplement to FOCAl8-50

RC

Filter Design and Plot and 3-Pole

Butterworth Filters

FOc;AL8-176 Progr

am

for

Producing Histograms

from

Clinical Data

on

Teletype

FOCALS-l77

psis

FOCAL,

1971

FOCALS-17S Motion Picture Package

FQCALS-179 Depth of Field Program

for

Still Camera

Lenses

F

NI-

3

DECUS

NO.

L-l02

OCDISMEM

Joseph DiSaverio, Drexel University,

Philadelphia,

Pennsylvan ia

OCDISMEM displays the

octal

values

of

the

contents

of

core.

The program

wi

II

display

from

1

to

5 columns,

each

consisting

of

laS

rows. Typing

For

B will cause

the

display

to

go

forward or backward

.J

page.

Minimum Hardware:

Other

Programs

Needed:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

L-l03

RNPL

SEARCH

System

4K

LlNC-S

PROGOFOP

LAP6

c. C.

Wilton-Davies,

Royal

Naval

Physiological Laboratory,

Hants, England

Information storage and

retrieval

using

LAP6

manuscripts up

to

400 blocks long -

an

extension

of

FIND 1

(DECUS

NO.

L-53a).

About 1000 references

are

present on

the

tape,

most

of

them

in

the second 1000S

blocks.

Minimum Hardware:

Other

Programs

Needed:

Restrictions:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

L-l04A

4K LlNC-S

DECUS

NO.

L-53a and

DECUS

NO.

L-54

1.

This version

of

LAP6

will not

deal

with

binaries.

2.

A PDP-

12

will only

access

half

the

tape

LAP6

JIH (.:!oint .!..nterval .!:'istogram)

Dr. Peter

Finkenzeller,

University

of

Erlangen, Nurnberg,

Germany

Submitted by: Robert DiMeo, Digital Equipment Corporation,

Maynard, Massachusetts

This

is

the

German

version

of

the

Joint

Interval Histogram

program. Both

the

documentation and the comments on

the

listing

are

written

in

German.

See L-l04B for description

of

program.

DECUS

NO.

L-l04B

JIHE -.:!oint

~terval.!:'istogram

(~nglish

Version)

Dr. Peter

Finkenzeller,

University

of

Erlangen, Nurnberg,

Germany

Submitted by: Robert DiMeo, Digital Equipment Corporation,

Mayn::Jrd, Massachusetts

The program JIHE

forms

from

a given

sequence

of

pulses

(spikes)

on-line

a joint interval histogram. Timing

of

the

"total

histogram may be

varied

between

0.01

and

2.55

seconds

and presetting

of

the

number

of

pu

Ises to

be

analysed

is

pos-

sible.

In

addition

an interval histogram

is

calculated

and

simultaneously displayed with

the

joint interval histogram.

Possibil ities for

scal

ing both histograms

are

provided.

The

resu

Its

may

be

stored on

tape.

All instructions

to

the

program

are

given by

teletype

to

allow

remote

operation.

JIHE needs

only

the

standard equipment

of

the

LlNC-S

as timing

is

ac-

compl ished by

the

internal

clock

of

the

computer.

Minimum Hardware:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

L-l05

LlNC-S

LAP6

I NVEN:

Creation

and Storage

of

an

Inventory

A.

Thomas DeWoskin, University

of

Michigan,

Ann Arbor,

Michigan

This program

creates

and stores on magnetic

tape

an

alpha-

betically

ordered inventory. I NVEN allows for

the

creation

of

an

initial

inventory and its

continual

updating

via

input

from

the

keyboard.

One

can

increase or

decrease

the

amoOnt

of

an item

already

in the inventory,

delete

old items, or

add

new

ones.

The program inserts

the

new items into

the

inven-

tory

alphabetically.

The

updated

inventory

can

b~

viewed

on

the

screen with a moving window display or printed

out

on

the

teletype.

The

capacity

of

the

inventory

is

127 items. Full

instructions

are

contained

in

a

separate

manuscript,

INVENHOW.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage

Requ

irement:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

L-l06

LlNC or LlNC-S

2K in

core,

tape

blocks

274-277

LAP6

Radial Interface Including Interrupt Mask for

the

PDP-S or

LlNC-S

Paul F.

Sullivan,

Cornell

Aeronautical

Laboratory,

Inc.,

Buffalo,

New

York

This document describes a hardware modificotion

to

the

PDP-8

or

LlNC-S

which protects software

from

obsolescence caused

by the

addition

of

new

devices

to

the interrupt

and/or

data

break

facilities

and allows

significant

savings

of

money and

effort

in

interfacing

further

devices

to

the computer. The

hardware also provides

the

computer with a dynamic priority

interrupt faci I i

ty.

DECUS

NO.

L-l07

Digital

8-12-U

Modified

Judson

Gilbert,

Florida

State

University,

Tallahassee,

Florida

See

DECUS

NO.

8-367

L - 13

DECUS

NO.

L-108

PROFPP

D.

A.

Wycoff, University

of

Iowa, Iowa

City,

Iowa

PROFPP

is

a new version

of

PROGOFOP supplied on a LAP6A-

3L

L1NCtape. Either

the

standard

PROGOFOP

Version II, or

two

different

versions

of

PROFPP may

be

selected

at

the

time

the

LOAD

toggle

is

raised.

At

the

same time the user may

seleCt upper

and

lower memory banks and whether

to

call

LAP6

or

the

RIM

and BIN loaders into memory.

PROFPP

is

designed

to

permit incorporating standard PDP-8

floating point routines within

L1NC

programs. All five PDP-8

floating point packages have

been

placed

on

magnetic

tape

and

filed

in

the

LAP6

index.

PROFPP provides

direct

inter-

pretation

of

all

LAP6

characters

from

the

teletype

and

ad-

dresses

tape

blocks

1000-1777

via

the

EXC

class instructions.

The Keyboard/Reader flag control has

been

improved so

that

the

poper

tape

reader

pauses during magnetic

tape

operations

or whenever

the

L1NC

halts.

Provision for

calling

L1NC

sub-

routines

from

within PDP-8 subroutines

is

included as well as

the

capabi

I ity

of

setting

the

LI

NC program counter

from

the

console (JMP instructions with

the

DO

toggle).

A second

version, PROFPP

B,

(buffered)

is

included which provides a

10

character

buffer for

teletype

input which may be

expanded

by the user into

any

memory

area.

The provided marking program

(MARKTAPE)

marks blocks

0-

1777 and corrects

the

failure

to

check

blocks

above

777 seen

in other programs written for this purpose.

Source Language:

PAL

111.5

and

LAP6

DECUS

NO.

L-109

MAXILIST

AND

MAXIMETA

D.

A.

Wycoff, University

of

Iowa, Iowa

City,

Iowa

MAXILIST

and

MAXIMETA

allow

the

user

to

compile a list

of

LAP6

meta commands

to

be

executed

in

sequence

under

pro-

gram

control.

The

"L1"

and

"PM" commands

are

most

valuable

and

are

handled

by

both

programs, while with MAXIMETA

other

meta commands

can

also

be

hand

led.

Minimum Hardware:

Other

Programs

Needed:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

L-ll0

L1NFOC or L1NC-8 FOCAL

Basic L1NC-8

PROFPP

(DECUS

NO.

L-108,

same

tape),

LAP6A-3L

LAP6

Alan

Cleary,

University

of

Newcastle

Upon Tyne,

Newcastle

Upon Tyne, England

This version

of

DEC

FOCAL has

been

developed

for

the

L1NC-8 comp'Jter. L1NFOC incorporates functions

to

operate

the

L1NCscope, read

the

ADC's

and

external

level lines

and

load

the

relay

register.

An

improved pseudorandom number

generator

has

been

incorporated and new functions

give

single

character

input/output

and

read

the right switch

register.

Versions incorporating common

data

storage functions

are

available,

in

which

data

may

be

stored on L1NCtape

and

swapped

between

programs. A new command, OPERATE,

is

included which simplifies the formulation

of

statements

to

operate

the

L1NCscope,

relay

register

and

common

data

storage functions.

L1NFOC

is

slow but powerful and well

behaved.

It

is

particu-

larly useful for introducing students

to

on-line

comp'Jting and

for analysing

data

which

can

be

filed by

the

L1NC-8 Library

System.

Minimum Hardware:

Other

Programs

Needed:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

L-ll1

RNPL

Disk

library

L1NC-8

L1NC-8 Library System

PAL

III

c.

C.

Wilton-Davies,

Royal

Naval

Physiological Laboratory,

Alverstoke,

Gosport,

Hants, England

Of

the

44

programs on

the

tape,

the

three

most important

pro-

vide

for the transfer

of

complete DF32 disk images

between

disk and L1NCtape Unit

1.

"DMARK" marks L1NCtapes

in

129-word blocks

to

hold six complete DF32 images on one

tape.

"DUMP" transfers

the

DF32 image

to

a

specified

section

of

the

tape,

and

"LIFT"

is

the

converse.

Minimum Hardware:

Storage Requirement:

Restrictions:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

L-112

L1NC-8 with DF32 (or

RF08

Disk

if

modified)

4K

Not

applicable

to

PDP-12

PAL

III

FSUPLOT:

X-V

Plotter Routine for GRAPHA

H.

V.

Campbell

and

D.

C.

Bergen, Florida

State

University,

Tallahassee,

Florida

This

is

a

plotter

routine for the GRAPHA program using

an

X-V

plotter

interfaced

to

a 4K L1NC-8 as described

in

DECUS

NO.

L-77 (Extended

PROGOFOP).

In

addition

GRAPHA has

been

made compatible with LAP6-3L.

Minimum Hardware:

Other

Programs

Needed:

Restrictions:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

L-113

4K L1NC-8,

X-V

Plotter,

ASR33

DECUS

NO.

L-77

Must implement minor hardware

additions

per L-77

LAP6

PDIS

- A PDP-8 Routine

to

Access the L1NCscope

Peter Lemkin,

National

Institutes

of

Health,

Bethesda,

Maryland

PDIS

is

a subroutine for

the

L1NC-8 computer used

to

access

the

L1NC

CPU's point display hardware

from

the

PDP-8

CPU.

L - 14

DECUS

NO.

L-1

~3

(Continued)

This

greatly facilitates incorporating the LlNCscope

in

PDP-8

programs.

Minimum Hardware:

'Storage Requirement:

Restrictions:

Source Language:

DECUS

NO.

L-114

LlNC-8

1 page

Must reside

in

current instruction

bank

PAL

Pseudo-Random Number Generator,

EAE

Version

SEE

DECUS

NO.

8-410

L -

15

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available

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DECUS

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DECUS

NO.

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NO.

TITLE

DECUS

NO.

TITLE

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L-l

Obsolete L-36

PRINTMSS

L-2.1 Clock 1 for

LlNC;

Clock S for LlNC-S L-37 BINLAP6 (Binary-to-LAP6 Disassembler)

L-3

Off-Line

LABCOM

System

L-3S

LlNC

Tape

Dump

L-4.1

IN

HISTO L-39

SPCWAR

L-5 Obsolete L-40 Averager

System

for the Classic

LlNC

L-6 TRIGGR

L-41

COMPARE LlNCtape Blocks

L-7 Modifications to PROGOFOP, Version 2 L-42 Using the Teletype with the

LlNC

L-S Obsolete L-43 Obsolete

L-9a LlNC-CaIComp Plot Subroutine

Package

L-44 Obsolete

L-1O

LlNC-S

Multianalyzer L-45

PLOT

L-ll

DATUMS L-46 Obsolete

L-12 Obsolete L-47 OCTBIN

L-13 AVPROG L-4S DECBIN

L-14 MEAN L-49 BINOCT

L-15 Obsolete L-50 BINDEC

L-16 Obsolete

L-51

TAGSWAP

L-17 LOAD -Extended

Load

Sequence

for LlNC-S L-52 LlNCtape FORTRAN

L-1S

BUFFER

-Fully Buffered Teletype I/o L-53a FIND 1

L-19 Obsolete L-54

LES

- A Library Executive

System

for the

L-20 A Monitor for Automatic Sequential Opera-

LlNC-S

tion

of

Programs

on

the

LlNC-S

L-55 COMPAREM

L-21

FORTRAN Macros for the

LlNC-S:

L-56 FIDDLEX

"LI

NC-TRAN"

L-57 Obsolete

(See

L-39)

L-22 Obsolete L-5S Obsolete

L-23 Control to Designate Left or Right

LI

NC-S L-59 INDEX

L4

Tape

Transports

as

Unit

Zero

L-24

PLTKBD

-Plotkeyboard L-60 FORTRAN with LlNCtape

L-25

LI

NC Spectrum

Program

L-61

Alternative Binary Loader for

LlNC-S

Library

L-26

RELTSS-1C

L-62 Obsolete

L-27 Q & A Subroutine (Modification for

LAP6

L-63 Obsolete

Characters) L-64 A

Pseudo

Random

Number Generator for the

L-2S

TEXT

TTY

Subroutine

LlNC-S

Computer

L-29 DEC-BI L-65 Obsolete

L-30

LAP6-1

C L-66

LAP6DISP

L-31

SNAP (Simplified Numerical Analysis L-67 TAPEIN

Program)

L-6S

DBLFLT

2 - A

Multibank

Configuration

of

L-32 Obsolete

DBLFLT

L-33

On-Line

LABCOM

System

(Version

4)

L-69 GRAPHAS

L-34 LlNC-DDT L-70 A

LlNC-S

Program

to Provide for Entry Into

the IBM

JET

System

" L-35A & B

DF.INOUT;

1.0.

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