DECUS_Catalog_PDP 11_Aug78 DECUS Catalog PDP 11 Aug78

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PROGRAM

LIBRARY

PDP-ll

CATALOG

OICiITAl

EQUIPMENT

COMPUTER

USERS

SOCIETY

AUGUST

1978

DECUS

PROGRAM

LIBRARY

PDP-11

CATALOG

Cl

DICiITAL

EQUIPMENT

COMPUTER

USERS

SOCIETY

AUGUST

1978

This

is

a complete

PDP-ll

DECUS

Library CATALOG.

It

includes a complete listing

of

PDP-II

and

RSTSjE

DECUS

programs.

First Edition

Updated

Combined

and

Reprinted

Combined, ltpdated,

and

revised

Updated

and

revised

February 1974

August 1974

February

1975

July

1975

October

1975

July

1976

September 1976

September

1977

August

1978

Copyright @ 1978, Digital Equipment Corporation

Maynard, Massachusetts

The

DECUS

Program Library is a clearing house only;

it

does

not

sell, generate

or

test

programs. All programs

and

information are provided

"AS

IS" .

DIGITAL

EQUIP-

MENT

COMPUTER

USERS SOCIETY,

DIGITAL

EQUIPMENT

CORPORATION

AND

THE

CONTRIBUTOR

DISCLAIM

ALL

WARRANTIES

ON

THE

PRO-

GRAMS

AND

ANY

MEDIA

ON

WHICH

THE

PROGRAMS

ARE

PROVIDED,

INCLUDING

WITHOUT

LIMITATION,

ALL

IMPLIED

WARRANTIES

OF

MERCHANTABILI1Y

AND

FITNESS.

The descriptions, service charges, exchange rates,

and

availability

of

software available from the

DECUS

Library are subject to change without notice.

The following are trademarks

of

Digital Equipment Corporation:

COMPUTER LABS

DECtape

INDAC

RSTS

COMTEX DECUS

LAB-8

RSX

DDT

DIBOl

MASSBUS TYPESET-8

DEC

DIGITAL

OMNIBUS TYPESET-11

DECCOMM EDUSYSTEM 0S-8 UNIBUS

DECsystem-10 FLIP CHIP

PDP

DECSYSTEM-20 FOCAL PHA

Contents

Section 1 General Information

1.1

How

to

Use this Catalog

.................................................................

v

1.1.1

General Catalog Information

.................................................

v

1.2

DECUS

Contacts

..........................................................................

v

1.2.1

United

States

and

Canada

....................................................

v

1.2.2 Outside the United States

and

Canada

.....................................

vi

1.3

Payment

.....................................................................................

vi

1.4

DECUS

Coupons

........................................................................

vii

1.5

Return

Policy

.............................................................................

vii

1.6

Documentation

...........................................................................

vii

1.7

Media

......................................................................................

viii

1.7.1

Media/Price Codes

...........................................................

viii

1.8

Program Distribution Methods

.......................................................

viii

1.9

Cross System Index

................................

,

....................................

viii

Section 2 Abstracts

2.1

PDP-II

Abstracts

.........................................................................

1

2.2

RSTS-II

Abstracts

.......................................................................

53

Section 3

Standards

3.1

DEC

Standards Available Through

DECUS

........................................

71

Section 4 Indexes

4.1

Alphabetical Index

.......................................................................

73

4.1

Category Index

...........................................................................

78

4.3 Operating System Index

.................................................................

87

Section 1

General Information

Section 1

General Information

1.1

How to Use this Catalog

This catalog is divided into four sections:

Section I, General Information, provides details

about

ordering, payment, who to contact within

DECUS, policy

on

returns,

and

other policy

and

procedural information.

Section

2,

Abstracts, is sub-divided into two parts,

PDP-II

and

RSTS-II. Each include program

descriptions

and

respective Media/Price Codes

in

sequential order by DECUS Order Number.

Note:

It

is essential to designate the applicable Section when ordering from the Catalog, e.g.

order "RSTS-II-123"

or

"PDP-I

1-23."

Section

3,

Standards, lists

and

describes all the Digital Equipment Corporation Software

Standards

and

other documentation related to standards such as programming conventions

and

guidelines available through DECUS.

Section

4,

Indexes, contains three indexes; the Alphabetical Index lists all programs alphabeti-

cally

by

title, the Category Index lists all programs

by

program type (see first page of index for

list of categories),

and

the Operating System Index lists programs by operating system (see first

page of index for list of systems.)

1.1.1 General Catalog Information

The

DECUS

Library requests

that

all inquiries concerning

DECUS

programs

be

communicated

in

writing

and

forwarded to the

DECUS

Marlboro office,

not

to the authors/submitters.

DECUS

will request assistance from the responsible author/submitter, assuming they are available.

Requests for multiple catalogs will

be

honored,

but

a nominal service charge will apply. Contact

your Chapter office

if

you require additional catalogs.

Editor's Note: The following

DECUS

programs have been

added

since the. last version

of

the

PDP-II

Catalog:

DECUS 11-330 thru 11-362

RSTS 11-108 thru RSTS

11-115

DECUS

is pleased to bring to the attention of

our

RSTS/E users that most RSTS-II programs

are now available

on

RK05 disk. Also, documentation for RSTS-II programs for abstracts I

thru

93

are now available

on

Microfiche (see last page of section 2.2 for ordering information).

In

addition, the following programs have been updated since the last version:

11-221

11-226

11-229

11-282

11-283

11-284

11-287

11-288

1.2

DEeUS

Contacts

RT-11

ODT

with

TRACE

Feature Added.

RO.MAC-MT

ROLLIN

File Device Driver

INDEX-FORTRAN

Cross Referencing

M.I.T. Garbage Collection # I

M.I.T. Garbage Collection

#2

RSX-Il

FOCAL

M.I.T. Magtape Cornucopia for

RSX-IID

TECO

V28 for

RT-II

1.2.1 United States and Canada

To

obtain information

and

to

place Library orders, users residing

in

an

area outside the definition

of the European

or

Australian Chapters (see Section 1.2.2), should deal directly with the

DEeus

Library

at

the following address:

v

1.3 Payment

vi

DECUS Library

MR2/E55

One Iron

Way

Marlboro, MA, 01752

Telephone

(6

f7) 481-9511

To

obtain information on:

General Information

PDP-II

DECUS Library, contact the

PDP-II

Library Administrator, (X4178)

Standards, Col1tact the Standards Librarian, (X4178)

Service charges, order status, shipping information, contact the DECUS Order Desk, (X4135)

Payments

and

billing, contact the DECUS Accounting Coordinator, (X4136)

DECUSCOPE, (X4161)

U.S. Symposia Information, (X4142)

Membership, (x4167)

Proceedings, (X4161)

In

Canada, for DECUS information, contact:

DECUS Canada

P.O. Box 11500

Ottawa, Ontario

K2H 8K8, Canada

Telephone (613) 592-5

II

I

1.2.2 Outside the U.S. and Canada

To place DECUS Library orders, for clarification

of

policies

or

procedures on currency exchange

information, order status, shipping information, handling charge information

and

for questions

concerning payment

and

billing outside the U.S.

or

Canada, contact your local Chapter Office:

Australia:

DECUS Australia

P.O. Box

491

Crows Nest, N.

S.

W.,

2065

Australia

Telephone

(61

)-(2)-4392566

Europe

and

Middle East:

DECUS Europe

12,

avenue des Morgines

C.P.

510,

1213

Petit-Lancy 1

Geneva, Switzerland

Telephone (022) -

93-33-11

All DECUS service charges are to defray the cost of media, reproduction, handling,

and

postage. All

orders must be accompanied

by

check, DECUS coupons, or a purchase order. PLEASE

DO

NOT

SEND

CASH

THROUGH

THE

MAIL. Please make purchase orders

and

checks payable to

DECUS. DECUS order processing

and

accounting functions are completely separate from Digital

Equipment Corporation.

Do

not combine

DEeUS

orders with Digital Equipment Corporation

orders.

Please

do

not

request that

DIGITAL

field personnel place a DECUS order for you. This may delay

direct response from DECUS.

General

Information

All service charges quoted in this catalog are in U.S. Dollars. A $2.00 invoice charge is added to all

orders that are not prepaid. (This

is

subject to change without notice.)

Users outside the United States and Canada should make payment in local currency

and

forward to

the local Chapter office. Overseas users should allow a minimum of eight weeks for delivery.

Users in the United States

and

Canada should make payment in U.S. dollars to DECUS and forward

to Marlboro.

In

the U.S., please allow three to six weeks for delivery.

In

Canada, allow approximately

six weeks for delivery.

1.4

DECUS

Coupons

Because of the difficulties encountered by many installations in obtaining purchase orders for small

amounts, DECUS coupons may be ordered for any amount

and

used as subsequent payment for

DECUS orders. Coupons are available from your DECUS Chapter

office.

They are supplied in

$1,

$5,

and

$10 denominations as DECUS No.

0051.

Payment for DECUS coupons must be made in

ADV ANCE. Purchase orders

for

coupons must be paid before coupons may be redeemed for

DECUS material. DECUS coupons may not be used as payment for DECUS symposia

fees.

1.5

Return

Policy

Tapes may not be returned for credit.

It

is

therefore important that the correct media

be

specified

at

the time the order

is

placed. For further information, see the Program Distribution Methods section

of this catalog (Section

1.8).

The DECUS Library reproduces user programs and documentation and distributes them essentially

at

cost. Occasionally, the medium or copying procedure may

be

faulty and flawed copies may be

inadvertantly distributed. DECUS

is

working to minimize these problems

and

encourages users to

return faulty copies so that the source of the error may

be

traced. Accordingly, the following policies

have been established to serve as guidelines:

Any copy of a

DEeUS

Library program that

is

unreadable

on

the distributed medium will be

replaced by DECUS

at

no charge if returned, with a written explanation, within

60

days of

receipt. This includes orders which are filled incorrectly by DECUS staff (e.g., wrong program),

copied incorrectly,

or

copied to flawed medium.

Users who specify the wrong program, media, or format on their order form must bear the cost

of reordering.

Neither refunds nor exchanges will be granted for programs which were copied correctly but

which do not fulfill the user's needs. Conversion of sources or media format for use on different

computers or different operating systems

is

the responsibility of the person ordering or receiving

the item. Please note that most media formats are not compatible with all operating systems.

DECUS would appreciate being informed if users consider a program abstract (in the catalog)

to be misleading.

Refunds (in cash

or

DEeus

coupons) will not be issued under any circumstances.

1.6 Documentation

"A"

and

"D"

coded documents (see Section

1.7.1

for code definitions) are distributed automatically

with no additional charge for individual programs when the program tape

is

ordered. However, if

the cost of the

"A"

or

"D"

coded document exceeds

15%

of the media service charge, the service

charge for the corresponding tape or disk will be increased to reflect the cost of the documentation.

Manuals, designated by

an

"E"

code with an abstract, are not distributed automatically. A service

charge will apply whether or not the program tape

or

disk

is

ordered.

Documentation may be requested without media. A service charge as indicated by the documenta-

tion price code that accompanies the abstract will apply.

vii

1.7 Media

General

Information

Media

on

which specific programs are available is indicated

by

the first letter of the media/price code

in the Abstract Section of this Catalog.

Note: Due to recurring problems with user supplied media, the DECUS Program Library

no

longer

accepts orders to copy programs onto user tapes

and

disks.

1.7.1 Media/Price Codes

The media/price codes are alpha-numeric. The letter indicates the medium

on

which the product can

be supplied (see following table). The number(s) specify the actual service charge for the item

in

U.S.

dollar currency.

For

example: H32 indicates a program available on DECtape

at

a service charge

of

$32.00.

Prices quoted in this catalog will be valid until 1 July

1979,

unless, due to extreme circumstances,

DECUS must adjust them prior to this date. Changes

in

pricing

or

availability

may

occur

at

any

time. Please consult DECUSCOPE

and

the various newsletters for changes

in

Library information,

pricing,

and

policy.

Documentation

on

Media,

if listed with

an

abstract, indicates that the documentation is included with

the program

on

the media.

MEDIA CODES

A Write-up E Manuals

B Listing F Binary Paper Tape

C Microfiche G ASCII Paper Tape

D Write-up

and

Listing H DECtape

J LINCtape

K Floppy Diskette

L Cassette

M Magtape 600'

N Magtape 1200'

P Magtape 2400'

Q RK05 Disk

R

Card

Deck

1.8 Program Distribution Methods

Programs

in

the DECUS

PDP-II

Library may be obtained:

As individual programs

on

DECtape, paper tape,

or

floppy diskette. Only those programs

specified as available

on

DECtape may be obtained

on

DECtape. If you would like

to

see

specific DECUS programs made available

on

other media we need your assistance. If a program

is

not

specified as available

on

the media you require, please contact the DECUS Library before

ordering to confirm whether DECUS can

or

cannot copy the program onto the media you

require.

As library tapes which are complete segments of the Library packed onto magnetic media.

For

availability

of

Library packages, see Section 2.2, pages 69

and

70.

Note: DECUS does

not

have the facilities

at

this time to custom pack mUltiple programs onto all

magnetic media.

DECUS will not accept returned tapes for credit

or

exchange; therefore, it is important that the

correct media requirements be specified

at

the time the order is placed.

For

further information,

please refer to the Return Policy Section of this catalog (Section 1.5).

1.9 Cross-System Index

viii

An

index

of

most DECUS Library programs that are written in higher level languages (includes the

12-bit,

PDP-II,

RSTS-1I,

and

DEC-IO/20 libraries) is available from the DECUS Library for $5.00

U.S. The program languages included are APL, ALGOL, BASIC, COBOL, DIBOL, FOCAL,

FORTRAN,

LISP, PL/I, SNOBOL,

and

TECO.

The programs are listed alphabetically

by

language, program title,

and

subject keywords. This index

provides

an

easy reference guide for users who are looking for programs for particular applications.

Note: The Cross-System Index does

not

include program abstracts

or

media/price information.

To

order the Cross System Index, order DECUS number 11-999.

Section 2

Abstracts

Section

2.1

PDP-II

ABSTRACTS

Recursive Unsigned Radix Print 11-1

Author: Stephen D. Piner

Submitted by: Gene E. Sengstock

Canberra Industries, Inc., Meriden,

CT

Source Language:

PAL-IIA

Memory Required:

4K

Other Software Required: Single Precision Integer Divide (DIVI)

and

lOX

Abstract: This subroutine converts unsigned single precision binary

numbers to ASCII strings (blank suppressed) in a specified radix. The

output routine (PUT) outputs the characters into

an

lOX compatible

buffer. RDXPUT

is

recursive and requires two

(2)

words of POL per

character.

Note: Radix must be 2

~

R

~

10

Media Price Code: D

1,

G5

Single Precision Unsigned Multiply/Divide

Author: Stephen D. Piner

Submitted by: Gene E. Sengstock

Canberra Industries, Inc., Meriden,

CT

Source Language:

PAL-IIA

Memory Required:

4K

11-2

Abstract: This package provides routines to perform the following

unsigned operations:

1.

ACI X AC2 --+

ACO,

ACI

2.

(ACI X AC2) +

ACO

--+

ACO,

ACI

3. ACI + AC2 --+ ACI, R --+

ACO

4.

(ACO,

ACI) + AC2 --+ ACI, R --+

ACO

Media Price Code:

DI,

G5

Dice Game for the PDP-11 11-3

Author: Paul J. Bezeredi, Jr.

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Source Language: P

AL-IIA

Memory Required:

4K

Abstract: This program enables the user to shoot dice using the

PDP-II

computer. The program keeps track of all bets and gives a tally

of winnings whenever you win or lose.

Restrictions:

DEC

standard device registers

and

interrupt vectors

are used

Media Price Code: D2, F5

PDP-11 Binary Loader

Author: Richard Merrill

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Source Language:

PAL-IIX

Memory Required: 2K

Other Software Required: Bootstrap loader

11-4

Abstract: This

is

a modified absolute binary loader which uses the

same locations as the old one, starts

at

the same starting address, has a

bug

fixed

(I)

and

has

a

feature

added

so

that

it

can

be

used

in

a

device

independent way.

11-1-11-10

It

could be adapted to

96

words of ROM to serve as bin loader for all

devices. Such

an

arrangement would require

no

bootstrap, free additional

core space, obtain continual use of the ROM (not just

an

occasional

boot)

and

when used as

an

automatic boot, it would get the system back

on the air faster.

Media Price Code:

AI,

G7

Blackjack for FOCAL-11

Author: Richard Merrill

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Source Language: FOCAL-II

Memory Required:

4K

11-5

Abstract: This program deals random Blackjack hands to itself (the

dealer)

and

the user (the player). Utility functions are provided to deal

and print card values.

Media Price Code:

DI,

G5

Dump in Bootstrap Format Binary

Author: L. N. Daley

University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC

Source Language: PAL-II

11-8

Abstract: This program may be used to have any area of core storage

punched in bootstrap format. The program is loaded with the bootstrap

loader and

is

located in the area normally occupied

by

the absolute

loader.

It

is a short routine which may be entered through the console.

Restrictions: Works only with RSTS Version 4

Media Price Code:

DI

Slow Matrix Inversion For Real Numbers 11-9

Author: Richard Merrill

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Source Language:

FOCAL-ll

Memory Required:

4K

Abstract: This program

will

invert a matrix up to size

17

X

17,

of real

numbers using modified Gauss-Jordan methods.

It

uses double subscripts

and can only be run on FOCAL-ll and FOCAL-I5.

It

is quite reliable.

Note: This program uses essentially all core not used by the

FOCAL operating system

Media Price Code:

DI,

G5

PDP-11 BASIC Demonstration Package 11-10

Submitted by: Richard Finn

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Source Language: BASIC-II

Abstract:

This

package contains a group of demonstration tapes, using

the PDP-II BASIC Assembler. A prior knowledge of the games involved

is

assumed. The demos are: FOOTBALL, ROCKET, WEEKDAY,

CRAPS, CIVIL

WAR

and

SNOOPY. Package contains

no

documenta-

tion, tapes only.

No

Write-up Available.

Media

frice

Code:

G

10,

K27

Format:

RT-II

1

11-11-11-19

PDP-lJ

Abstracts

PDP-ll

DECtape Copy Routine

A uthor:

William

F.

Godwin

Educational Testing Service, Princeton,

NJ

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: pal-II

Memory Required: 8K

Special Hardware Required: 2 DEC tapes

11-11

Abstract: This is a DECtape copy routine which operates under the

PDP-II

Disk Monitor System.

It

is useful for generating exact duplicates

of DECtapes for backup

or

distribution.

An

initial dialogue establishes the drive numbers for the original and

the copy,

and

allows the user the option of verifying the copy. Informa-

tion

is

then transferred, a buffer-load

at

a time, from the original to the

copy. To verify the copy, the routine will reread both the original

and

the

copy after each transfer,

and

compare the two word-for-word.

If

an

error

is

found, up to

five

attempts will be made to recopy and reverify the

information before typing

an

error message.

I/O

errors will also force

five

retries before

an

error message

is

given. 8K and 12K versions are

included

on

the tape.

Media Price Code: H32

Format: DOS-II

AC

Circuit Analysis Program

Author: Steve Hort

Submitted by: Charles H. Conley

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Source Language: BASIC

Memory Required: 8K

11-12

Abstract: This BASIC program analyzes the AC frequency response of

a linear network given specific data concerning circuit elements, which

may include: resistors, inductors, capacitors and independent

and

de-

pendent voltage

and

current sources.

Media Price Code:

A2,

G6

ADUMP 11-13

A uthor: Karl H. Lederer

Digital Equipment Corporation, Anaheim, CA

Source Language:

PAL-IIA

Special Hardware Required:

PCII,

HS Reader/Punch

Abstract: This

is

a utility core dump program.

It

is

coded to be

position independent

and

is designed to function in the Paper Tape

System environment.

It

expects the user to give, on the switch register, the

starting address for dumping and the number of words to dump.

It

provides ASCII as well as octal representation of core.

Note: Load with

PTS

absolute loader

Media Price Code:

AI,

G5 (includes F)

Paper Tape Duplicator (High Speed Reader

to

11-14

TIY)

Author: John E. Bowdle

Goodyear Atomic Corporation, Piketon,

OH

Source Language:

PAL-IIA

Special Hardware Required: High Speed Tape Reader (Digitron-

ics Model 2540 without end-of-tape detector)

Abstract:

This

utility program

is

convenient for duplicating paper tape

of any format. A block of

200s

characters is read into memory

and

duplicated

at

Teletype rates. Since the Digitronics tape reader does not

have

an

out-of-tape detector, the program sets a time out counter to

detect the end

of

a tape.

Media Price Code: D2, G5 (includes F)

2

PDP-ll

Datapoint

Editor,

JPEDIT

11·15

Author: Dr. James

E.

Parker

Central Intelligence Agency, Washington, D.C.

Source Language: PAL-II

Memory Required: 8K

Special Hardware Required: Datapoint 3300 Terminal or substi-

tute, Reader/Punch, Line Printer

Abstract: This

PDP-II

Datapoint Editor is equally adapted for creat-

ing programs

or

plain text.

It

has the usual features of append, insert,

delete, change, punch, read tape,

and

make a hard copy. The program

operates

on

the whole text, which resides in core, and two pointers are

used to control the operations. Commands are available to move the

pointers by lines

or

by characters. A search command

is

available which

will locate

an

arbitrary string, after which one

or

both of the pointers may

be positioned

at

either end of the string. The program

is

readily adaptable

to other hardware configurations including communications lines to other

computers. The interface to the datapoint terminal

is

a DC-II-AC.

Media Price Code:

AI,

B4,

F5,

GI4

FFfllC-A

Fast Fourier Transform Subroutine

For Complex Data

Revised: 7 December

1972

Author: Robert Day

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Source Language:

PAL-IIA

Memory used: 2986 words

Special Hardware Required:

KEll-A

EAE unit

11-16

Abstract:

FFfllC

is

a subroutine written for the

PDP-ll/20

with

EAE for performing a forward

or

inverse Fast Fourier Transform of N

complex data points where N

is

a power

of

2 in the range (8 , N

,

1024).

A sample size of

1024

points

is

transformed in

1.6

seconds.

About

3K

of core storage

is

required.

It

is designed to run within the

user's main program.

Media Price Code:

A2,

B2,

F5, G

10

TIY

Code to Octal 11-17

Author: John E. Bowdle

Goodyear Atomic Corporation, Piketon,

OH

Source Language:

PAL-IIA

Other Software Required: Absolute Binary Loader

Abstract: This

is

a convenient program for use in verification of the

teletype keyboard operation. The operator may type any key

and

~e

program will return the three digit ASCII code in octal as presented m

the appendix of most

DEC

handbooks.

Media Price Code:

DI,

G5 (includes F)

Core Load to MAINDEC Tape/MAINDEC Tape 11-19

Author: Gary D. Schaal

Digital Equipment Corporation, Phoenix,

AZ

Source Language: PAL-II

Memory Required:

4K

Special Hardware Required:

TU56/TCII

Abstract: This

is

a Core to DECtape dump so that

at

later dates the

second halt can be used for faster loading of MAINDECs, systems

programs, games, etc.

Media Price Code: D2, F5

PDP-ll

Abstracts 11-20-11-31

Trace for PDP-11 Floating Point Package

11-20

A uthor: William

R.

Lamb

Transaction Technology, Cambridge, MA

Source Language: PAL-II

Memory Required:

446

additional locations for the trap handler

Abstract: The trace routine permits the user of floating point opera-

tions the option of displaying the results of calls to any subroutines in the

floating point package. As each call

is

made via the modified trap

handler, the trace

will

print (I) the program counter

at

the point of the

call, (2) the destination address (in octal) for the result of the operation

and

(3)

the result itself. The proper conversion routine

is

automatically

selected:

E-format

for all floating point results, Integer format

if

fixed

point. The trap handler replaces module 9 of the Floating Point Package.

(Version

VOO5A)

Media Price Code: AI, F5, G8

CIOFB/DOS Based Overlay File Builder/Editor

11-21

(Version 3)

Author: J. Eric Pollack

Department of Oceanography, University of Washington,

Seattle, WA

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: PAL-II

Memory Required:

12100

8 bytes

Special Hardware Required:

RF

II

disk

Abstract: CIOFB builds and edits

files

of overlays on DECtape or

system disk.

It

can be used to selectively replace system overlays or create

a SYSLOD-like boot tape.

Media Price Code: AI, H32

Format: DOS-II

DFPEEK/DOS Based Disk Inspect/Patch

11-22

Routine

Author: J. Eric Pollack

Department of Oceanography, University of Washington,

Seattle, WA

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: PAL-II

Memory Required:

2120

8 words

Abstract: DFPEEK

is

used to read, display and patch the contents of

any block on the DF: device. The contents of the block are displayed in

octal, unpacked RAD50 and ASCII. Multiple blocks may be listed on

KB:. No provision

is

made for dumping to LP:.

Media Price Code: A2, H32

Format: DOS-II

BINFED/DOS Based Binary Module

list/Patch

11-23

Program

Author: J. Eric Pollack

Department of Oceanography, University of Washington,

Seattle, WA

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: PAL-II

Memory Required:

30748

words

Abstract: BINFED

is

used to edit object or load modules created

under the PDP-II PTS or DOS. Binary records are read, displayed and

written to

an

output

file.

The operator has options of correcting the

contents of or inserting records in the output

file.

Media Price Code: A2, H32

Format:

DOS-II

DSKSAV/DOS Disk SAVE/RESTORE

11-26

Author: Paul Boltwood

Computing Devices of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: PAL-II R

Memory Required: 8K

Special Hardware Required:

RFll

disk,

HS Reader/Punch

Abstract: This program runs under DOS to dump all used sectors of

the system

RFII

disk' onto paper tape.

It

is

capable of restoring DOS to

disk in about

10

minutes which

is

much faster than the DEC SYSGEN

method for people without DECtape.

Restrictions: Only works for

RFII

disk, I surface

Media Price Code:

B2,

F6,

G I 0

BIOF: BASIC Input/Output Function

11-27

Author: Mary D. Cermak

Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH

Source Language: PAL-IIA

Special Hardware Required: HS Reader/Punch

Abstract: This program allows users of BASIC the option of execution

time data

I/O

on the high speed reader and punch.

It

utilizes BASIC's

EXF option,

is

readily loaded and requires minimal change to present

programs. Features include:

1.

No

limit on number of input tapes

2.

Ability to punch leader

3.

Variety of allowable delimeters on input

4.

Punched output formatted for immediate input.

Media Price Code: AI,

G5

(includes F)

Extended

ODT-llX

11-28

Author: Willis

E.

Herr

System Development Corporation, Santa Monica, CA

Source Language: P AL-IIA

Abstract: This program allows, in addition to existing ODT capabili-

ties, the initiation of binary and octal dump via

TrY

input and also

allows any area of core to

be

initialized to any value, also via

TIY

input.

Media Price Code: AI,

F5,

G22

COPYTAPE

11-29

Author: William

H.

Talbot

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore,

MD

Source Language: PAL-llA

Memory Required:

4K

Other Software Required: lOX

Special Hardware Required: HS Reader/Punch

Abstract: COPYT APE efficiently duplicates formatted binary tapes.

It

recognizes the Absolute Loader's transfer blocks and gives the user the

option of deleting them. Thus it can be used to link absolute binary

subroutines to a main program on a single tape.

Media Price Code: AI,

F5,

G5

Binary Tape Interpreter/Address Scanaer

11-31

Author: John

E.

Bowdle

Goodyear Atomic Corporation, Piketon, OH

Source Language: P AL-IIA

Memory Required:

4-36,

600-3230

Special Hardware Required: TTY and optical tape reader with

standard

addresses

3

11-34-11-41

PDP-ll

Abstracts

11-31 (Coot.)

Abstract:

This

program

reads

PDP-II

binary

tapes

in

the

optical

tape

reader and prints an octal image of the tape on the teletype. The block

checksum

is

verified. An alternate version determines only the addresses

used. The user may use ODT to insert the

few

patches needed for the

address only version.

Media Price Code:

Al,

B2, F5,

G8

PALED

IT

Author: Thierry

Monnerot

IMAG

Institut

Poly tech, Grenoble,

France

Source Language:

PAL-II

Memory Required:

8K

11-34

Abstract: This program allows direct assembly of text stored in the

Editor buffer and allows easy transfer between Editor and Assembler,

facilitating re-editing and re-assembly.

Restrictions:

4K

Editorj

Assembler features only

No

Source Available.

Media Price Code:

Al,

FlO

COMBINE

Author: Thierry

Monnerot

IMAG

Institut

Poly tech, Grenoble,

France

Source Language:

PAL-II

Memory Required: 2000-3470 plus

lOX

Special Hardware Required: ASR33

(PCII

optional)

11-35

Abstract: The program combines multiple binary tapes into a single

tape, deleting all END Blocks except the last.

No

Source Available.

Media Price Code:

F5

Parity

Subroutine 11-36

Author:

Ray

Jones

Digital

Equipment

Co., Ltd., Reading,

England

Source Language:

PAL-II

Memory Required: 10 locations

Memory used:

10

Locations

Special Hardware Required: ASR33

Abstract: This

is

a

10

instruction parity checking subroutine with a

simple driving program.

Media Price Code: D

1,

G5

Conway's Game

'LIFE'

Author:

Werner

Ferch

McGill University, Montreal,

Canada

Source Language:

FOCAL-II

Memory Required:

4K

11-37

Abstract: This program will transform successively an initial pattern

and plot the new pattern on the teletype.

It

uses John Conway's algorithm

for the transformation.

It

uses double subscripts and can only be run on

FOCAL-ll and FOCAL-15. To get maximum benefit, the user should

read 'Scientific American, , October

1970,

Mathematical Games.

Media Price Code:

DI,

G5

4

PAL-I1A

(12K)

Card Reader Assembler

11-38

Author:

Willis

E.

Herr

System Development Corporation,

Santa

Monica,

CA

Source Language:

PAL-II

Memory Required: 12K

Special Hardware Required:

Card

Reader

Abstract: The standard PAL-IIA (8K)

VOO6A

assembler

was

modified

to accept card input

(029

punch). A separate tape supplied allows the

conversion table to be modified for

026

punched cards. All original

features of PAL-IIA remain available.

Media Price Code:

AI,

BI4,

FlO

"SUPER

DUPER"

(Fast

PDP-II

DECtape

11-39

Duplication Routine)

Author: Michael

Craven

Digital

Equipment

Corporation,

Mountain

View,

CA

Source Language:

PAL-II

R

Memory Required: 12000-35742

Special Hardware Required:

8K

PDP-II,

TCIljTU56

Dual

DEC-

tape

ControljTransport

Abstract: This routine will copy

or

verify blocks 0 through

1077

from

DECtape unit 0 to DECtape unit I in approximately two minutes by just

following the simple interactive command sequence as directed from the

console teletype. Any DECtape errors encountered are fully diagnosed

and printed in plain English on the

TIY.

The routine will then restart

with a new command dialogue.

Media Price Code: B3, F5, G 1 0

DSKDMP

and

MTDUMP

11-40

Author: Barry A.

Kaplan

and

Stan

Shell

EPSCO, Inc., Westwood,

MA

Source Language:

PAL-IIR

Memory Required:

Minimum

8K

Special Hardware Required:

KEllA,

DATUM

9

track

magtape,

LOGOS

132

column

line printer,

RSjRFII

disk

Abstract: DSKDMP allows the user to transfer any portion of the disk

(track addresses only) to the magtape or line printer.

It

provides

an

ideal

way

to create a backup copy of the disk on magtape by transferring all

128

tracks of the disk.

MTDUMP allows the user to transfer a

file

created by DSKDMP onto

the line printer or onto the disk beginning

at

any track address.

It

is

used

to recreate the disk.

Restrictions: Applicable for only

one

(1)

disk

platter

Media Price Code: A2,

FI8,

G30

DECtape

Handler

Author: Dr.

Rudolf

Albrecht

and

Dr.

Peter

B.

Boyce

Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff,

AZ

Source Language:

PAL-II

Memory Required:

400

8 words

11-41

Abstract: This program performs block search, WDATA and RDATA

functions of the DECtape on interrupt. Reading and writing

is

done in a

forward direction only. Block search

is

bidirectional. The program has

not been checked for relocatability.

Media Price Code: D2,

G8

PDP-ll

Abstracts 11-42-11-50

P

ALRX

(Stand Alone Version 00)

Author: Paul J. Bezeredi, Jr.

c/o

AMBRIEX,

S.A., Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Memory Required: 0-12260

11-42

Abstract: PAL8X assembles PDP-8 code

on

the

PDP-II

computer.

It

is

compatible with PS/8, P AL8

and

8K

P

ALD

with some extra features

added. Provisions for high speed reader/punch

and

line printer are also

included.

The program uses all available memory.

Media Price Code: A2, F5

Electron Spin Resonance and General Integration 11-44

Program

Author: Paul E. McMahill

University

of

Oregon Medical School, Portland,

OR

Source Language:

PAL-IIA

Memory Required: 3328 words including

FPP

and

1536 words for

data

Special Hardware Required: Hewlett-Packard Model 7200A

graphic plotter is optional

Abstract: This program integrates electron spin resonance spectra,

chromatographic peaks

and

other data. The corrected original data

and

the first

and

second integrals are plotted. The first

and

second integrals

are quantitated. The

data

can

be

typed

out

if

a plotter isn't used.

Restrictions:

The

baselines must

be

adjustable from the end

points

Media Price Code:

AI,

B2, F5, G8

DLINES

Author: G. Bernstein

McGill University, Montreal,

Canada

Source Language:

PAL-II

11-45

Memory Required: 1275 words (program) 2067 words (buffer)

Special Hardware Required:

8K

PDP-II,

RCII

Disk,

VRI4CRT;

KWII-P

(program clock) optional

Abstract: Allows user to display any stationary

or

moving figure on

CRT

by entering that figure's geometry from the teletype. Figures may be

ordinary straight lined objects (squares, triangles, pentagons, etc.) or

vector approximations to curvilinear figures.

Media Price Code: A4, H32

Format:

DOS-II

Two Conversion Routines EBTASC and

ASCfEB

11-46

Author: Kenneth Schroeder

E. R. Squibb

and

Sons, Inc., New Brunswick,

NJ

Source Language:

PAL-IIA

Abstract: EBTASC is a routine to convert

data

from IBM EBCDIC

format

into

PDP-II

ASCII

format.

It

is

written

in

relocatable

code

and

must be reassembled with its calling program.

ASCTEB performs the inverse function of EBTASC. This routine must

also be reassembled with its calling program.

As written these routines are written, reassembled

and

loaded together.

They require

1617

Octal Bytes of storage. Their execution time depends

on

length of the

data

buffers.

Media Price Code:

AI,

F5,

G6

External Functions for

PDP-II

BASIC

Author: Dr. Rudolf Albrecht

and

Dr. Peter

B.

Boyce

Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff,

AZ

Source Language:

PAL-II

Memory Required:

8K

Other Software Required: BASIC-II

11-47

Abstract: A system of

10

external functions for

PDP-ll

BASIC for

driving paper tape reader(s) (reading data in ASCII format), a

VTOI

storage scope,

and

the

TC-ll

DECtape. Deletion of not needed functions

is

possible.

Media Price Code: A2,

B2,

G

10,

K27

Format:

RT-II

TRACE Debugging Program 11-48

Author: Victor Adomaitis

Computing Devices of Canada, Ltd., Ottawa, Ontario,

Canada

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

PAL-II

R

Memory Required:

76010

words

Special Hardware Required:

LP-ll

(optional)

Abstract: This program allows linked object programs to be debugged.

Using the ASR33, the user may: (a) examine

or

alter any core location

(b) run all or any portion of the object program (c) dump the contents of

all 8 general registers (d) dump any specified area of core. TRACE

is

compatible with the

PDP-II

Disk Operating System (DOS)

and

may be

used under it. The manual for this program assumes familiarity with the

Disk Operating System Monitor.

Media Price Code:

A2,

GI2

HELP

Bootstrap 11-49

Author: Rick

Wardrop

Digital Equipment Corporation, Sunnyvale,

CA

Source Language:

PAL-II

Memory Required:

0-420

Abstract: This program provides a quicker

and

more convenient

method of loading the bootstrap

and

absolute loaders.

Media Price Code: D2, F5

UNPAL-11

Author: Patrick H. Stakem

Fairchild Industries, Germantown, Maryland

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

PAL-II

Memory Required: < 56008 bytes

11-50

Abstract: This program disassembles core-image code produced by

PAL-II

and

loaded by

LINK-II

into Symbolic. Symbolic, with absolute

addresses,

is

listed

on

the teletype.

Media Price Code:

A2,

B3,

F6

5

11-51-11-60

PDP-ll

Abstracts

PPMT

and

DUMPMT

11-51

Author:

Barry

Kaplan

and

Stan

Shell

EPSCO, Inc., Westwood,

MA

Source Language:

PAL-Ilr

Memory Required:

4K

Minimum

Special Hardware Required: DATUM 9 track magtape, LOGOS

132

column line printer, ASR33,

PC-II

high speed paper tape

reader

Abstract:

PPMT

stores ASCII source paper tapes

onto

the

DATUM

9

track magtape.

It

is ideal for users without the features

of

a Disk

Operating System. These files

can

then

be

dumped

onto

the teletype, high

speed

punch

or

line printer using

DUMPMT.

DUMPMT

dumps files from the magtape generated

by

PPMT

onto

the

teletype, high speed paper tape punch,

or

132

column line printer.

Media Price Code:

AI,

B3,

FlO,

GI4

ODT-11XR

A uthor: Barry Kaplan and Stan Shell

EPSCO, Inc., Westwood, MA

Source Language: P

AL-ll

Memory Required:

4K

11-52

Abstract:

ODT-IIXR

is a relocatable version

of

ODR-IIX

for the

PDP-ll/20

paper

tape system. Using the Absolute Loader,

ODT-llXR

can

be

loaded into memory

at

any location

by

specifying the desired

bottom

address

in

the switch register. .

Media Price Code: F5,

GI8

PDP-11/10 Loader 11-53

Author: H. L. Farnsworth

and

R.

B.

Fleisher

Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester,

NY

Source Language: TECO

Memory Required:

PDP-I0-2K

core;

PDP-II-4K

core

Special Hardware Required: PDP-IO, Disk; PDP-I 1/20,

DCIIAB-full

duplex

Abstract: A program called

(LODll)

written for the

PDP-ll

comput-

er,

and

a program called

(LODllX),

written for the PDP-IO computer,

allows full duplex conversation between the PDP-IO monitor

and

the

PDP-II

teletype. Furthermore,

PDP-II

programs assembled

on

the

PDP-IO

may

be

loaded directly into

PDP-II

core.

Note: This program also available as DECUS No.

10-148

Media Price Code: D3, H32

Format:

RT-II

MAGTAPE

WADER

11-54

A uthor: Barry Kaplan and Stan Shell

EPSCO, Inc., Westwood,

MA

Source Language: PAL-II

Memory Required:

4K

Minimum

Special Hardware Required:

DATUM

9 track magtape, ASR33,

PCll

HS Reader

Abstract: Transfers binary

load

modules from magtape

to

memory.

Presently

up

to

15

standard

binary modules

may

be

loaded

onto

magtape

and

selectively loaded into memory using this program. This is much

faster

than

loading directly from paper tape and, in addition, eliminates

the handling of bulky

paper

tape modules.

Media Price Code: D2, F5, G8

6

ModfficatiODS

to

ED-II

VOO4A

Author:

Kenneth

LaBaw

Naval Weapons Center, China Lake,

CA

Source Language: PAL-II

Other Software Required:

ED-II

Text Editor

11-55

Abstract: This modification, which

can

be

loaded after

ED-II

VOO4A,

provides the following features:

Line Printer

Output

"W"

(prefixes allowed as with

"L"),

Automatic

retention

of

"N"

if

there is

no

line printer, Power Fail Routine, Memory

Size Correction,

ED-II

Restart

at

O.

Media Price Code:

DI,

G5 (includes F)

A General-Purpose External Function for 11-57

PDP-11 BASIC

Author: E. C. Oakley

(formerly of) Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA

Source Language:

PAL-IIA

Memory Required:

48

words

Other Software Required:

PDP-II

BASIC, V007A

Special Hardware Required:

Abstract: This function

can

move

data

to

and

from

any

peripheral

device located along the

PDP-ll

Unibus.

It

greatly simplifies input-

output

programming tasks, within BASIC's language environment.

EXF

can

add

much flexibility

to

ordinary computational BASIC programs

not

requiring peripheral control capabilities.

Media Price Code: D2

ODT-11T 11-58

Author: Barry Kaplan and Stan Shell

EPSCO, Inc., Westwood,

MA

Source Language: PAL-II

Memory Required:

ODT-llT

requires

1200

words without the

stack

Abstract:

ODT-IIT

is a relocatable version

of

ODT-IIX

(ref.

DECUS

No. 11-52,

ODT-llXR)

with a program execution timer. A time com-

mand

T has been

added

to

allow execution timing

of

any selected portion

of a program. Time is accurate to ±

10

p.

sec.

Media Price Code:

B3,

F5, G22

UNP AL-11A Mnemonic Dump 11-59

Author: Peter J. Moylan

University of Newcastle, Australia

Source Language: PAL-IIA

Memory Required: 2000 to 22236 plus small stack

at

37500

Abstract: This program dumps a selected section

of

PDP-II

core

memory

to

the teletype. The

dump

is

in mnemonic format, using

P

AL-IIA

instruction mnemonics.

Media Price Code: D2, F5, G8

DSKBOT 11-60

Author: Edward

A.

Gardner

Automated Health Systems, Wakefield, MA

Source Language: PAL-II

Memory Required:

4K

Special Hardware Required: paper tape (low

or

high speed)

Abstract: Performs the function of the BM792-YB bulk storage boot-

strap loader, with the addition

of

certain options for ease

of

use.

PDP-ll

Abstracts

11-61-11-67

11-60

(Cont.)

DSKBOT is supplied as a paper tape in bootstrap format. Source and

binary tapes are also available,

but

these are not for DSKBOT itself, but

rather a program which punches out the DSKBOT bootstrap tape.

It

determines which type of paper tape would be used

by

the loaders (from

address XX7776)

and

punches

on

that device.

Media Price Code: D2, G5 (includes F)

BXMIT

.

A uthor: Barry Kaplan and Stan Shell

EPSCO, Inc., Westwood, MA

Source Language: PAL-II

Memory Required:

4K

Special Hardware Required:

PCII

HS Reader/Punch

11-61

Abstract: BXMIT

is

a binary transmitter routine for the ASR33

teletype,

PCII

high speed punch, LOGOS

132

column line printer,

and

DCll

interface unit (unit

1).

The routine

is

used

to transmit selected

binary patterns to the various peripherals.

It

is primarily

used

for

checking out the

DCll

line interface.

Media Price Code: D2, G5 (includes

F)

Procedure for Interfacing to FOCAL-ll

11-62

Author: Joseph F. Iaquinto

General Motors Engineering Staff, Warren, MI

Other Software Required: FOCAL-11 (DEC-11-LFOCA-A-D)

Abstract: This is a manual to aid the user in adding functions to

FOCAL-II.

Media Price Code:

Al

SRL Magtape Operating System

11-63

Author: James W. Brown

Space Radiation Lab., California Inst. of Technology, Pasad-

ena, CA

Source Language: P

AL-IIA

Memory Required:

8K

minimum (See note)

Special Hardware Required:

TMII

with one to eight TUIO tape

drives,

PC

11

optional

Abstract: SRL is a magnetic tape operating system consisting of

SRLSYS, a permanently resident monitor for the

PDP-ll

which

is

heavily magnetic tape oriented; 10XMTA,

and

extension of the

DEC

program

lOX

which

is

an

interrupt-controlled input/output processor

that lends itself to device-independent

I/O

programming; and a

SYS-

GEN

procedure for expanding the system to

fit

a larger configuration.

Other programs supplied with SRL include:

SRLPIP -File Manipulation Utility

ED-11M -Magnetic Tape Text Editor

PAL-II

M - Magnetic Tape Absolute Assembler

PAL-II

MR

-Relocatable Assembler

LINK-11M -Magnetic Tape Linker

LOAD-II

M - Absolute Loader

Note: SYSGEN, PAL-II M, PAL-IIMR, and LINK-11M require

12K core memory. SRL is

not

compatible with DOS/BATCH.

Media

Price

Code:

A8,

F42,

P85

Format: SRL

DOS VERSION

OF

BASIC

11-64

Revised:

13

August

1974

Author: Peter J. Moylan & F.C.P. Huang

University of Newcastle, Australia

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: PAL-II R

Special Hardware Required:

at

least 12K of core,

EAE

or EIS and

DECtape

Abstract: Implements a superset of

PDP-II

BASIC to

run

under DOS.

Extensions to the language include plotting commands for visual display

and incremental plotter.

Restrictions: One user only

Media Price Code: A2, H32

Format: DOS-II

EDUALO-MultI-user BASIC

11-65

Author: N.

C.

S.

Long

Hawker Siddeley Aviation, Ltd., Kingston-Upon-Thames,

Surrey, England

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: PAL-II

Memory Required: 8K Paper Tape or 12K DOS System

Other Software Required: EDU70

VOO2A

Abstract: This version of EDU70 Multi-user BASIC can

be

loaded

under DOS and allows free core to be allocated to users in the ratio

specified by the initial dialogue.

Note: Only the overlay source

is

available.

Media Price Code:

AI,

F12, G5

PALDMP.

K042

11-66

Author: N.C.S. Long

Hawker Siddeley Aviation, Ltd., Kingston-Upon-Thames,

Surrey, England

Source Language: PAL

11

Memory Required:

4K

Abstract: This program dumps the core memory in

PALl

I mnemonic

assembly language form. The program

is

relocatable and

used

as DEC's

Teletype Octal Dump. The resulting output

can

be reassembled by the

PALll

assembler.

Restrictions:

No

non-existant memory protection

Media Price Code:

AI,

F5, G8

EBCDIC To ASCII Magtape Conversion

Author: Chuck Forsberg

Tektronix (IDP) Inc., Beaverton,

OR

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: PAL

11

R

Memory Required: 8K

Special Hardware Required: 9-track

TM-II

11-67

Abstract: Translates EBCDIC tapes (card image format) to ASCII.

Provides for card deck label selection and suppression of deck labels and

trailing spaces.

Restrictions: Editing function not valid

if

line length

is

not

80

characters

Associated Documentation: IBM 360 Reference

Data

Dard;

Memorandum to Recipients of System/360 Scientific Subrou-

tine Package. (Not supplied by DECUS)

Media Price Code:

AI,

B3,

GIO

7

11-68-11-75

PDP-II

Abstracts

ALGEBRA-A

Program for

Manipulating

11-68

Logical Expressions

Author:

P.

J. Brown and

R.

C.

Saunders

University of Kent at Canterbury, Canterbury, Kent, England

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: PAL-II

Memory Required: 2.5K words + data storage

Abstract: ALGEBRA allows the user to declare a set of objects and

then to define a number of operators that can be applied to these objects.

The objects are called values. Once the operators

and

values have been

defined the user can investigate their properties by evaluating expressions

involving variables, operators and values.

Media Price Code:

A2,

H32

Format: DOS-II

ML/I

Macro Processor 11-69

Author:

P.

J. Brown; DOS II Implementation by

R.

C.

Saunders

University of Kent at Canterbury, Canterbury, Kent, England

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: PAL-II

Memory Required: 7.6K words plus data storage

Abstract:

ML/I

is

a general purpose macro processor.

It

can process

any kind of text.

It

provides the user with a simple means of adding extra

statements to

an

existing programming language to make the language

more suitable for his own field of application. Other uses of

ML/I

are

program parameterization, text editing

or

correction, and data format

conversion.

Media Price Code:

AlO

Format: (ORDER DECtape DEC

US

No.

11-68)

DOS

BASIC, Version

2A

A uthor: George Shering

CERN

Revised by: G. Shering and G. Everhart,

Massachusetts Institute of Technology,

Cambridge, MA

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

PAL-IIR

Memory Required: 8K or more

11-70

Abstract: Single user BASIC has been implemented to run under DOS.

Programs may be OLDed, SAVEd,

or

RUN

from any DOS dataset.

Provision for binary

or

ASCII

I/O

has been incorporated, logical

operations

on

integers are supported, and extensive support for user

written functions (in MACRO) callable from BASIC has been added.

The full range of DOS

CfRL-C

commands

is

supported.

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code:

AI,

H32

Format:

DOS-ll

ACCEPT-FORTRAN

Subroutine

11-71

Author:

J.

Eric Pollock

University of Washington, Department of Oceanography,

Seattle, WA

Source Language: MACRO-II

Memory Required: Sufficient to support FORTRAN

Abstra~t:

ACCEPT

is

a FORTRAN callable free format input routine

which provides a service similar to the FORTRAN ACCEPT statement.

Free format input

is

scanned per call specifications to extract integer,

real,

or

character string arguments separated by blanks or commas. Null

arguments are treated as zeroes

or

skipped as specified.

This program was designed with FORLIB version

17

in mind.

No

guarantee

is

made that it will work with other versions of the FORTRAN

object time system.

Media Price Code:

AI,

H32

Format: DOS-II

8

"3D-TIC-TAC'

Author: Wayne H. Tanaka

Naval Weapons Center, China Lake,

CA

Source Language: PAL-II

11-72

Abstract: A demonstration program to compare pattern recognition of

a computer with that of a human. The program is a TIC-TAC-TOE game

played on a 4 X 4 X 4 board. The game rules are contained in the

program.

Restrictions:

TrY

Interrupt disabled

Media Price Code: AI, F6, G16,

K27

Format: RT-II

LP

or CR

PDP-ll

DOS

Drivers for Use With

A.

11-73

B.

Dick

Video

jet Printer

Author:

R.

M.

Cunningham

University of Missouri, Columbia, MO

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

VOO4A

Source Language: PAL-II R

Special Hardware Required: A.B. Dick Videojet Printer

Abstract:

An

A.

B.

Dick Video

jet

Line Printer (LP) driver has been

written for the PDP-I I Disk Operating System (DOS). The

DEC

DOS

Card Reader (CR) driver has been modified to make it compatible with

the Videojet printer. The source tape for the

LP

driver

can

be condition-

ally assembled to provide a driver for a Videojet printer either with

or

without the form feed option. In addition, conditional assemblage

is

available for systems either with

or

without a card reader. The

CR

driver

source tape can also be conditionally assembled following

DEC

supplied

instructions. After assembly

and

linking the load modules can then be

easily incorporated into the monitor library.

Media Price Code: D2, G24

ODT

-11,

ODT

-11X,

Revised

Submitted by: Ward

P.

Whitlock

Watkins-Johnson Company, Rockville, MD

Source Language: PAL-II

11-74

Abstract: These are DEC programs DEC-Il-OIPA

and

DEC-II-02PB

which the submitter feels were bothersome under certain conditions,

particularly in debugging new programs. Areas treated in this revision

include: the stack, coding, breakpoint table handling, breakpoint han-

dling

and

manual entry processing.

Media Price Code: A2,

B4,

F5, G26

LOADER

11-75

Author: John

R.

Brassard

University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston,

TX

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: PAL-II R

Abstract: LOADER

is

a modified version of the

DEC

Absolute

Loader Program for use with the PDP-I I Disk Operating System (DOS).

It

can be used to load into core paper tape programs punched in absolute

binary format. This program can be run from the disk using the Monitor

RUN

command.

Restrictions: Bottom addresses (when linked) must be in core

limits

Media Price Code: D2, F5, G6

PDP-ll

Abstracts

11-7~11-83

PDPA8-PDP-ll

Assembler

A uthor: Aloysius

Chu

Submitted by:

Thomas

Lanzatella

11-76

University Computing Center, University

of

Minnesota, Min-

neapolis,

MN

Source Language:

FORTRAN

IV

Special Hardware Required:

card

reader, mass storage

Abstract: PDPAS converts a

PDP-ll

assembly into

PDP-ll

absolute

binary code and produces an octal symbolic listing with error messages

after two passes.

An

optional cross reference table of user defined

symbols can be obtained. PDPAS

is

written in FORTRAN

IV

with the

exceptions of 3 non-standard functions and 2 non-standard data state-

ments. The length of a computer word

is

assumed to be

at

least

16

bits

long. The object codes generated are left in memory and can be written

on a

file

in a form acceptable to the PDP-II absolute loader (see page

5-9

of the

DEC-ll

GGPA-D manual).

Media Price Code:

Al,

B4

PERMUT

-Permutes

a Given Sequence of

11-77

Numbers

A uthor:

Robert

Maulsdale

University

of

Birmingham, Birmingham,

United

Kingdom

Source Language:

PAL-II

R

Abstract: PERMUT reorders the N elements of a user supplied array,

giving the next permutation in the sequence.

It

is

designed to be called

from an assembler program or a

PDP-ll

FORTRAN program.

Media Price Code: D2,

G5

DFWFf-Discrete

Fast Walsh-Fourier 11-78

Transform Subroutine

Author: Urs R. Wyss

and

Reto

Bardola

Institut fuer Himforschung, University of Zurich, Zurich,

Switzerland

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

VOO4A

Source Language:

PAL-IIR

Abstract:

DFWFT

is

a subroutine written for the

PDP-ll/20

for

performing a forward or inverse Discrete Fast Walsh-Fourier Transform

of N real data elements, where N

is

a power of 2 in the range

8

~

N

~

16384.

A sample size of

1024

elements

is

transformed in

357

msec (0.357 sec).

560

words of core storage

is

required for the control

section (subroutine), and N words for the data section. The source

module

is

written for the DOS-II environment, minor changes are

required for a paper tape system. DFWFT may be invoked

as

a

FORTRAN subroutine.

Media Price Code: D3, H32, K27

Format:

DECtape-DOS-II,

Floppy-RT-II

PDP-II

Reverse Assembler

Author: J. E. Bowdle

Goodyear

Atomic Corporation, Piketon,

OH

Source Language:

PAL-IIA

11-79

Abstract: This program converts

PDP-ll

binary paper tapes (absolute

or relocatable) to a form similar to the listing pass of the program written

in PAL-IIA which would have produced the binary tape.

It

does not

use

lOX. The user may potentially insert patches for other

I/O

devices.

Restrictions:

Output

limited; does

not

have all op-codes for 11/45

Media Price Code:

A2,

B3,

F8,

G14

PARITY-Paper

Tape Compatibility with I.C.L.

II-SO

Author: Barry L. Seward-Thompson

Unit

of

Coastal Sedimentation, N.E.R.C.,

Taunton,

Somerset,

England

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

PAL-II

Abstract: This program provides ASCII paper tape compatibility with

ICL machines.

It

can either input ICL formatted paper tapes adding a

CR to the LF at the end of each record, or output even parity ASCII

deleting the CRs. It runs under DOS

VOO4A,

is

device independent, and

uses

the CSI. The operator

is

asked whether CRs are required in the

output

file.

Media Price Code: D2, F5,

G6

MfFDEL-TUI0

Magtape File Deleting

11-81

Program

Author: Barry L. Seward-Thompson

Unit

of

Coastal Sedimentation, N.E.R.C.,

Taunton,

Somerset,

England

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

PAL-II

Special Hardware Required:

TMII/TUIO

Magtape Drive

Abstract: This program

was

written to facilitate

file

deletion on TM

Il/

TUIO magtape under DOS

VOO4A.

Under PIP, tapes can only be zeroed.

In MTFDEL, a tape drive and filename

is

specified in CSI format and

the

file

is

overwritten by a Logical E-O-T which thus deletes the named

file

and all subsequent

files

on the tape.

Media Price Code: D2, G5 (includes

F)

RKll

Disk to Disk Duplicator

Author: Larry D. Rice

NCCS-WORD, Inc., Beechwood,

OH

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Special Hardware Required: two RK

11

disks

11-82

Abstract: Duplicates the entire contents of one

RKII

disk pack onto

another

RKll

pack: reads from drive 0 and writes onto drive

1.

Media Price Code: D2,

F5

FILDMP

(K082)

with

/PA(Lll)

Switch Option

11-83

Author:

N.

C.

S.

Long

Hawker-Siddeley Aviation Ltd., Kingston-Upon-Thames,

Thames, Surrey, England

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

PAL-II

Abstract: This

is

a modified version of DEC's dumping utility

FILDMP.

An

additional output switch has been provided which allows

the translation of a binary

file

into an equivalent PAL-II mnemonic

listing.

Note: Currently, version

VOO5A

of

FILDMP

is used

Media

Price

Code:

D2,

F12,

G30

9

11-84-11-90

PDP-ll

Abstracts

IOXCRT-Input

Output Executive with CRT

11-84

and Hard Copier

Author: Stephen Gill

Ball Brothers Research Corporation, Boulder, CO

Source Language:

PAL-IIA

Special Hardware Required: Tektronix 4010

CRT

and 4610 Hard

Copier

Abstract: IOXCRT is

an

extension of DEC program lOX.

It

adds code

to support the Tektronix 4010 CRT and 4610 Hard Copy unit as a

teletype.

With this package the user can control certain CRT and Hard Copier

functions from the keyboard. He also can command lOX to initiate a

hard copy of the

CRT

automatically each time the screen

fills.

There are

no special provisions for graph mode. However, the graph may be utilized

through the unformatted binary mode.

Several other small changes have been made which are discussed under

the section on non-related changes.

The reader should

be

familiar with the write-up covering lOX in the

Papertape Handbook available from DEC.

Restrictions:

No

.END directive in last tape

Media Price Code:

AI,

G22

IOXEXT-Input

Output Executive Extended

11-85

Author: Stephen Gill

Ball Brothers Research Corporation, Boulder, CO

Source Language:

PAL-IIA

Special Hardware Required: Tektronix 4010

CRT

and 4610 Hard

Copier,

or

TMll

Magnetic Tape

Abstract: IOXEXT

is

an

extension of DEC program lOX.

It

adds two

devices to the present version of lOX supplied by DEC.

These devices are the Tektronix 4010

CRT

with the 4610 CRT Hard

Copier, and the TM

II

magnetic tape controller with up to 8 tape units.

There are no special provisions for the CRT graph mode. However, the

graph may be utilized through the unformatted binary mode.

Several other small changes have been made which are discussed under

the section on non-related changes.

The reader should be familiar with the write-up covering lOX in the

Papertape Handbook available from DEC.

Restrictions:

No

.END

directive in last tape

Media Price Code:

A2,

G30

EDDY-A

Scope

Oriented Editor for the

PDP-II

11-86

Author: G. Bernstein

McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

PAL-IIR

Special Hardware Required: VRI4 Point Display, Scope Control-

ler

Abstract: EDDY

is

a modification to the

EDITII

(Editor) program

which

will

display portions of the Editor's ASCII buffer on a CRT. Only

minor modifications were incorporated into EDIT 1 1 so that all

EDITII

commands have been preserved, and all modifications are invisible to the

user. EDDY may

be

used without the CRT with no obvious differences

to the user. With the

CRT

connected,

70

characters are displayed on the

screen,

10

preceding

'dot'

and 60 following it.

In

addition, facilities are

provided for a quick scan of the entire ASCII buffer.

Note:

EDITIl.OBJ

(modified) and DISTXT.PAL also provided

on

DT

should user wish to make modifications. Modification

procedures can be obtained through personal communication

with the author

Note: DECtape includes

11-87.

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code: D2, H32

Format: DOS-II

10

CRTEXT

11-87

Author:

G.

Bernstein

McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: PAL-II R

Special Hardware Required:

VRI4

CRT,

CRT

Controller

Abstract: This is a stand-alone module which allows the user to

display alphanumeric messages on a point-plot CRT.

Up

to 9 lines of

message can be displayed. The user communicates with CRTEXT via a

suitable executive program, which simply involves pushing the address of

his

ASCII buffer onto the stock

and

making repeated jumps to

CR

TEXT

to maintain the display.

Media Price Code: (Order DECUS No. 11-86)

COMPU/CORDER PDP-11 DOS Driver

11-88

Author: Jon Shapiro

Submitted by: Edward

L.

Pavia

Sykes Datatronics, Inc., Rochester,

NY

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: PAL-II

Special Hardware Required: Sykes

COMPU/CORDER

120

or

220

Abstract: This

is

a driver that causes a Sykes COMPU/CORDER

120

or 220 to behave exactly like DECtape. Each cassette will contain

578

blocks of

256

I6-bit words exactly like DECtape. Each block of data

is

directly accessible

at

120

inches per second. All DECtape requests from

DOS, PIP, etc. are intercepted by the driver

and

executed

on

the cassette.

By

emulating DECtape,

files

may be generated, assembled, edited, etc. on

a cassette in exactly the same manner as they would be on DECtape.

Bench mark tests show similar speeds between DECtape

and

the cassette.

A ZERO program (DECUS No.

11-89)

is used to initialize the cassette

(write bit maps and change interleave factor from 4 to I).

Media Price Code: D2, H32

ZERO

11-89

Author: Staff

Sykes Datatronics, Inc.

Submitted by: Edward

L.

Pavia

Sykes Datatronics, Inc., Rochester,

NY

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: PAL-II

Other Software Required:

COMPU/CORDER

Handler (DECUS

No.

11-88)

Special Hardware Required: Sykes

COMPU/CORDER

120

or

220

Abstract: This

is

a short routine used to initialize cassettes similar to

the way DECtape

is

initialized when using the

/Z

switch in PIP. Bit maps

are written and the interleave factor

is

changed from 4 to

1.

Cassettes that

are initialized can then be used with the COMPU/CORDER DOS Driver

(DECUS No.

11-88)

to emulate DECtape.

Media Price Code: (Order DECUS No.

11-88)

listing Program for a

PDP-ll

Computer

11-90

Author: R.

P.

Loretan

University of Essex, Colchester, Essex, England

Source Language: PAL-II

Other Software Required: lOX

Special Hardware Required: HS Reader/Punch

Abstract: This program paginates PAL-II Source tapes in A4 format.

A page header

is

introduced which

is

accepted by the assembler as a

comment. "Formfeed" in the source effects the start of a new page. This

PDP-ll

Abstracts 11-91-11-97

11-90 (Cont.)

is

not corrupted by subsequent editing, as the pages are regenerated by

the program in every run (blank lines after a "Formfeed" are ignored).

Media Price Code: D2, F5,

05

BLDPll

Block Display Program

11-91

Author: Rudolf E. Kubli

Institut fur Biomedizinische Technik, Der Universitat

und

der

ETH

Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

PAL-II

R

Special Hardware Required: VR20 or

VRl4

point plot display

Abstract:

BLDPII

allows the user to display randomly selectable

256

word data blocks

(I

word integers) of contiguous

files

by keyboard

commands. Features: 1 input

file

(automatic linear X-scale) or 2 input

files,

maximum 4 blocks (next to each other or superposed) +

50

ASCII

characters comment, automatic and manual scalings.

Media Price Code: A2, H32

Format:

DOS-II

SAPWD-Stand-A1one

Program Loader for 11-92

DOS

Author: William Little IV

Digital Equipment Corporation, Houston,

TX

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Abstract: SAPLOD allows DOS-II users to load stand-alone programs

such as Paper Tape Software Programs, MAIN DEC diagnostics

and

user

written routines which have been stored as normal DOS

files

on disks,

DECtape and magtape.

Media Price Code: D2, R30

ADC

11-93A

Author: Morris Frimer

University of Washington, Seattle,

WA

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: MACRO-l1

Special Hardware Required:

KWII-P

Programmable Clock,

ADOI Converter,

KEII-A

Extended Arithmetic Unit

Abstract: ADC

is

a multiple entry subroutine designed to interface a

user's high level language program with the

A/D

converter for high data

rates. This subroutine returns immediate control to the user while it

drives the converter

and

stores the data on a mass storage device and

keeps the user informed on status of process. The user may specify order

of channels to be digitized simultaneously, gain to be used on each

channel, and name for output contiguous

file

if

desired.

Note: Tape includes versions for 11/45

and

11/20. DECtape

includes 11-93B

and

11-93C.

Media Price Code: A2, H32

Format:

DOS-II

SCORE

Author: Morris Frimer

University of Washington, Seattle,

WA

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

MACRO-II

11-93B

Abstract:

SCORE

is

a

multiple

entry

subroutine to provide the higher

level language user with means to directly extract any segment of any

length from a contiguous

file

without regard to any logical or physical

boundaries. File parameters describing the logical organization of the

data are: number of groups (number of blocks (number of records (length

of record))). Data

is

extracted starting at a work number (record number

(group)) though the number of words requested for the same record

number. This

is

compatible with the architecture of

files

created by

subroutine ADC.

Restrictions: Full blocks of

256

words each

Media Price Code: (Order DECUS No. 11-93A)

NPACK

Author: Morris Frimer

University of Washington, Seattle,

WA

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: MACRO-II

11-93C

Abstract: NPACK is a FORTRAN callable subroutine to RAD50

code

an

ASCII string that adheres to standard DOS

file

naming conven-

tions. Compatible for both 11/20 and 11/45.

Media Price Code: (Order DECUS No. 11-93A)

Transfonned Z Scores

Author: William Wilmot

and

Wesley Shellen

University of Montana, Missoula,

MT

Source Language: FOCAL-II

11-94

Abstract: This program can be used to calculate transformed Z scores

on student grades and other data. The Z scores have a mean of

50,

standard deviation of

2103

and range of

1-99.

In

addition

an

output

option allows for frequency counts and cumulative percentages of raw

scores.

Media Price Code:

DI,

05

Real-Time Overlay for

1-8

User BASIC-11

11-95

(VOO2A)

Author: James

E.

Davis

and

L.

B.

Rogers

Chemistry Dept., Purdue University, West Lafayette,

IN

Source Language: PAL-II

Other Software Required:

1-8

User BASIC-II

(VOO2A)

Special Hardware Required: Real-Time

and

line clocks, DECtape,

EAE,

D/A

converter,

DR-llA

scope (TEK-611)

Abstract: The source program and additional descriptive material

show how to add real-time

I/O

patches to BASIC without recompiling in

a paper tape based environment. Although BASIC, together with the I/O

patch,

fits

into 8K of core a more realistic minimum

is

12K. One-user

operation

is

approximately

five

times faster than BASIC written for a

single user having 4K of core. With 16K, two-user BASIC has been

employed successfully for rather lengthy periods.

Restrictions: Overlay should be tailored to user's peripherals.

Multi-user priority on peripherals not resolved.

Media Price Code: A2,

B5,

H32

Format: DOS-II

PROCON-ll

Author: Paul R. Condit

Automatic Production Systems, Pennsauken,

NJ

Source Language:

PAL-l1R

Memory Required: 4k

11-97

Abstract: PROCON-ll is a

set

of

debugging

aids

designed

to assist the

programmer in the maintenance and alteration of existing programs and

11

11-98-11-105

PDP-lJ

Abstracts

11-97 (Cont.)

to

facilitate

the

preparation

of

new

ones.

In addition to commonly

used

debugging routines such as core dumps,

PROCON-ll

also includes a

selected group

of

self-contained device handlers, which are often useful

in the debugging of more complex handlers.

No

Source Available.

Media Price

LOde:

A2,

F6

MASK

11-98

Author: Bernt Hogkvist

Submitted by: Tomas Lofgren

Digital

Equipment

Corporation, Stockholm, Sweden

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Abstract: This subroutine package for use in FORTRAN programs

provides the user with a simple means of working

on

bit level which

is

generally available only in MACRO programs: The functions included

are: AND, OR, XOR, Rotate, Bit set, Bit clear

and

Bit test.

Media Price Code:

DI,

G5

KIDVR-Keyboard

Terminal Driver for

DOS

11-99

Author:

Thomas

R.

Reed

University

of

Western Australia, Nedlands, Australia

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Abstract: KTDVR.MAC

is

a MACRO source module for keyboard

drivers which can be conditionally assembled to provide drivers for either

the command device

"KB"

or

additional keyboard terminals. The driver

can provide standard DOS character handling or can be conditionally

assembled to allow VT05 cursor and display control including direct

cursor addressing. When assembled for VT05B the driver will insert the

proper padding for high Baud rate operation. Drivers can be generated

for either

V4

or

V8

of DOS.

Restrictions:

Not

suitable for Serial LA-30

at

300 Baud

Media Price Code: A2, G22

LP.PAL,

SP.PAL;

TIY

Drivers for Printer, 11-100

Punch and Reader

of

V 4 Monitor

A uthor:

Thomas

R. Vanderpool

University

of

Wisconsin, Madison,

WI

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

VOO4A

Operating System:

VOO4A

DOS

Source Language:

PAL-II

R

Special Hardware Required:

PDP-II,

Additional

ITY

other

than

console

Abstract: Two programs written for use with the PDP-II

VOO4A

DOS

Monitor. SP.PAL replaces the

MT

Magtape driver

on

disk with a driver

for the slow punch and reader of an additional TrY. LP.PAL replaces

the

CR

Card Reader driver

on

disk with a driver for the

TrY

Line

Printer.

Media Price Code:

AI,

G8

Conway's "Life", PAL-11S Version 11-101

Author: H. J. Morrison

Naval

Underwater Systems Center,

New

London,

CT

Source Language:

PAL-lIS

Abstract:

An

assembly level digital computer program for Conway's

"Life." A Digital Equipment Corporation

PDP-II

minicomputer, with

at

12

least 4,000 words of core memory

and

a teletype is required. A VR-14

display

unit,

a

high

speed paper tape reader

and

a DECtape recorder can

be

used.

Simple commands are input via the teletype to control the

operation of the program.

Program will start automatically

if

loaded with Absolute Loader.

Media Price Code: D5, F12,

G20

FBTRAN-Formatted

Binary Transfer

Author: James

H.

Stein

Security General, Santa Clara,

CA

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

MACRO-II

11-102

Abstract: FBTRAN supports formatted binary transfers from the low

speed paper tape reader (teletype). This is a function

not

provided

by

PIP. Absolute tapes can be read into a disk

or

DECtape

file,

which

can

then be used as input to SAPLOD (DECUS NO.

11-92).

For

convenience

SAPLOD

files

are included

on

the FBTRAN tape.

Media Price Code: D2, H32

Format:

DOS-II

HDC1, a Finite Element Computer Program for 11-103

Two-Dimensional Stress

of

Elastic Solids

Author:

Howard

D. Curtis

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University,

Daytona

Beach,

FL

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

V8.02

Source Language:

FORTRAN

IV

Memory Required: 12K minimum

Abstract: The finite element displacement method of two-dimensional

stress analysis of elastic solids using the constant-strain triangular ele-

ment.

Restrictions: Attempts

to

run

in

less

than

12K, without modifica-

tions, will

not

be

successful

Media Price Code: D5, H32

Format:

DOS-II

HDC2, a Finite Element Computer Program for 11-104

Two-Dimensional Steady-State Conduction

Heat

Transfer Analysis

Author:

Howard

D. Curtis

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University,

Daytona

Beach,

FL

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

V8.02

Source

Languag.~:

FORTRAN

IV

Memory Required: 12K minimum

Abstract: The finite element method of two-dimensional steady-state

conduction heat transfer analysis using the linear-temperature triangular

element.

Restrictions: Attempts

to

run

in

less

than

12K, without modifica-

tion, will

not

be

successful

Media Price Code: D5, H32

Format:

DOS-II

POLFIT,

A

FOCAL

Program

to

Fit

Data

to

11-105

Polynomials up

to

6th

Degree

Author: Larry

V.

East

Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, Los Alamos,

NM

Source Language:

FOCAL-II

PDP-ll

Abstracts 11-106-11-110

11-105 (Cont.)

Abstract: A FOCAL program that makes a least-squares polynomial

fit

to

data

supplied

by

the user. The program uses doubly subscripted

variables,

and

is intended for use with the

PDP-II

version of FOCAL.

Media Price Code: A2, G5

Assorted Routines for use with

OOS-l1

11-106

Author: Glenn Everhart

and

Craig Everhart

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge,

MA

and

Wesleyan University,

cr

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Abstract: Documentation

and

Source

files

for the routines listed below

are available

on

one DECtape. The write-up available from DECUS

describes the groupings

on

the tape and explains them more fully than the

brief abstracts listed here.

1.

Subroutines for plotting lines, graphing,

and

writing alphanumeric

text

on

the

VTOI

storage display, from the

NAL

Bison package, with

modifications for

PDP-ll/45

use, are provided, with FORTRAN-Calla-

ble interfaces.

2.

Two games, DOTS

and

SPACEWAR, both written in FORTRAN

IV, are provided. In SPACEWAR, two humans play, using the

VTOI

in

non-store mode as a display of the positions

of

their rockets with respect

to the sun, each other,

and

all torpedoes

on

the board.

In

DOTS, a human

plays against the computer. The

VTOI

is

used in store mode,

and

plotting

and

text routines in package 1 are illustrated. Advantages

and

limitations

of the machine's heuristic strategy, and of prediction of results in certain

situations, are shown.

3.

A set of functions

and

subroutines

is

provided which can be inserted

in a system

FORTRAN

library, giving

FORTRAN

the capability of

performing all Boolean logic operations of one or two variables directly

on integers, of finding addresses of arguments, of word shifts

and

rotations,

and

of finding the contents of any part of memory.

In

addition,

a pair of routine packages, one DOS-oriented, the other stand-alone, but

both FORTRAN-callable

is

provided to allow direct access to magnetic

tape, outside the usual DOS-II

file

label

and

record length conventions.

(This

is

handy for talking to other kinds of computers.)

4.

A VTOI-using editor

is

supplied.

It

is

a modified

EDIT-ll

VOO6A

in

which all commands are preserved, but which displays

10

characters

before dot to 60 after dot

on

the

VTOI

storage display, when the switclles

on

the console are not all zero. When they are all zero, slow stepping of

the display through the entire text buffer, 60 characters

at

a time starting

at

dot,

is

provided. Normal operation resumes when I or more switches

are raised.

5.

A set of FORTRAN-callable functions to provide scatter plots, line

graphs,

or

generalized graphs

on

the Versatec

(II

" wide) printer-plotter

is

provided. These drive the plotter in stand-alone, non-interrupt mode to

activate any nib in the write head under control of the calling routines.

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code: A2, H32

Format:

DOS-II

"TIle Hockey Game"

A uthor: Rick Siraco

and

Glenn Martinsen

Digital Equipment Corporation, Westminster,

MA

Source Language: BASIC

Memory Required: 8K

11-107

Abstract: A player versus computer game of hockey which closely

simulates the real thing. Includes faceoffs, deflected pucks, kick saves,

pucks tied up against boards, etc. Games are close

and

exciting.

Note: Requires modification for use with

RT-II

BASIC.

Media

Price

Code:

08,

K27

Format:

RT-II

TIYALL,

Multi-Teletype Dispatdler 11-108

Author: James Stanfill

Department of Medicine, University of Washington, Seattle,

WA

Operating System:

RSX-IID

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Memory Required: 1424 words

Special Hardware Required:

PDP-Il/45

(or

40),

I

to

15

remote

TTY -like terminals, sufficient core to support the multi-user

capability of

RSX-IID

Abstract: This

is

a multi-teletype dispatcher designed

to

utilize the

Control-X function of the

RSX-llD

Operating System for the

PDP-1l-40/45 Computer.

It

is

not

designed to be another

MCR

Its

intent, rather, is to allow a user (e.g., a nurse

or

technician) who

is

not

familiar with

RSX-IID

to run previously developed programs

at

a remote

terminal. The dispatcher task executes

at

a priority just under the MCR,

and

will· service any remote terminal for which a specific task

(also

described) is installed in the task list.

Media Price Code: A5, H32

Format:

FILES-ll

IOS-PDP-11/45

Formatted Input/Output Task 11-109

Stacker and

Processor

Revised: 8 July

1974

Author: John Koschik

Randall Laboratory, University of Michigan,

Ann

Arbor, MI

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Memory Required:

3K

(with Floating Point Processor)

Other Software Required: (Modified) SYSMAC.SML

file

Special Hardware Required:

PDP-ll/45,

Keyboard Device, Disk

(DK,

DF

or DC), Line Frequency Clock

Abstract: lOS allows the programmer to perform formatted input/

output

at

assembly language level to/from any peripheral device.

It

runs

under DOS version V08-08 or V9-19, reading

and

writing DOS compati-

ble

files.

Additionally lOS will run, with total transparency, in

an

environment with memory management enabled.

Documentation

on

Media.

Media Price Code: A2, H32

Format: DOS-II

Utility Routines for a

PDP-ll/45

With a 11-110

Floating Point Processor

Author: Kenneth

B.

Wiberg

Department of Chemistry, Yale University, New Haven, CT

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Special Hardware Required: PDP-I 1/45 with

FPU

Abstract: This

is

a set of routines for input/output, square root,

trigonometric and exponential functions which are designed for conven-

ient interfacing with assembly language main programs. The floating

point routines use

ACO

to transmit the argument

and

operate in the

precision of the calling program (i.e. single or double). The input/output

routines are designed for flexibility. Thus, the floating point input routine

accepts both F

and

E format input

and

takes any non-numerical

character other than +,

-,

. or E as a terminator. The F format output

routine gives

an

E format output if the number

is

too large for the field

specification.

The

I/O

routines are monitor independent

in

order to provide maxi-

mum

flexibility

and

eliminate

the

need

to set up link-blocks, file-blocks,

etc.

If

desired, they could easily be interfaced into the DOS monitor.

13

11·111-11·115

PDP-ll

Abstracts

11·110 (Cont.)

Unlike

most math routines, the ones given here use straightforward

application of power series so that the user may control the precision.

Timing

and

precision data are given as a function of the number of terms

used.

Media Price Code: A2, B5, H32

Format: DOS-II

"LEM"

(Simulation

of

a Lunar Landing) 11·111

A uthor: Leigh Clayton

Acadia University, Hantsport, Nova Scotia, Canada

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Abstract: The LEM program

is

a simulation of the landing of the

Lunar

Excursion Module

on

the moon. The program gives constantly

updated numerical displays of all relevant data

on

the VT05 screen, while

allowing the user to change main thrust

and

attitude, as well as certain

control functions, by striking keys on the VT05 keyboard. The program

requires VT05,

KLI

I-L (Line Frequency

Oock)

with 60 Hertz supply,

and

a basic

PDP-II/45

with the floating-point option.

It

is

assembled,

linked

and

loaded under the DOS-II

svdem,

version 6A

or

later,

and

requires the

MACRO-II

assembler.--

Media Price

COde:

AI,

B3. H32_

Format: DOS-

f1.

Fast, Accurate Matrix Equation Solver and 11·112

Matrix Inverter

Author: G. Everhard

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge,

MA

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Special Hardware Required: PDP-I 1/45 with F.P.P.

Abstract: Solves the matrix equation AX = B where A

is

an

N by N

matrix

and

B

and

X are N by M matrices. Matrix inversion

is

a special

case of this equation.

Restrictions: Uses floating-point

and

extended instruction set

operations, though the simple version DOS BASIC contains

code that probably can enable any

PDP-II

to carry out the

same operation, albeit more slowly

Media Price Code: D2,

G6

READ-FORTRAN

Compatible Free Format 11·113

Input Routines

Author: Kenneth

B.

Wiberg

Yale University, New Haven,

CT

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Other Software Required:

DOS-II

FORTRAN

Special Hardware Required: PDP-I 1/45, Floating Point Processor

Abstract:

PDP-II

FORTRAN

currently does not have provision for

free format integer and floating point data input. These routines (IREAD

and

FREAD) provide such a facility. With both routines leading spaces

are ignored,

and

any illegal character in the context of the number

is

taken as a terminator. The usual terminators are a space or a carriage

return.

Media Price Code: D2, G8

14

GT40.MAC-A

FORTRAN

Subroutine

Set for

11·114

the GT40 Series Display (VT11)

Author: Everett A. Bruce

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Memory Required:

900

words

Special Hardware Required: GT40 Series Display (VTI

1)

Abstract: A set of subroutines has been written to allow the FOR-

TRAN

programmer to create, interact with,

and

modify pictures on the

GT40 series displays. The calling

s~u~ces

are designed

to

correspond

as closely as possible to the PDP-15/VT15

FORTRAN

routines. Facili-

ties are included to build pictures in

FORTRAN

arrays from lines,

points, text

and

other pictures, to modify the coordinates

and

parameters

of those pictures in real time

and

to interact with

an

operator via the light

pen, tracking symbol

and

keyboard. The routines are compatible with

either DOS-II or

RT-II

and occupy less than

1000

decimal words of

memory.

Media Price Code: A4, H32

Format: DOS-II

One Programmer's Utility Package for the 11-115

PDP·

11

Author: William H. Talbot, Ph.D.

The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore,

MD

Operating System: DOS/BATCH Y08.02

or

Y08.08

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Special Hardware Required: Incremental Plotter optional

Abstract:

This

package contains macros, subroutines,

and

free-stand-

ing programs selected from the results

of

nearly two years' intensive

assembly-language programming for the

PDP-II.

Most have been in

error-free use for many months. Most will

run

in any

PDP-II

DOS

hardware configuration.

In

all, the package comprises two macro library files, two object

module library files, 44 MACRO-II source files,

and

seven relocatable

object files (for generation of free-standing programs).

The

two pair of

library files provide for systems with

and

without a

KE-IIA

extended

arithmetic element.

Each of the two macro libraries contain approximately 40 macro

definitions among which are macros that

do

the following:

(I)

push to

or

pop from the system stack any number of words

or

bytes

that

can

be

specified in the call,

(2)

simulate the integer multiply

and

divide instruc-

tions of the 11/40

and

11/45, (3) generate

FORTRAN

IV compatible

subroutine calls in which argument lists may include a variety of

addressing modes, (4) generate Link Blocks, File Name Blocks,

and

Line

Buffer Headers,

and

(5) provide convenient linkages to subroutines

contained in the object module libraries.

The

object module libraries contain more than 30 modules each. These

include modules for controlling

an

incremental plotter which are de-

scribed separately below. Other modules include the following: (I) one

that provides the assembly-language programmer with

an

output format-

ting capacity similar to FORTRANs,

(2)

two that provide alternate

means of obtaining free-format input to

FORTRAN

programs,

(3)

a

module that supports simple input/output macros to control the console

terminal, (4) a module that performs the variety of input, output,

and

internal operations required to accept integer input values, check that

each is in the range of acceptable values,

and

store checked values in

structured arrays, (5) efficient

FORTRAN

subroutines

to

find the

mini-

mum, maximum, or both in

an

array of integers,

and

(6) a number of

simple arithmetic subroutines that extend the assembly-language pro-

grammer's arithmetic power.

Ten of the modules in each object module library have to do with the

control of

an

incremental plotter such as the Calcomp Model

565.

Although these modules have been written for

and

tested with a

particular plotter

and

a particular interface design, they may be

of

greater

interest. All physical output

is

from a single module which can be

adapted to a different plotter

or

interface to make the remaining modules

immediately available for use. Plotter modules may

be

called from

PDP-II

Abstracts 11-116-11-122

11-115

(Cont.)

assembly-language or FORTRAN programs to draw vectors or character

strings and to pedorm a variety of higher order function.

Free-standing programs in the package include three programs for

manipulating DECtape directories to produce alphabetized and chronol-

ogically ordered indices to the contents of one or more DECtapes and

programs for producing paged listings from ASCII

files.

Two of the

listing programs produce reformatted listings of LINK

I I load maps and

macro library

files.

Documentation includes separate descriptions of each major module

and a brief general introduction.

Note: Listing service charge is per

file.

Media Price Code: EIO, H32

Format: DOS-II

BACADI,

ASCII-EBCDIC

Magtape File

Dump

11-116

Author: Robert Saunders

and

William Campbell

Searle Medidata, Inc., Lexington,

MA

and

G. D. Searle &

Co., Ltd., High Wycombe, Bucks HP124HL, England

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: MACRO-II

Memory Required: 2400 bytes

Special Hardware Required: Magtape

Abstract: BACADI creates a card image copy of an ASCII DOS

file

on an industry compatible magnetic tape, with each line expanded to

80

characters to simulate punched cards. This tape may now be processed

by another computer system for easier card duplication, etc. The output

may be either ASCII or EBCDIC, defined by a switch option. File

concatenation

is

done on multiple input

files.

BACADI will run under

either DOS

or

BATCH.

Media Price Code: D2, M55

Format: DOS-II

TV.MAC, Typewriter Driver for

Extra

Teletypes

11-117

for

DOS

Revised: 2 April

1975

Author: G. Everhart

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

(V08

or later)

Source Language: MACRO-II

Special Hardware Required: Teletype-compatible extra terminal

Abstract: This

is

a driver for a teletype compatible terminal without

paper tape.

It

will

work on DOS

V08

or later, and allow programs to do

input

and/or

output to extra teletypes.

TY will correctly interpret CR and LF, ignore vertical tab, and echo

form feed as line feed. Horizontal tabs are echoed

as

single spaces. Other

control characters echo

as

up-arrow followed by the correct non-control

character. The monitor buffer

is

used for

I/o,

so

type-abeads are not

possible. However, the driver

is

made small by this.

Media Price Code: D2, GIO

GULP,

Gamma-ll

Utility Program

Author: Dr. Robert Farmer

University of California, San Francisco, CA

Submitted by: Charles Merrill

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, MA

Operating System:

GAMMA-II

Source Language: FOCAL

Memory Required: 16K

Special Hardware Required:

GAMMA-II

System

11-118

Abstract: This program was written to facilitate analysis of ROI

dynamic

curves.

It

can

be

used

to

move

ROI-formatted

data

between

save registers, working buffer, keyboard device, and paper reader/punch.

It

allows pre-processing of curves, smoothing, masking, editing, subtract-

ing background, removing previous studies,

and

correcting for dead-time.

It

is

intended for use as data

I/O

for ROI analysis programs.

Media Price Code: A2,

G8

Volume/Dosage Calculation

Program

for

Tc

or

In

11-119

Author: Trevor Cradduck

Toronto General Hospital, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Submitted by: Charles Merrill

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, MA

Operating System:

GAMMA-II

Source Language: FOCAL

Memory Required: 16K

Special Hardware Required:

GAMMA-II

System

Abstract: Creates a table of volumes of Tc or In to

be

used for a given

dosage

at

a given hour of the day.

Media Price Code:

DI,

G5

Determination of Blood Volume & Red Blood

Cell Survival

Author: T. J. Buchanan and R.

W.

Carlson

San Diego Naval Hospital, San Diego, California

Submitted by: Charles Merrill

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, MA

Operating System:

GAMMA-II

Source Language: FOCAL

Memory Required: 16K

Special Hardware Required:

GAMMA-II

System

11-120

Abstract: A. Results of blood volumes are printed out in both total

volume in millimeters and volume per weight in kilograms.

B.

Least squares analysis for To (Extrapolated Intercept) and T 1/2

(Half Time) survival time of red blood cells.

Media Price Code: D2,

G6

W ABC Core Dumper

11-121

Author: Thomas Powers

Hendrix Electronics, Manchester,

NH

Source Language:

PAL-IIA

Memory Required:

1600

8 bytes

Special Hardware Required: High speed punch

or

line printer

optional

Abstract: The W ABC (Word, Absolute, Byte and Character) core

dumper

is

a position independent program used to examine blocks of

PDP-ll

core too large to

be

easily examined by console action or ODT.

All

commands are entered through the teletype keyboard, and output can

be

directed to the teletype, line printer, or high speed punch (for later

listing). Output

is

in the form of words, bytes, or ASCII characters, or in

absolute loader compatible format. When accessed as a subroutine or

trap routine, all user status and registers are saved and restored.

Media Price Code: D2, F5, GIO

DVRTST

DOS

Driver Testing Package

Author: J. K. F. Lee and Christopher Pottle

Cornell University, Ithaca,

NY

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

V08

Source Language: MACRO-II

11-122

Abstract: A pair of routines

is

provided to aid in the process of

developing

and

debugging

new

DOS

driver

programs.

The

first

replaces

15

11-113-11-119

PDP-]J

Abstracts

11-122 (Cont.)

the PP: (high-speed paper tape punch) driver in DOS and contains hooks

which

will

be

hooked

by

the

second program when called by a testing

program to which it

is

linked. Thereafter any references to PP:

will

invoke the driver under test which has also been included in the user's

load module.

Media Price Code:

AI,

G8

AN5800; A Group

of

Routines for Handling the 11-123

Analogic AN5800 Data Conversion System

Author: Christopher Pottle

Cornell University, Ithaca,

NY

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Special Hardware Required: Analogic AN5800

Data

Conversion

System with

AN374-DRII

Interface

Abstract: A group of FORTRAN-callable assembly programs which

will handle analog-to-digital or digital-to-analog conversion through the

Analogic AN5800 Data Conversion System. These programs are rather

flexible, allowing conversion to be initiated under program control,

externally, or using the

KWII-P

programmable clock.

Media Price Code: A2, GIO

BLKUSE, Block Usage Summary for File 11-124

Structured Devices

Author: Thomas R. Reed

University of Western Australia, Nedlands,

W.

Australia

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Memory Required:

106310

words

Abstract: BLKUSE

is

a utility program which reports summary infor-

mation about block utilization on DOS

file

structured devices. Each UIC

in the master

file

directory

is

consulted more than once. This saves

2 disk accesses

per

open when the same device, unit, and VIC are used

as

the last lookup. A conditional assembly permits DOS to skip reading

the

MFD

block on DECtape entirely, saving 1 block read per DECtape

open.

It

directly replaces the DEC version with no special provisions.

However, this version

is

suitable for DOS

V09

and later only.

Restrictions:

If

parity memory

is

present

on

system, user must

find place for resident directory information (4 words) in

vectors.

Documentation

on

Media.

Media Price Code: H32

Format:

DOS-ll

TRA. MAC: "Real-Time" TRAN Processor for 11-262

DOS

(V9

or later)

Author: Glenn Everhart

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA

Operating System: DOS/BATCH,

V9

or later

Source Language: MACRO-II

Abstract: A TRAN processor for DOS which works correctly for

multiple datasets and for devices which take the driver completion return

immediately (i.e., are not interrupt driven).

It

fixes

a DEC bug and

permits automatic calling,

if

required, of a user-specified subroutine upon

completion of the driver transfer. This permits asynchronous I/o at

device-limited speed, complementing the asynchronous, monitor for-

matted I/o provided by RTDOS (DECUS

11-172).

Restrictions: Illegal completion routine addresses are not called,

and no error message

is

logged.

Media Price Code: D2, G8

INSFCL:

DOS

Instrumentation FOCAL

11-263

Author: Glenn Everhart

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: MACRO-II

Memory Required: 2.7K to 4.8K (depends

on

condo

ass'y's)

Abstract: Instrumentation FOCAL

is

a version of the FOCAL inter-

preter modified for ease of use in instrument testing and data collection.

In addition to the normal ("real") data type, FOCAL supports a data

type ("vector") consisting of a variable number of contiguous 16-bit

integers, treated as a subscripted array. The address of any such array

element may

be

found, and this data type may be used to interface easily

to assembler routines. (Documentation for adding new functions

is

provided

on

the tape.)

Several functions specially adapted to manipulating integer array data

are provided.

Restrictions: Integer vector elements may not be directly entered

via ASK. Otherwise, they behave as normal FOCAL numbers.

Documentation

on

Media.

Media Price Code: H32

Format: DOS-II

SPOOL--ll:

Generalized

I/O

Spooler for 11-264

DOS/MUD/MFT

/PCP

Author:

M.

Zimmerman and G. Everhart

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

Source Language: MACRO-II

Memory Required:

144

words of scratch buffers

and

data sets for

each

Special Hardware Required: DOS configuration with clock

(KWIIL

or

KWIIP)

3S

11-265-11-269

PDP-ll

Abstracts

11-164 (Cont.)

Abstract:

SPOOL

is

a

program

to

do

multiple

device

transfers

in

parallel. Under the PCP,

MFr,

or

MUD

systems, it functions as

additional users of the

PDPII,

permitting one to initiate

1.0

transfers

from any dataset to any dataset and do other things while the

I/O

finishes

by itself. Magtape rewind may be suppressed, and the transfer may be in

ASCII or binary. Any number of spoolers may be active

at

a time, up to

the limits of available buffer space.

I/O

may go to any datasets, and

is

not limited to hard-copy output.

Restrictions: System must have clock

Documentation on Media.

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Format:

DOS-II

TECO:

DOS-11

TECO

11-265

Author:

Glenn

Everhart

Massachusetts Institute

of

Technology, Cambridge,

MA

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Abstract: TECO is a powerful and versatile text editing and correcting

program useful for people who are

at

least slightly experienced in on-line

editing. This is a superset of PDP-IO TECO implemented to run under

DOS-II. A manual

file

is included. TECO is a character editor, suitable

for editing any form of data.

Restrictions:

If

used with

KB=driver,

must type

ALTMODE

twice for every

AL

TMODE

sent to TECO.

Documentation on Media.

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Format:

DOS-II

LISTRSX: RSX11D Multi-Column

Usting

Utility 11-266

A uthor:

Glenn

C. Everhart

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge,

MA

Operating System:

RSX-llD

V6,

lAS

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Abstract: This

is

a program to reformat ASCII text into up to

10

columns from any ASCII

file

structured as lines of text. It may be

installed in

an

RSX system and used to save paper and time in listings.

Numerous options include the ability to specify how many columns per

page are desired; page length and width, whether to truncate lines too

long for the columns or have them wrap around within the column.

Whether to ignore formfeeds on input or interpret them, whether to

compress tabs into single spaces or not, and whether to pause between

pages

or

not. The pause option is convenient for examining long

files

on

CRT

terminals a page

at

a time.

Restrictions: Does

not

interpret

FORTRAN

carriage

controls-

they must be removed

by

TECO.

Note:

Minor

edit needed for

RSX-IID

V4.

Documentation on Media.

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Format:

DOS-II

UFE

Game for

DOS

and

Scope

11-267

Author: G. Everhart

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge,

MA

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

(or

pcp

/MFT)

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Abstract: This is

an

assembly language version of Conway's Game of

Life with interactive console control.

For

DOS or

PCP/MFr.

Display

is

36

for a scope device (presently a VfOI, but easily changed for other

scopes).

Simple

commands

permit

one

to

move in all 8 directions, draw

points in all 8 directions, erase points, and move

in

any direction

by

large

steps if desired.

For

the PCP/MFT system, catalogued procedures are

provided which put a glider-gun on the board and allow users to add

additional objects, or which put 2 different kinds of gliders on the board

and permit user modification. The board

is

128

by

128

dots. This program

is modified from

an

RT-II

program for

RT-II

written for

an

LPS system.

Restrictions: Catalogued procedures for

pcp

/MFT

to

draw

glide

gun required

PCP/MFf

(DECUS

No.

11-195)

Documentation on Media.

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Format:

DOS-II

CAMAC Support library for Industrial Systems 11-268

Author:

Dale

W. Zobrist

4528 165th Ave.

NE,

Redmond,

WA

98052

Operating System:

RSX-II,

DOS-II,

RT-II

Source Language:

ANSI

Standard

FORTRAN

(X3.9-1966)

Abstract: The CAMAC library

is

an implementation, rather than a

specification. It provides a system of ready-made computer-independent

software modules which can be referenced by a higher level of program-

ming (i.e., by the application programs.)

Much beyond IML

or

handlers for specific CAMAC systems, the

CAMAC-Support Library for Industrial Systems includes test programs,

adaptor programs, and general utility programs.

It

may be considered

analogous to the various instrumentation modules, test equipment, and

highway adaptors which support CAMAC systems from a hardware

standpoint. The library provides similar support in a software structure.

Written in standard FORTRAN (ANSI X3.9-1966 or ISO Full FOR-

TRAN R/539-1972), the main library includes about 4000 source records

in its current release. It is organized into various sub-libraries. A separate

file

name is suggested for each main program (e.g., a utility program)

while related subprograms (i.e., functions

and

subroutines) are grouped

with a

file

name suggested for each group.

Only partial documentation

is

offered by DECUS. Users who request

software from DECUS should contact the author for current information

and documentation.

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Format:

DOS-II

RSX-11 BASIC

Author: David Beckwith

Lilly Research Laboratories, Indianapolis,

IN

Operating System:

RSX-II

D

or

M

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Memory Required: Approx.

6K

words

11-269

Abstract: This RSX-II version

is

an

adaptation of DEC's PDP-II 4K

stand-alone basic (DEC-II-LBSUA-A). The "save" and "old" commands

can use any RSX-II device for storage of programs. There are no

provisions for programmed

I/O

to any device except the user's terminal.

This system

is

useful as a desk calculator

or

for calculations requiring

only small amounts of input data. The best documentation for this system

is

DEC's

"PDP-II

BASIC Programming Manual" (DEC-II-XBPMA-B-

D). Documentation and command

files

are provided with the source

files.

Documentation on Media.

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DOS-II

PDP-ll

Abstracts 11-270A.-11-276

FODT: FORTRAN IV

On-line

Debugging Tool

Author: David Beckwith

Lilly Research Laboratories, Indianaplois,

IN

Operating System: RSX-IID, RSX-IIM

Source Language: MACRO-II

Memory Required: 730 Decimal Words

Other Software Required: RSX FORTRAN IV

11-270A

Abstract: This debugging aid allows the user of

RSX-llD/M

FOR-

TRAN IV

and

RT-ll

FORTRAN IV to monitor the operaton of his

program using commands similar to ODT. FOOT provides a subset of

the commands available with ODT such as single stepping, breakpoints,

and inspection of several types of variables. FOOT can be built into a

task without editing or recompiling the source and does not interfere with

the normal operation of FORTRAN IV.

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Format: DOS-II

FODT: FORTRAN IV On-Une Debugging Tool

for RT-11

Author: David Beckwith

Revised by: Mitchell

E.

Kawasaki

Naval Research Laboratory, Washington,

DC

Operating System:

RT-II

Source Language: MACRO-II

Memory Required: 730 Decimal Words

Other Software Required:

RT-II

FORTRAN IV

11-2708

Abstract: DECUS

11-270,

FOOT, has been modified by the addition

of assembly conditionals to run under the

RT-ll

operating system as

well

as

the

RSX-llM/D

operating systems. Everything supported in the

original

RSX-llM/D

version

is

supported under

RT-ll

with the excep-

tion of changing LUN's for the console terminal.

Documentation on Media.

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Format:

RT-II

SYZER: RT-11 System Sizer 11-272

A uthor: Wendell Goodwin

Digital Equipment Corporation, Sunnyvale, CA

Operating System:

RT-ll

Source Language: MACRO-II

Other Software Required:

RT-ll

LP: and

IT:

Handler

Abstract: This program prints out a description of the PDP-II system

it

is

run on, including CPU type, CPU options, memory

size

and address

map.

It

also lists the peripheral devices found on the system by the

program.

Documentation

on

Media.

Media Price Code: H32

Format:

RT-ll

PDP-II

Utility Routines: ASCIB, JLBITS,

CSISR

A uthor: Robert DiGrazia

Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

Operating System: RSX-II M for JLBITS and CSISR

Source Language: MACRO-II

11-273

Abstract: ASCIB allows FORTRAN programs to execute high-speed

conversions

in

either direction between

16

bit integers and decimal ASCII

character strings of specifiable length.

It

makes no error checks.

JLBITS allows FORTRAN programs to execute 8-bit and 32-bit

logical operations: AND, OR, exclusive OR, and complement.

It

also

provides 16-bit rotate.

CSISR allows FORTRAN programs to decode MCR command lines,

returning

file

specifications in ASCII strings,

and

switch codes in varia-

bles similar to those returned by RT l1's ICSI. Functions INCSI and

IOUTSI extract filespecs and switches from the right and left sides of a

command line's equal sign. Function IGTCML reads

an

MCR command

line.

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FfCHEM:

Fast Fourier Transform for

CAPS-ll

11-274

BASIC without EAE

Author: T. J. Weslowski and E. F. Beadel, Jr.

State University of New York, Oswego, NY

Operating System: CAPS-II

Source Language: PAL-lIS

Memory Required: 0.55K words plus data

Other Software Required: BASIC

VOl

Special Hardware Required: Standard Terminal

and

TU-60 for

CAPS-II BASIC

Abstract:

FFT

is

a subroutine designed to

be

linked to BASIC/

CAPS-II (it could probably be linked with BASIC/PTS or BASIC/RT

-11

also)

that will enable the user to pedorm a Fast Fourier Transform on 2

data points, where 2 < n < machine storage capability.

It

is designed for

those systems without EAE, and requires about

16

seconds for a

IK

transform. (The equivalent BASIC program requires about 4 minutes.)

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MAP: Disk Block Usage

11-275

Author: James Stanfill

University Of Washington, Seattle, WA

Operating System: RSX-IID Ver

6B

Source Language: MACRO-II

Memory Required: 37100

(8)

Bytes

Special Hardware Required: Terminal (Graphic or Teletype)

Abstract: This task will depict disk usage in terms of blocks allocated.

The output (either TI listing or disk

file)

consists of a map of all logical

blocks on the disk.

If

a block

is

used, the corresponding word contains

the

file

id. Additional information

is

contained in the source listing.

Restrictions: This program not suitable for large Disks.

Note: DECtape and floppy includes

11-276,

11-277,

11-278

Documentation

on

Media.

Media Price Code: H32, K27

Format: FILES-II

REC: File Recovery

Author: James Stanfill

University Of Washington, Seattle, WA

Operating System: RSX-IID Ver

6B

Source Language: MACRO-II

Memory Required:

16000

(8)

Bytes

Special Hardware Required: Terminal (Teletype)

11-276

Abstract: This task will recover variable length record

files

which have

been corrupted. Documentation is contained in the

SOURCE

llSTING.

A

file

SUBRMAC which contains general conversion routines that

normally will reside in a library

is

included in the offering DECtape.

Media

Price

Code:

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DEeUS

No.

11-275)

37

11-177-11-284

PDP-lJ

Abstracts

DTY: Alphabetical Directory Listing

Author: James Stanfill

University

or

Washington, Seattle,

WA

Operating System:

RSX-IID

Source Language: MACRO-II

Memory Required: 30700 (8) Bytes

Special Hardware Required: TIY-like Terminal

11-277

Abstract: This task will provide

an

alphabetical directory listing

of

the

directory specified by the user. The number

of

blocks allocated for each

file

is

displayed. The total number of blocks allocated for the directory

is

also ,displayed.

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11-275)

ACC: Accounting

Author: James Stanfill

, University

of

Washington, Seattle, WA

Operating System:

RSX-llD

Source Language: MACRO-II

Memory Required: 41500 (8) Bytes

Special Hardware Required:

TIY

like terminal

11-278

Abstract: This task

will

tabulate accounting information from the data

file

created

by

the system accounting task, ACCLOG. Operation

and

types

of

reports produced are documented

in

the source listing.

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11-275)

KERNEL: Security KERNEL for the PDP11/4S 11-279

Author: William Lee Schiller

Submitted by: Grace H. Nibaldi

MITRE

Corp, Bedford, MA

Source Language: SUE,

PALll

Memory Required:

64K

Other Software Required: SUE Compiler,

PALll

Cross Assem-

bler

Special Hardware Required: Magtape,

RF

11

Disk 4 Terminals

Abstract: The Security Kernel for the PDP-I 1/45

is

designed to allow

within a single computer system controlled access to data of various

security levels.

By taking advantage

of

certain hardware features of the PDP-I 1/45

memory management unit, it

can

be

invoked

on

every attempt to obtain

information,

and

at

the same time protect itself from tampering and

'misuse. The Security Kernel regulates access through predefined "right-

to-know"

and

"need-to-know" rules.

Associated Documentation: Volume I, Volume 2 and Listing

is

available from

MITRE

Corp, Bedford, MA 01730

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VBS:

mM

to

PDP-ll

VBS-Format Magtape

If

11-280

o Package

Author: Oliver Jones

and

Tom

Powers

Yale University, New Haven,

CT

Operating System:

RSX-IIM

V02

BLl2

Source Language: MACRO, FORTRAN

Special Hardware Required:

TM-ll

or

MM-ll

and

RSX-llM

configuration

Abstract:

The

VBS

subroutine package permits the

PDP-II

to read

and

write magnetic tape which can

be

directly accessed

by

IBM

System/370

FORTRAN

and

PLjI

programs

in

binary (unformatted)

38

mode. Binary

and

ASCII-EBCDIC conversion routines allow handling of

INTEGER.

REAL

·4,

and

character

data.

Restrictions: All logical records on magtape must contain

an

even

number of BYTES.

No

check

is

made for this condition.

Documentation

on

Media.

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Format: DOS-II

GETBIN:

Change

a

Paper

Tape

Binary Program

To

RSX-llM

Bootstrappable Task.

Author: Kaarle Kaila

Oy

NOKIA AB Electronics, Helsinki, Finland

Operating System:

RSX-llM

Source Language: MACRO-II

Memory Required: IOKW

Special Hardware Required: Paper tape reader,

DISK

11-281

Abstract: The program has been made to

be

able to get the hardware

test programs booted quickly

and

easily from the disk to core. This means

that

any

programs that the absolute loader

can

load

can

be

put

on

disk

and

thereafter loaded by the

RSX-IIM

BOOT command.

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ML

T.

Garbage CoUection # 1 and # 2

Revised: March

1978

Author: Glenn C. Everhart

Maple Shade,

NJ

Operating System:

RSX-IID

Source Language: Miscellaneous

Documentation

on

Media.

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N65

Format:

DOS-II

RSX-11 FOCAL

Revised: 1 April

1978

Author: Glenn C. Everhart

Maple Shade,

NJ

Operating System: lAS, RSX-IID,

RSX-IIM

Source Language: MACRO-II

11-282

11-284

Associated Documentation:

FOCAL-ll

User's Manual

(DEC-ll-

LFOCA-F-D)

Abstract: RSX FOCAL

is

an

interpreter for the

FOCAL

language that

runs as a multi-user task under the RSXII-D,

RSX-IIM,

or

lAS systems.

Numerous language extensions include octal radix support, full Library

facilities -support of

I/O

up to 8 binary files (including

random

access

files permitting virtual arrays),

and

vectors. Vectors are integer arrays

allocated continuously. They may

be

addressed as integers

or

bytes,

and

full string support is provided by new FOCAL language statements

and

functions. Moving substrings, conversion

of

number to ASCII string

or

back, string comparisons, and substring location are included.

Support for hardware control is extensive.

FOCAL

may

handle up to

8 clock scheduling alarms, up to

15

interrupts (using supervisor space),

execute

any

RSX

EMT

call,

and

control the system console (TI:) without

the usual implied wait of ASK. 27 non-erasable variables

are

provided for

communication with overlays,

and

provision is made for variables in

global commons

if

desired. Diagnostics are

in

English for easy interpre-

tation. Full trig. functions include arctangent, sine,

and

cosine. Log

and

exponential are also available (plus square root). Programs may be

renumbered, data strings may

be

executed as FOCAL commands,

and

a

modified

IF

that

calls groups via

DO

rather than GOTO, are provided.

Also,

it

is

possible to break

out

of

FOR

loops. Very extensive conditional

PDP~ll

Abstracts 11·285-11·289

11·284 (Cont.)

assemblies allow one

to

select as many (or few)

of

these features as

desired.

The

pure segment

of

FOCAL

is about 4.5K; impure sections may

be

about

15K

up

depending

on

allocated program space. Documentation

shows how

to

add

user functions.

Restrictions: Symbol table dump occasionally gets confused

if

vectors allocated start other than a 4-word boundary. Harm·

less to program execution. (FIX available). Hardware floating

point very crude and

slow.

(Use software floating point this

revision.)

Note: RSX-lI FOCAL

is

also included on DECUS

11-287

magtape

Documentation on Media.

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H64

Format: DOS-II

TAGGET: Simple DATA Encripter for

RSTS/E-RT.11

Author: Cal Page

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, MA

Operating System: RSTS/E

RT-ll,

or

RT-ll

Source Language: MACRO-II

Memory Required:

8K

Special Hardware Required: 11/34 or higher

11·285

Abstract:

TAGGET

is a simple ASCII

data

encriptor designed for soft

protection

of

priority information

on

RSTS/E-RT-ll

systems.

The

technique uses a pseudo-random

number

generator to

do

substitu-

tions

of

the data.

Also a code string is requested from the user for use as a key to the

file.

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M55

Format: DOS-II

Utility Package for RSX11·D 11·286

Author: Glenn C. Everhart

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA

Operating System:

RSX-IID

Source Language: MACRO-II

Abstract: A package

of

useful

RSXllD

functions is offered for users

who need them. A partition mapper, indirect

MCR

supporting replace-

ment

for

MCR

(in most ways) with extensive

MACRO

capabilities, Disk

patcher,

and

an

RSXI1-D

version of William Brown's

"SRD"

utility are

included.

Restrictions: Disk patcher patches whatever LUN2

is

assigned to;

no provision for multiple unit patching

is

there.

Documentation on Media.

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Format: DECtape-DOS-II, Floppy-FILES-II

RSX·11 Cornucopia (formerly MIT RSX 11.287

Cornucopia)

Revised: 8 March

1978

Author: Glenn

C.

Everhart

Maple Shade,

NJ

Operating System: lAS, RSX-llD, RSX-lIM

Source Language: BASIC, FOCAL, FORTRAN IV PLUS,

MACRO-lI, TECO

Special Hardware Required: Special FOCAL functions support

MBD-II versatec Matrix

lIOOA.

These are options, may be

excluded by conditional assembly.

Abstract: A collection of programs

on

2400'

magtape is offered

including a greatly enhanced

FOCAL

interpreter for RSX-IID,

RSX-llM,

or

lAS,

and

enhanced TECO with the ability

to

automatically

use command

files,

buffer output,

and

support various scope devices, a

multicolumn lister, partition map routine, various device handlers, con-

versions,

and

miscellaneous utilities. Certain programs (notably SRD) for

RSX-lID

are also included for the user's convenience, along with

an

RSX

DDT

that may

be

used

in

a mode where it accesses a terminal

directly rather that using the RSX console handful (useful for debugging

system components)

or

in

a normal mode using the RSX handlers. A tape

positioning

MCR

task is included in area 4,200, plus a variety

of

games

written

in

FOCAL, BASIC, FORTRAN,

and

TECO.

(For

convenience,

sources

to

BASIC, TECO,

RUNOFF,

and

LlSTjRSX

are included, along

with appropriate document files.)

An

indirect

MXR

routine (PCP) is also

included,

and

other routines too numerous

to

mention. (Many are for

RSX-llD

or

lAS.

The

others work for

any

RSX system.)

The

new

FOCAL

includes string handling, English diagnostics, schedulable

alarms,

and

many bug-fixes

and

enhancements.

If

you have the old one,

you should get this version. Documentation has also been greatly

expanded. Some

FORTRAN

programs assume the F4P compiler

will

be

used; most

do

not.

Restrictions: RSX FOCAL submitted for DECtape does not

include special hardware support. The magtape version sourc-

es

are complete. FOCAL interrupt handling requires Supervi-

sor Mode, access to External Page,

and

18-bit addressing for

DMA devices

as

written.

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Format: DOS-II

lECO

V28

for RT·11

Rellised:

22

December

1977

Author: Mario DeNobili, et al.

Submitted by: Herb Jacobs

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Operating System: RT-II

Source Language: MACRO-II

11·288

Abstract: TECO is a powerful text editor

that

runs under most

PDP-II

operating systems.

It

is suitable for editing most any form

of

text

file,

including programs, manuscripts, correspondence,

and

the like.

TEO)

is

a character oriented editor,

and

as such is free from many of the

inconveniences associated with many line oriented editors.

In

addition,

TECO

has most

of

the facilities found in programming languages, such

as arithmetic, loops, conditional execution, GOTO's, etc., allowing the

user to write editing programs that alphabetize lists, reformat tables,

renumber statement labels,

and

much more.

This new version of

TEO)

includes many new features, such as upper/

lower case support,

CRT

style rubouts, wild

card

file lookups, bounded

searches,

and

a keypad/scope editor option for the VT-S2.

Note: The TECO-II User Manual (DECUS

11-350)

must be

ordered separately. Write-up included with this program contains

loading instructions only. Complete TECO-II source

files

are not

available from the DECUS Library.

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Price~:

A2. H32, K27

Format:

RT-ll

DEBUG 11·289

Author: T.

L.

Pickett

Environment Canada, Canadian Forestry Service, Chalk Riv-

er, Ontario, Canada

Operating System:

RT-ll

Source Language: FORTRAN IV

Memory Required: 16K

Special Hardware Required: DECwriter

II

Abstract:

This

program is a very useful debugging tool for users

of

large

files

of

numeric

data.

The

program

scans

the

data

and

detec~

39

11-190-11-197

PDP-ll

Abstracts

11-289

(Cont.)

characters other than numbers, decimals or blank spaces.

It

also detects

blank

lines.

Program

DEBUG

prints number of lines scanned

at

end of

run. Data may be typed in any format to be run with this program.

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MACRO Package for

MACRO-ll

to Assemble

INTEL

8008 Code

A uthor: Bruce Filgate

Digital Equipment Corporation, Marlboro,

MA

Operating System:

RT-II

Source Language:

MACRO-II

11-290

Abstract: This

is

a set of MACRO routines to interpret DEC MPS

(Intel 8(08) mnemonics. The output consists of two

files;

one contains the

binary image of the object, the other contains the assembly listing.

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MACRO Package for

MACRO-ll

to Assemble

Signetics 2650 Code

Author: Bruce Filgate

Digital Equipment Corporation, Marlboro, MA

Operating System: R T

-11

Source Language:

MACRO-II

11-291

A bstract: This

is

a set of MACRO routines to interpret Signetics 2650

mnemonics. The output consists of two files; one contains the binary

image of the object, the other contains the assembly listing.

Media Price Code: D2,

GI4

SO

RT: Generalized File Sort Utility 11-292

Author:

M.

J. Pullen

E.I.

duPont

de Nemours & Co., Leominster,

MA

01453

Operating System:

RSX-IIM

Source Language:

FORTRAN

IV

and

MACRO-ll

Memory Required:

8K

Special Hardware Required: RK05

Abstract: The sort

file

utility (8K memory) sorts records from any

input device on up to 20 keys, placing sorted, fixed-length data on any

output device. The sorting subroutine package may be placed in the

SYSLIB and called in any user written program.

Media Price Code: D3

STAR-TREK (SPACWR) for

RSX-llM

11-293

Author: Mike Mayfield, Centerline Engineering; Revised for

RSX-IIM

by

Mike Pullen, E.I. duPont

de

Nemours

and

Co.,

Wilmington,

DE

Operating System:

RSX-llM

Source Language:

FORTRAN

IV

Memory Required:

8K

w

/FCSRES

Special Hardware Required:

RK05,

TrY

device

Abstract:

This

program simulates the TV program "STAR-TREK".

Media Price Code:

D2

40

Set

of Utility Routines for any

PDP-ll

Machine

Running

RT-ll

BASIC

Author: N. A. Bourgeois

Sandia Laboratories, Albuquerque,

NM

Operating System:

RT-ll

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Other Software Required:

RT-ll

BASIC

11-294

Abstract: These routines are for extending the capabilities of

RT-ll

BASIC; they provide the means of reading

and

writing words, bytes or

bits

at

any implemented bus address; in addition, arrays may

be

nulled

and time of day may be obtained.

Media Price Code: D2, L33

Modified AbsIoader and Dump Program 11-295

Author: Jeffery Kodosky

Applied Research Laboratory, University of Texas

at

Austin,

TX

Operating System: PTS

Source Language: PAL

Special Hardware Required:

PDP-Il/04,

11/34

Abstract: Users of

DECs

PDP-I 1/04 and PDP-I 1/34 processors

will

experience some difficulties when attempting to run the paper tape

software, specifically the PAL assemblers. The problem consists of two

parts. The first

is

due to the lack of a switch register; PAL expects to use

one in its initialization routine. The second

is

due to a vagary of the

console emulator which leaves the processor status work

at

a high priority

when transferring control to a program. A modified absolute loader

is

offered here which addresses both problems. Also included is a low speed

punch memory dump program which doesn't require a switch register.

Media Price Code: D2, F5, G5

Fast Digital Signal Processing Software Package 11-296

for the

PDP-II

Author: L. Robert Morris

Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada;

and

Digital Equipment

Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Operating System:

RT-II

Source Language:

FORTRAN

IV and

MACRO-II

Memory Required: Varies

Abstract: This software package consists of a number of digital signal

processing programs optimized for maximum speed on

PDP-II

comput-

ers. Initial components are radix 2 fixed-point FFT, radix 4 floating-point

FFT, fixed-point autocorrelation, and floating-point autocorrelation ma-

trix solution. The latter 2 programs are useful in linear predictive speech

coding. All fixed-point programs require the EIS instruction set (LSI-II,

11/34,

40, 45,

55,

70)

and

all floating-point programs require the

FPP

instruction set (I 1/34,

45,

55,

70

with FFP). 11/55 (bipolar) benchmarks

are:

1024

point real FFT,

62

msec (fixed-point),

89

msec (floating-point);

128

X

12

fixed-point autocorrelation,

32

bit results,

5.3

msec; 12th order

floating-point autocorrelation matrix solution,

1.82

msec.

Media Price Code: A2, H32, K27

Format:

RT-ll

File Utility

Programs

For

MU-BASIC/RT-ll

Author: Robert J.

Tapp

University Of Victoria, Victoria, B.C.,

Canada

Operating System:

RT-II

Source Language: BASIC

Memory Required: 1800 Words

Other Software Required:

MU-BASIC/RT-II

11-297

Abstract: A set of

file

utility programs written in BASIC which allow

the MU-BASIC/RT-Il user to list

and

modify device directories, perform

P D

P-}}

Abstracts 11-298-11-303

11-297 (Cont.)

file

transfers

or

edit line-formatted ASCII

files.

Conversion between

virtual array

and

ASCII format

files

is

supported and facilities are

included for extensive character string search

and

manipulation, as well

as user defined MACRO editing commands.

Restrictions: Removes form-feed characters from text. This is a

restriction caused

by

the

INPUT

statement of MU-BASIC

Media Price Code: A2,

G8

QSORTA:

Fastest Core Sort-Quicksort 11-298

Author: A.

S.

Thompson

and

S.

H.

Yamamura

Bell Aerospace Textron, Tucson, AZ

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

V10

Source Language:

FORTRAN

Memory Required: 6574(8) Bytes

Other Software Required:

FORTRAN

Library,

FTNLIB

Abstract: QSORTA

is

the FORTRAN version of the rapid core sort

algorithm, Quicksort,

by

C. A. R. Hoare.

Run

time of the Quicksort

algorithm is proportional to logn, where n = number of items sorted.

QSORTA requires 6.2 seconds to sort 2000 floating point values, while a

comparable algorithm, Shellsort, requires

10

seconds to sort the same

number of items; both algorithms were timed

on

the PDP 11/45. The

source listing of QSORTA provides information

on

modifying the sort to

perform a descending, rather than ascending sort

and

how to sort an

associated index array as well as the sort key array.

Media Price Code: D2, G5, R30

BENDIX: Handlers and Interface Subroutines 11-299

for a Bendix Datagrid Coordinate Digitizer,

Operating Under BASIC

PTS

or

BASIC

RT-ll

Author: R. D. Beattie

Submitted by: Dr.

K.

G. McCracken, Chief

CSIRO, Div.

of

Mineral Physics,

North

Ryde,

NSW

2113,

Australia

Operating System: RT-11 V02C-02-SJ

Source Language: PAL11-S; MACRO-11 if using with BASIC

RT-11

Memory Required: 2650, in addition to BASIC-PTS

or

RT-11

Other Software Required: Object modules for BASIC-PTS

or

BASIC

RT-ll

Special Hardware Required: Bendix Datagrid digitizer with Bi-

directional computer interface

Abstract: BENDIX is a package of interrupt handlers

and

interface

subroutines for a Bendix Datagrid

GD

coordinate digitizer interfaced

to

a

PDP-II

operating under BASIC-PTS with strings. The software can also

be used with BASIC

RT-ll

Version

OIB

in a single-job environment,

provided certain restrictions are observed. All data are acquired under

interrupt

and

written into a circular buffer for later transfer to BASIC as

ASCII strings. Comment

and

other manually entered data are entered

through the computer teletype keyboard.

The package should not require drastic alteration to handle other

digitizers

and

is

easily modifiable to run as a stand-alone system.

Restrictions:

Date

not

to

be

INPUT

from console when digitizer

routines enabled; digitizer interrupts are

not

disabled

on

a

normal exit from BASIC

RT-ll

(see write-up chap.

5)

Media Price Code: D4, G

16

NULL Device Handler 11-300

Author: Evan L. Solley

The

Life Support Systems Group, Ltd., Portland,

OR

Operating System:

RT-ll

Version 2 or later

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Memory used:

548

Words

Abstract:

NL

or

NUL

can be used as a dummy BATCH LOG: device

for debugging,

and

for maintenance.

It

is

a source of endless zeros, and

a sink for output. Listing includes installation notes for

RT-ll

V2C.

Media Price Code: D2, G5

SEND.MAC:

RXS-IID

InterminaI

Communications

MCR

Command

Author: Philip D. Brooke

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Operating System:

RSX-llD

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Other Software Required: SYSLIB

11-301

Abstract: SEND

is

a multi-user MCR command that will transmit a

message to another terminal

or

terminals that exist in a message to

another terminal

or

terminals

that exist in the system.

Four

transmission

modes are available to privileged users, two to non-privileged users. The

issuer may

1)

Send a message to any TIY-like device in the system.

2)

Send a message to the operators console.

3)

Send a message to all logged-

in terminals, or

4)

Send a message to all terminals in the system. Modes

(3)

and

(4) are unavailable to non-privileged users.

Media Price Code: D2, H32, K27

Format: DECtape-DOS-II, Floppy-FILES-II

ODT.BAS: Octal Debugging Technique for

MUBAS/RT-11

Author: T. Miles

University of Victoria, Victoria, B.C.,

Canada

Operating System: RT-11

Source Language: BASIC

Memory Required: 1800 words

Other Software Required:

MUBAS/RT

-11

11-302

Abstract: ODT.BAS is a program employing octal debugging tech-

nique, which runs under MUBAS/RT-ll in a multi-user environment.

It

can be used to make patches to

files

and directories

on

file-structured

devices.

It

also

will

give octal dumps to users specified devices

or

files.

Not

recommended for non-privileged users.

Restrictions: Does

not

support split octal.

Media Price Code:

DI,

G5

RESEQ.BAS: Line Resequence Programme 11-303

Author: T. Miles

University of Victoria, Victoria, B.C.,

Canada

Operating System:

RT

-11

Source Language: BASIC

Memory Required: 2200 Words (2000 without

'REM's)

Other Software Required:

MUBAS/RT

-11

Abstract: RESEQ.BAS

is

a program which will renumber up to

120

lines of any

RT-ll

MUBAS program. The user specifies the input and

output

files

in command decoder format,

and

then specifies the starting

line, number

and

incrument size. Various error conditions are detected

and flagged.

Media Price Code:

DI,

G5

41

11-304-11-311

PDP-ll

Abstracts

LISP11 11-304

Author:

Jeffrey

Kodosky

Applied Research Labs, University

of

Texas

at

Austin, Aus-

tin,

TX

Operating System:

RT-II

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Memory Required: 16K

Abstract:

LISP-II

is

an

interpreter for the LISP language which runs

in the background under

RT-II.

There are

125

LISP functions imple-

mented with provision to conditionally assembly

out

as many as 60 in

order to

maximize

free space.

Media Price Code: A9, M55

Format:

RT-ll

CMMT:

Commenting

and

lining

up Assembler 11-305

Files

Author: Jorg

Grimm

EDV

Medizinsche Poliklinik, Kantonsspital Zurich, Zurich,

Switzerland

Operating System:

DOS/BATCH

V09

or

higher

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Abstract:

The

tediousjob

of

documenting

MACRO

programs with the

editor is easied with CMMT. As each line

of

source is printed

on

the

TIY,

new comment

can

be

added

or

old comment retained

and

lined up

to a

standard

format with too many tabs

and

spaces cleaned out. Line-

up

mode

can

be used alone.

"Jump"

and

"Get

Label:" commands

facilitate commenting single blocks of code

in

larger programs. Restric-

tions: Double labels have to

be

changed back with the editor after

processing.

Restrictions: Does

not

process double labels to standard format

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code:

GI4

DATMAN: BASIC

Data

Manipulation Package 11-306

Author: Nick

Hammond

Friern Hospital, Neuropsychology Research Unit, London

NIl

3BP England

Operating System:

RT-II

Source Language: BASIC

Memory Required:

8K

Abstract:

OATMAN

is a suite

of

programs written in

RT-Il/BASIC

which allows simple manipulation

of

numerical

data

stored

on

file.

Options include: stop data, print data, patch a

file,

merge files, copy files,

selectively extract data, selectively average data, mathematical transfor-

mation

of

data, file arithmetic. All options are controlled via simple

question

and

answer displays. Detailed documentation is included.

Media Price Code: D2, G30

Stage 2 for the

PDP-ll

Operating under

RT-ll

11-307

Author: W. M. Waite

and

Peter H. Heinrich

University

of

Colorado

and

University of Karlsruhe

Submitted by: D. M. Nessett

Australian National University, Canberra, Australia

Operating System:

RT-II

V2B

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Memory Required:

STAGE

2/RT-Il

will

not

run in less

than

12K

and

is

not

really useful unless there is 16K (assuming the

S/J

monitor)

Special Hardware Required:

PDP-ll/20

+ EAE,

PDP-ll/40

+

EIS

or

PDP-ll!45

Abstract: Stage 2 is a general purpose macro processor designed to

port

software written for abstract machines.

The

macro processor is itself

42

portable being written for

an

abstract machine

called

"FLUB", This

implementation

of

STAGE

2 is a modification

of

the

OOS-ll

version

(DEeUS

No. 11-158

by

Peter H. Heinrich) so that

it

will

run

under

RT-II.

Restrictions:

The

Stage 2

command

"Change

I/O

Channels

and

Copy

Text" is modified.

Media Price Code:

A2,

H32

Format:

RT-ll

GT40 Debugger 11-308

Author: Howard P. Katseff

University of California, Division of Computer Science, Ber-

keley,

CA

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Memory Required: 4006 octal bytes

Special Hardware Required: GT40, Keyboard

Abstract: DB is

an

online debugger for the GT40. All user interaction

is via the keyboard

and

display.

DB

is supplied as a relocatable program

in

MACRO-II.

Media Price Code: D2,

GI8

Une Printer Plot 11-309

Author: William C. Nowlin, Jr.

Applied Research Laboratories, University of Texas

At

Aus-

tin, Austin,

TX

Operating System:

RT-ll

Source Language:

FORTRAN

Special Hardware Required: Terminal

or

line printer

Abstract: This

FORTRAN

Subroutine accepts from

one

to nine real

arrays

and

plots them

on

an

80 column wide line printer

or

terminal.

Media Price Code: D2,

G8

RT-ll

FUe

Conversion Program for Absolute 11-310

Loader

Paper Tapes with

SA

< 1000

Author: Charles T. Apel

Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, Los Alamos,

NM

Operating System:

RT-ll

V02C-02D

Source Language:

RT-ll

MACRO

VM02-12

Memory Required: 16K

Special Hardware Required: Disk

or

DECtape,

TrY

(LSR)

or

console terminal + high speed

Abstract: This program loads absolute binary formatted

paper

tapes of

programs occupying

and

having starting addresses

in

low core « 1(00)

and

converts them to .SA V modules which

may

be loaded

and

started

from the

RT-ll

monitor.

Restrictions:

For

loading tapes which

do

not

require use

of

switch

register in loading.

Good

for formatting

or

diagnostic tapes.

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code: D2, GlO, H32

Format: RT-Il

Real TIme Sound ModifICation

Programs

11-311

Author: L. Bryant, W. Seiler,

and

R. Meyers

Submitted by: L. Bryant

SYCOM University of South Florida,

Tampa,

FL

Source Language:

PAL

II

S

Memory Required:

8K

Special Hardware Required:

PDP-I

1/10, ADOl-D,

AAII-D

Abstract: A set

of

five programs which perform several different kinds

of

modifications to sound processed through the computer, in real time.

PDP-II

Abstracts 11-312-11

..

317

11-311

(Cont.)

Functions include a program which produces a delay for reverberation

and

echo effects, two different programs to shift frequency up or down, a

program which outputs the sampled sound in reverse order from entry,

and

a program which produces a phasing (or flanging) effect.

In

all cases

the sound

is

samples in from

an

A to D (ADOI-D), processed, then output

through a

DAC

(AAII-D).

Restrictions:

Input

must

be

DC

level-shifted for unipolar A to D.

Media Price Code: D2, F5, G8

LALR (1) Parser Constructor

to

Translate

11-312

Computer

Languages

Author: David M.

Stem

Laboratory

For

Atmospheric & Space Physics, University Of

Colorado, Boulder, CO

Operating System:

RSX-IIM

or

D

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Memory Required:

10

to 32K Words

Abstract:

Of

interest to the compiler writer, the program "LALR"

constructs a compacted LALR

(1)

parser from a description of a context-

free language which may then

be

used as the basis for a compiler for that

language. LALR

(1)

grammars encompass a large subset of LR(

1)

grammars

and

include most common, languages such as ALGOL,

FORTRAN,

and

BASIC.

It

has been proven that LR(K) parsers are the

most efficient parsers known for a large subset of grammars in terms of

both space

and

time. Input to the "LALR" program

is

a Backus-Naur

form representation of the target grammar while output

is

a state table in

"MACRO" assembler

or

absolute form.

Restrictions:

128

rules maximum

in

grammar

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code: A2, K27

Format:

FILES-ll

RSX-ll/DOS-ll

DDT

-Symbolic

Debugger

Author: G. Everhart, Maple Shade,

NJ

Operating System:

RSX-IID/RSX-IIM/OOS-II

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Other Software Required: Assembler, Linker or TKB

11-313

Abstract: A version of DDT, a powerful symbolic debugger,

is

provid-

ed that may be assembled conditionally to run under

RSX-llD

or

RSX-:ll~,

DOS-ll,

or stand-alone (including with

RT-ll).

This IS reworked from the stand-alone original

DDT

-II

of Steven

Rubin of

CMU

and

has several additional features plus conditionals for

use with a variety of

DEC

operating systems.

The RSX version may be assembled to do all its

I/O

through the

normal console handler, or may be built with access to the console

hardware registers to do its own

I/O

independent of the operating system.

Both the

DOS-ll

and

RSX-ll

versions know the start address of the

programs they are linked with, and may start them with a simple

(ALTMODE)

G. Console dialogue closely resembles PDP-IO DDT.

Restrictions: User symbols are not automatically known to

DDT;

!flost enter from console. Conditional assembly selects operat-

mg system.

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code: A2,

M55

Format:

DOS-II

RT-11 RUNOFF

Author:

C.

D. Lowenstein

Marine Physical Labs, San Diego,

CA

Operating System:

RT-ll

V02

or later

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Memory Required:

4.7K

11-314

Abstract:

RUNOFF

is a

PDP-ll

program running under

RT-ll

to

facilitate the preparation of

typed

or printed manuscripts, such as memos,

letters, manuals, etc. The user prepares his material

on

any regular

PDP-ll

terminal, and writes it onto a

file

using

EDITll.

The user

includes not only textual material, but also case and formatting informa-

tion. RUNOFF then takes the

file

and reproduces it onto the line printer,

teletype or other

file

to produce a final copy or final

file

image.

It

performs the formatting and case shifting as directed, and will also

perform line justification, page numbering

and

titling, etc., as desired.

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code: A2, H32, K27,

M55

Format:

RT-II

DIRECfORY: List Disk Directories

11-315

Author: David P. Sykes

CTEC, Inc., Falls Church, VA

Operating System:

RT-ll

V2C

Source Language: FORTRAN,

MACRO-II

Memory Required: 8K

Other Software Required: FORTRAN, MACRO, SYSLIB

Abstract: The Directory program provides the user with the ability to

sort and display the directory of a RT-II Disk (or DECtape).

It

is much

like the PIP

/L

switch,

but

is

more flexible. Directory will display for the

user a list of all

files

on

the specified device which match the input

file

specifications. Furthermore, it will sort the directory alphabetically by

file

name, alphabetically by extension, chronologically by date, in order of

increasing size, or the reverse of any of these.

In

addition,

files

whose date

is

either before or after a specified date can be excluded from the

directory.

Media Price Code:

AI,

Gl8

SPOOL: Foreground Line Printer Spooler

Author: Martian W. Rothe

Submitted by: David P. Sykes

Mead Tech Labs, Dayton,

OH

Operating System:

RT-ll

V2

or

V3

Source Language: MACRO-II

Memory Required:

3K

Other Software Required: SYSLIB

Special Hardware Required: Line printer

11-316

Abstract: SPOOL runs in the

RT-II

foreground and lists specified

files

on the line printer.

It

offers several improvements over the spooler in the

back of the

RT-ll

manual: multiple copies of a

file

can be requested.

Files can either be retained or deleted after printing.

Media Price Code:

AI,

G12

mv

-IIA

FORTRAN Support Package

Author: Steve Alpert

Submitted by: Daniel

L.

Aldrich

Digital Equipment Corporation, Marlboro,

MA

Operating System:

RT

-11

V2C

Source Language: MACRO-II

Other Software Required:

FORTRAN

Special Hardware Required:

LSI-ll,

IBV-llA

11-317

Abstract: This software provides FORTRAN support for the IBY-IIA

Interface for the IEEE bus.

RT-ll

version 2C with FORTRAN

is

required.

Media Price Code: K27

Format: RT-ll

43

11-118-11-121

PDP-ll

Abstracts

CONSOLE:

Change System Console From

One

Terminal

to

Another

Author: David P. Sykes

crEC,

Inc., Falls Church, VA

Operating System:

RT-II

V2C

Source Language:

FORTRAN

Memory Required:

6K

Other Software Required: SYSLIB

11-318

Abstract:

CONSOL

allows

anyone

of several terminals connected to

a

RT-II

system thru

OLlIS

to

be

made

the system console by changing

the pointers maintained internally

by

RT-ll.

The

user must edit the

file

to insert the addresses

of

his

OLlIS

(up to 6). Then, running CONSOL

on

the system console will allow the user

to

make any

of

the other

terminals the effective system console. Changes are made only to the

resident monitor,

not

the disk image.

Restrictions: Only tested for

DL-lls

Media Price Code: G5

Nicolet 1090 Digital Oscilloscope Handler

and

11-319

Interface to PDP-11

Author: William C. Nowlin, Jr.

Applied Research Laboratories,

The

University of Texas

at

Austin, Austin,

TX

Operating System:

RT-II

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Special Hardware Required: Drill-C, Nicolet 1090

Abstract:

lIDs

program uses a

DRll-C

along with a small user

interface (described

in

the write-up)

to

read

data

from a Nicolet 1090

sampling digital oscilloscope.

The

program was written to

be

called using

RT-ll

FORTRAN;

however, pains were taken

to

include sufficient

documentation

to

allow

any

modifications necessary to implement the

program

in

other ways. Using this program will allow the

PDP-II

user to

use the Nicolet 1090 as a high speed

AID

converter

and

data

buffer in a

measurement system.

Media Price Code: D2, G5

FISH:

Post

and

Inter

Spike Interval Analysis 11-320

Author: Klaus Liebold

Salk Institute, P.O. Box 1809, San Diego,

CA

Operating System:

RT-II

V02C

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Memory Required:

4K

Other Software Required: Laboratory Applications

V03

Special Hardware Required: Laboratory Peripheral System,

VT-55

Abstract:

FISH.MAC

generates two programs which collect, display

and

store intervals between single neuronal action potentials in real time.

ISH

counts

and

orders absolute intervals between spikes, while PISH

collects

and

sums spike intervals after synchronizing pulses. Histograms

are constructed

and

displayed

on

a VT-55 graphics terminal.

Data

acquisition rate is I

KHZ,

using double precision arithmetic.

Media Price Code: A2, K27

Format:

RT-II

Basic Image Processing System for CAT

Scans

11-321

Author: M. W. Vannier

and

M. Oliff

University of Kentucky Medical Center, Department

of

Ra-

diology, Lexington,

KY

Operating System:

RT-II

Source Language:

FORTRAN/RT-II

Memory Required: 16K

Special Hardware Required: Disk recommended, Magtape unit

44

Abstract: A complete Image Processing Software System written

in

FORTRAN/RT-ll

for processing

CAT

scan images

is

available.

The

system contains programs for decoding magtapes in

any

arbitrary format

and

transferring selected contents

to

disk. Subsequent line-by-line proces-

sing

of

the

CAT

scan images will produce averages, laplacians, gradients,

median smoothing

and

hyperbolic gray level reassignments for

CAT

scan

images. An application

of

the system to images from

an

Ohio Nuclear

Delta Scan is described.

Documentation

on

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MARGOT: A MACRO-Based Generator

of

11-322

Command Language Interpreters

Author: Paul M. Cashman

Massachusetts Computer Assoc., Inc., Wakefield,

MA

Operating System:

RSX-llM

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Memory Required:

400

Words

Other Software Required:

MACRO-II,

Task

Builder

Abstract:

Command

Interpretation, while seldom the

most

important

part

of

an

interactive program, is nonetheless

an

indispensable part.

MARGOT

is a system consisting

of

a set

of

metalanguage operators

which

can

be

used

to describe the syntax

and

semantics

of

command

languages.

The

operators are implemented

as

macros which expand

to

produce operation codes for a

"MARGOT

machine".

The

latter is

implemented as

an

interpreter written in

PDP-II

assembler language.

MARGOT

is designed

to

be

a powerful, problem-oriented, easy-to-learn

language which corresponds naturally

to

BNF

and

allows a command's

syntax

and

semantics to

be

associated easily.

MARGOT

includes facili-

ties for definition

of

syntactic

and

semantic constructs, iteration,

and

specification

of

input

and

syntactic choice.

The

assembly-time

and

run-

time actions of the

MARGOT

system are presented.

MARGOT

is

an

operatoring system independent.

Restrictions: (1)

MARGOT

will

not

work for recursively defined

languages. (2) MARGOT-generated interpreters can only

be

called from

~Ae~II

programs.

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Picture Book 11-3n

Author: Bob Friedenthal

Submitted by: Hank Maurer

Digital Equipment Corporation, Marlboro,

MA

Operating System:

RSX-llD

or

M

Source Language:

MACRO

and

FORTRAN

IV

Memory Required:

8K

GT40, Code

1-I/4K,

additional memory

t028K

Special Hardware Required: GT40 connected to

RSX-ll

D/M

system

(RSX-llD,

V4A

or

later)

Abstract:

PICTURE

BOOK is a set

of

programs which

run

interac-

tively between a

RSTS/E

or

RSX-llD

System

and

a

GT40

or

GT42

Graphics Display Terminal.

The

package consists

of

three parts: a down-

line loader; a communication

and

display file handler;

and

a set

of

FORTRAN

(RSX-IID)

graphics subroutines

or

BASIC (RSTS/E) func-

tions.

The

loader runs

on

the host system

and

loads

PDP-II

binary files into

the graphics terminal over the communications line.

The

communications

and

display

file

handler

is a

compact

routine

residing

in

about

1.5K words

of

memory

on

the

graphics terminal.

The

graphics subroutines

run

on

the host

PDP-II

and

are called

by

a

user's application program. Each subroutine generates a string

of

ASCII

characters to the terminal which the handler will interpret.

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PDP-ll

Abstracts 11-324-11-329

MUMPS

Utilities

Revised: 1 June

1977

Author: James

E.

Peebles

University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ

Operating System: MUMPS-II

Source Language: MUMPS

11-324

Abstract: This is a set

of

utility programs: Directory List

(%

DL),

String

of

Part

Number

Search

(%

SR), Program Save

(%

SP), Program

Restore

(%

PR), Program Kill

(%

PK), Program Compare

(%

CM),

Program List

(%

LP), Assign Sequential Disk Processor

(%

AA.

% A)

and

Global Utilization

(%

JJ).

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HIDE: Hidden

Une

Removal/plotting

11-325

Subprogram

Author:

M.

Vannier

and

M. Oliff

University of Kentucky Medical Center, Department of Diag-

nostic Radiology, Lexington, KY

Operating System:

RT

-11

V2C

Source Language:

FORTRAN/RT-II

Memory Required: 16K or more

Other Software Required: Plotter Subroutines

Special Hardware Required: Plotter (Pen or Electrostatic)

Abstract: A 2-dimensional plot of a 3-dimensional surface is generated

using repeated calls to a

FORTRAN

subroutine,

HIDE.FOR.

Hidden

portions

of

each subsequent curve are removed.

The

remainder

of

each

curve is plotted. Axes with tick marks

and

labels may optionally be

generated. This subroutine presently uses a Versatec DI200A electrostat-

ic plotter

or

a

HOUSTON

CoMPLOT

DP-I

pen

plotter. Virtually

any

pen

or

electrostatic plotter may

be

used.

An

example program which generates

a surface plot is provided.

The

HIDE

sub-routine is based

on

William-

son's algorithm.

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Enlarged Character Printing Utility

A uthor: Charles Cormier

Digital Equipment Corporation, Marlboro, MA

Operating System: MUMPS-II

Source Language: MUMPS-II

Memory Required: Less than 3K partition

11-326

Abstract: This program accepts

an

ASCII string from the user

up

to

132

characters in length

and

reproduces each character

up

to

12.5

inches

in height

on

the user assigned device.

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Format: DOS-II

VTPONG:

RSX-llM

Task To Play Pong Using

11-327

VT52orVT55Tenmnal

Author:

J.

L. Frost

Chevron Research Company, Richmond, V A

Operating System:

RSX-llM

Source Language: MACRO-II

Memory Required:

11100

Bytes

Other Software Required: IO.ATA &

TF.RNE

Terminal Driver

Special Hardware Required: VT52 or

VT55

Terminal (9600

BAUD)

Abstract:

If

you

play Pong

on

your TV, you'll like

VTPONG

on

a

terminal screen. You

put

the index

and

middle fingers

of

one

hand

sideways

on

the keyboard to move your paddle up

and

down; your

opponent does the same. Moving

both

fingers

one

adjacent key closer

to

keyboard center

jumps

the paddle four steps instead of one. There are

beeps, too: one for bounce, two for serve,

and

three for miss. Block digit

scoring, right

or

left "wall",

and

selectable paddle size

and

ball speed are

also featured.

Restrictions: Requires RSX-IIM System with "Unsolicited input

CHAR.AST' and "Read with no echo" support.

Documentation

on

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Format: FILES-II

VT, BD, Boo11,

and

lOS

11-328

Author: Carl W. Akerlof

University of Michigan, Randal Lab, Physics Department,

Ann Arbor, MI

Operating System: RSX-IID

Source Language: MACRO-II

Memory Required: VT and BD:

1024

Decimal words,

BooII:

1255

Decimal words, lOS:

1108

Decimal words

Abstract:

IT

This is

an

RSX-llD

device handler explicitly written

for the Tektronix

4010

Graphic Display Terminal.

It

was

coded

to handle

various features

of

the 4010 scope including cursor control for interactive

use.

The

handler correctly interacts with

MCR

so that the 4010

can

be

used as a monitor control device.

VT

is a

RSX-IID

version of

DEeUS

11-130.

BD

This is

an

RSX-llD

device handler for

an

EG&G

BO-Oll

CAMAC

branch driver. This driver was written to enable flexible

and

efficient use of the

EGG

CAMAC branch driver, particularly with regard

to

LAM

initiated

data

transfers.

For

use where a single task must control

the branch driver, a subroutine, BO-Oll, is provided which reduces the

task switching overhead incurred

by

the

RSX-llD

system.

lOS

is a formatting package for access

by

assembly language

routines.

It

performs the conversion of single

and

double precision

integers

and

floating point numbers to

or

from

an

ASCII

data

set.

The

lOS package communicates with the

data

set through the

RSX

file

services routines; thus the formatting is completely device independent.

The

format control statement is identical to the

standard

FORTRAN

conventions; A,

0,

E,

F,

L,

0,

R, X,

and

H format descriptors

can

be

concatenated within the usual

FORTRAN

parenthetical constractions.

(FP-ll

floating point procession required for

0,

E,

F,

L format conver-

sions.) lOS is

an

RSX-IID

version

of

DECUS

11-109.

THE

DOCUMENTA-

TION

is

in

comments

on

the program source files. Additional documenta-

tion available from the author.

Documentation

on

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Format: DOS-II

ACCWG:

Task Accounting Package For

11-329

RSX-IIMV3.0

Author: Greg Bassett

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, MA

Operating System:

RSX-llM

V3.0

Source Language: MACRO-II

Memory Required: MAX-4.7K words Min I.3K TYP I.5K

Abstract: The task accounting package is a set

of

privileged tasks

and

various indirect command files used to provide a system capable

of

compiling statistics

on

any

number

of

tasks. Those statistics consist of the

following:

1)

Total elapsed time

(From

task request to task exit);

2)

Total

CPU

time (Actual

CPU

time used including EXEC overhead for the

task);

3)

Total number of QIO's Issued.

Optionally available is the capability, system-wide, to compile informa-

tion

on

system usage.

That

is, percentage

of

time spent in: Kernel Mode,

Null

task, User tasks.

45

11-330-11-335

PDP-ll

Abstracts

11-329

(Cont.)

A system generation

is

not needed to

provide

support

for

this

package.

Output normally

is

printed on the terminal. However, optionally, the

output can be written to any FCS supported device.

The accounting package will run on any normal (and most modified)

RSX-IIM

V3

systems, mapped

or

unmapped.

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Format: DOS-II

RENUMBERER

Author: Dr. M. Pilot

Submitted by: Ron Ginger

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, MA

Operating System: MUMPS-II

V4

Source Language: MUMPS

11-330

Abstract: The RENUMBERER

is

a general purpose utility meant to

be used in conjunction with the program editor for facilitating the writing

of MUMPS programs.

The Code resides in a global and

is

executed from the variable

space-

using the loaded program as data.

It

is

called much like the Editor: 0

%R

The RENUMBERER makes much use of the new features of version

4.

It

will not run on version

3.

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VT

aSS

Plotting Utility

Revised:

12

December

1977

Submitted by: Ron Ginger

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, MA

Operating System: MUMPS-II V 4

Source Language: MUMPS

11-331

Abstract: The VT55 Plotting Utility

is

a collection of

MUMPS-ll

routines to support the graphic capability of the

VT55

terminal, including

the ability to display two graphs of

512

points each as either curves or

histograms.

In

addition, routines are provided to utilize the VT55's

curson and grid line capability.

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MUMPS-II

Program

Documentor

Revised:

12

December

1977

A uthor: Ron Ginger

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, MA

Operating System: MUMPS-II V 4

Source Language: MUMPS

11-332

Abstract: This is a set of MUMPS-II routines to aid in the creation of

program and GLOBAL documentation. The package includes

an

editor

for input

and

correction of free text entries in a structured format

appropriate to program documentation. There are also output routines to

print

an

index of the documentation and properly formatted output.

The package starts

at

routing

DOD

and

is

very interactive including

self help capabilities

(When

in doubt enter '1' for help). The editor

operation mimics the MUMPS function of WRITE, ERASE and MOD-

IFY.

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46

TECO

V28

for

RSX-IIM

Author:

Andrew

C.

Goldstein/Mark Bramhall

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, MA

Operating System: RSX-IIM

Source Language: MACRO-II

11-333

Abstract: TECO

is

a powerful text editor that runs under most PDP-II

operating systems.

It

is

suitable for editing most any form of text

file,

including programs, manuscripts, correspondence, and the like. TECO is

a character oriented editor,

and

as such is free from many of the

inconveniences associated with many line oriented editors. In addition,

TECO has most of the facilities found in programming languages, such

as arithmetic, loops, conditional execution, GOTO's, etc., allowing the

user to write editing programs that alphabetize lists, reformat tables,

renumber statement labels, and much more.

This new version of TECO includes many new features, such as upper/

lower case support,

CRT

style rubouts, wild card

file

lookups, bounded

searches, and a keypad/scope editor option for the VT-52.

Restrictions: Must be reassembled to run

on

RSX-11M VI,

V2,

or

V3

if

the terminal handler does not have "read pass all".

Note: The TECO-11 User Manual (DECUS 11-350) must be

ordered separately. Write-up included with this program contains

loading instructions only. Complete TECO-II source

files

are not

available from the DECUS Library.

Documentation

on

Media

(Magtape

only.)

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Format: Floppy -

RT-II,

Other -DOS-II

TECO

V28

for

RSX-llD/IAS

Revised:

15

November

1977

Author: Andrew

C.

Goldstein/Mark Bramhall

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, MA

Operating System: lAS or RSX-11D

Source Language: MACRO-II

Memory Required: 10K Words minimum

Abstract: Same as DECUS

11-333.

11-334

Restrictions: Must be reassembled to run on versions of

RSX-IID

prior to

V6.2.

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on

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Other -DOS-II

Reverse Assembler for RT

-11

Author: Dr.

S.

C.

Chou and Mr.

K.

F. Vee

University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Operating System:

RT-ll

Version 2

Source Language: MACRO-II

11-33S

Abstract: This program (RASM.MAC) converts

RT-ll

disk

files

to a

form similar to the output of other reverse assemblers. The output listing

of words can be given in ASCII and in instruction form. The user can

specify several switch options in the standard

RT-ll

command string

format to obtain reverse assembly listing of any block of a particular

file.

Note: Program disassembles runnable image

files

only.

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PDP-ll

Abstracts 11-336-11-341

DATE

Author:

Alan

MacInnes

The

Bedford

Group,

Chelmsford,

MA

Operating System:

RT-II

Source Language:

FORTRAN

IV

11-336

Abstract:

DATE

is

a program that can change the date in the

RT-ll

directory entry for a given

file.

Dates must

be

in a form acceptable to the

monitor

DATE

command.

Example:

.RDATE

FILE: FILE.EXT

DATE: 2-Mar-77

FILE:

Documentation

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Format:

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RT-11 General Purpose Magnetic

Tape

Handler

Revised:

May

1978

Author:

N.

A. Bourgeois, Jr.

Sandia Laboratories, Albuquerque,

NM

Operating System:

RT-II

V2

or

later

Source Language:

FORTRAN

IV

and

MACRO-ll

Special Hardware Required:

TM-II

magnetic tape

11-337

Abstract: Two

FORTRAN

applications are included with this pack-

age which make it possible to read

and

write DOS-II format magtape

under the

RT-ll

Operating System. They are RDOSMT.FOR and

WDOSMT.FOR which read from

and

write to 9 track magnetic tape

respectively. Complete instructions are included as comments within each

of these programs.

The actual magnetic tape handler, EXTMT.MAC,

is

much more

general,

and

is a

FORTRAN

callable handler written in

RT-ll

MACRO.

It

is capable of reading

or

writing tapes in any arbitrary format. As herein

implemented the tape density is 800 bpi (core dump mode for 9-track),

lateral parity

is

even

and

the tape must be mounted on drive

O.

No

interrupts are used.

To

change any of these fixed parameters it

is

necessary to change the command prototype labeled "COMMAND" in

the assignments section as required prior to assembly of the subroutine.

The conditional assembly switch

"CHANGE"

is provided for this

purpose. Complete instructions

on

the FORTRAN calling sequence are

presented in a description section. Also, both a sample FORTRAN

program

and

user assembly instructions are given.

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GRADES:

Grading, Recording, & Analyzing

Diverse Evaluations of Students

Author: C. Michael Levy, Ph.D,

and

Marc

Durnin

Submitted by: C. Michael Levy, Ph.D.

Operating System:

RT-II

Source Language: BASIC

11-338

Abstract:

"GRADES"

is

a system of

16

programs whose overall

functions are to score objective examinations; perform detailed item

analyses; determine means, SD's

and

frequency distributions of tests;

permit the instructor to modify test scores

or

to enter grades for essay

exams, oral

or

written presentations

and

other endeavors; maintain a

"gradebook"

and

provide a display of scores for each exam for posting;

and

allow the instructor to differentially weigh each student's entries plus

establish unique upper

and

lower limits for each measure prior to

calculating the overall course grade for all students.

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MACSP: MACRO-11/SP Structured

11-339

Programming

Macros

Author:

D.

L.

Heron

SAENET

Programming Services, Ingle Farms, South Austral-

ia, Australia

Operating System:

RT-II,

RSX-IID/M,

lAS,

DOS/BATCH

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Abstract:

MACRO-ll/SP

is

a set of

MACRO-ll

macros which pro-

vides a concise, comprehensive set of control structures for assembler

programs. The facilities provided are

IF

...

ELSE

..

FI, LOOP

..

REPEAT,

CASE ... CASEND, PROC

...

END

and

CALL.

The facilities are specified so as to be efficiently implemented

by

in-line

code; resulting programs are as good as would

be

coded

by

hand

~thin

the same structural constraints. At the same time the structures are

SImple

to use.

Use

of

MACRO-ll/SP

provides a significant pay-off in increased

programming efficiency, with negligible loss of run-time efficiency.

Documentation

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ADVENTURE

Author: W. Crowther, D. Sutton

Submitted by: Bob Supnik

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Revised by:

Kent

Blackett, Bob Supnik

Operating System:

RT-ll

and

RSX-ll

Source Language:

FORTRAN

IV

and

MACRO-ll

11-340

Abstract: Adventure

is

a magical, unpredictable, and often addicting

computer game that has caught

on

in the United States in near epidemic

proportions.

It

is

a treasure hunt with all the trimmings-mysteries

and

challenges

that grow more

and

more complex as the game unravels. Adventure is

more of a puzzle than a game. Once solved, it's mastered. The mastering,

however, often takes months of drawing maps

and

planning strategy.

Adventure's sweeping popularity lies in its power to enchant. Players

are projected into a world of fantasy, one that blends the heart-pounding

suspense of Treasure Island with the magic of Alice in Wonderland.

This version of ADVENTURE

is

based

on

two previous versions:

1.

A FORTRAN-IO version by Willie Crowther

and

Don Woods.

2.

A FORTRAN IV-PLUS version done

by

Ken Blackett.

Documentation

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RT-II

CALC: A Calculator Program

A uthor: Peter

Baum

Digital Equipment Corporation,

Maynard,

MA

Operating System:

RSX-IIM

V3.0

Source Language:

FORTRAN

IV

Memory Required:

26K

Words

11-341

Abstract: CALC

is

a calculator program especially designed for the

system programmer

and

features the ability to perform calculations in

decimal, hexadecimal,

and

octal. Multiple precision numbers of up to

99

digits can be manipulated. Additional features make the program useful

for a wide variety of calculations.

Expressions are entered for evaluation using a syntax almost identical

to that of FORTRAN

IV.

These expressions may include variables as

well as functions such as SIN

and

DLOG. Variable names are restricted

to a single alphabetic character

and

may be any of 9 different data types.

These data types include INTEGER

(INTEGER

*4), REAL (DOUBLE

PRECISION),

HEXADEQMAL,

OCTAL, MULTIPLE PRECISION

BASE

10,

MULTIPLE PRECISION BASE

8,

MULTIPLE PRECISION

BASE

16,

and ASCII. The latter

data

type is useful when making

ASCII

47

11-342-11-347

PDP-ll

Abstracts

11-341 (Cont.)

code conversions. Entering OCTAL or HEXADECIMAL

constants

is

facilitated by a provision to alter the default base. Files of expressions or

commands can be executed with up to 5 levels of nesting.

Sources are included and it should be relatively easy to convert the

program for compilation under a variety of operating systems and

machines. Except for heavy use of LOGICAL * I, almost all codes comply

with the ANSI Standard. The compiler should, however, be able to

perform INTEGER*4 and REAL*8 calculations. Extensive documenta-

tion and a 26K overlayed and 31K nonoverlayed

task

image for use

under RSX-IIM are provided.

Note:

Printed

User's

Guide

includes flow charts for the

major

routines.

There

exists a machine readable file

of

the User's

Guide

on

the distribution tape.

The

distribution tape does

not

contain

any

flow charts.

Documentation on Media.

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Format:

DOS-II

DECODE

VOIJ

Author: Michael LeVine

Naval

Weapons

Center,

China

Lake,

CA

Operating System:

RT-II

Source Language:

MACRO-II

11-342

Abstract: DECODE

is

a program written to run under

RT-ll

operat-

ing system to decode .SA V and .LDA

files

into their equivalent MACRO

code complete with self generated labels, symbol table, cross reference

table, octal, ASCII and RADIX

50

equivalents.

The output can be run through the MACRO assembler and linked to

recreate the original

file.

By

the use of switches the output code can be

made to reflect the instruction set of one machine configuration only

instead of all possible instructions.

Documentation on Media.

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ED

-Scrolling Video

Text

Editor 11-343

Author:

Wayne

Rasband

National

Institute

of

Mental

Health, Bethesda,

MD

Operating System:

RT-II

Source Language:

PASCAL

Memory Required: 20-28K

Special Hardware Required: VT52

or

VT55 terminal

Abstract:

ED

is

an

easy to learn, easy to use scrolling video text editor

for use with a VT52

or

VT55

terminal and the

RT-ll

operating system.

The terminal's screen

is

treated as a "window" through which the user

views

a 24 line section 0 e

e.

Single keystroke commands, whose

effects are immediatel visible,

pr~de

standard text editing functions.

Media Price Cod¢.

D.t~

K27, M55

Format:

RT-Il

BB -Bit Bucket Device

Handler

For

RSX-llD

Author:

David

S.

Kelly

Teledyne Controls, EI Segundo,

CA

Operating System:

RSX-IID,

V6B

or

later

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Memory Required: Less

than

IK

words

Other Software Required:

FORTRAN

IV-PLUS

11-344

Abstract:

BB

is

a device handler task which

is

useful for running

programs when some peripheral hardware

is

unavailable, or when

48

particular program output

is

not desired (the output may be re-directed

or re-assigned

to

device

BB).

The

handler

accepts

all

QIO's

directed

to

it

and can process them in a variety of ways.

The user determines how each QIO function code

is

handled by writing

a dispatch table which

is

task-built into

BB.

The table may be entered

directly using an editor, or a utility program written in FORTRAN IV

PLUS (hence the "other software required" note above) may be used to

build the dispatch table automatically.

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code:

AI,

K27

Format:

FILES-II

Square Root Routine

For

Integers

Author:

Thomas

C.

Lee

Digital

Equipment

Corporation,

Maynard,

MA

Source Language:

MACRO-II

11-345

Abstract: This

PDP-ll

assembly subroutine takes the square root of a

16-bit integer. The result in RO contains both integer and fraction

portion of the root, that

is,

with an implicit demical point between

RO(7)

and RO(6).

This subroutine uses only a total of

26

words memory.

Media Price Code: D I

Format:

RT-II

PASCAL

CompHer for the

PDP-ll

(Swedish

11-346

Version

V04)

Author: Seved Torstendahl

LM

Ericson, Sweden

Submitted by:

John

R. Barr

Hughes Aricraft Co., Los Angeles,

CA

Operating System: RSX-11M, RSX-11D, lAS,

RSTS/E

Source Language:

MACRO-II,

PASCAL

Memory Required:

31

K (RSX),

28K

(RSTS)

Abstract: The Swedish Pascal compiler

is

written in Pascal and runs

on

PDP-ll

computers under the RSX-llM, RSX-llD, lAS,

and

RSTS

operating systems.

It

compiles Pascal source

files

and

generates a source

file

listing (optional) and relocatable binary object

file

(optional) accept-

able to TKB.

It

has

a complete Pascal run-time library encompassing the

full standard Pascal (Jensen and Wirth) run-time library and some

additional routines specific to the RSX operating system environments.

It

is

possible to access MACRO and FORTRAN routines as external

procedures. The compiler

was

originally implemented by Seved Torsten-

dahl and modified by the PASCAL SIG. The compiler itself must be

cross-compiled on a DEC-IO/20 system. However, user programs can be

compiled on

PDP-ll

systems with a partition of

at

least 32K (28K on

RSTS).

This

compiler represents the current offering of the PASCAL SIG

until it can be replaced

by

a more efficient compiler currently under

development.

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code:

A2,

M55

Format:

ooS-l1

Simulation

Of

Electron Paramagnetic Resonance

Powder Spectra

Author:

David

J. Lowe

University of Sussex, E. Sussex, U.K.

Operating System:

CAPS-II

Source Language:

PAL-II

11-347

Abstract: This module provides a user defined function for use with

BASIC-II for simulation of spin effective = 1/2 electron paramagnetic

PDP-II

Abstracts 11-348--11-353

11-347

(Cont.)

resonance powder spectra. Input parameters are 3 principal g-values,

details of 3 sets of anisotropic hyperfine interactions, anisotropic line-

widths, microwave frequency and the magnetic

field

range.

It

runs

5-7

times faster than the equivalent BASIC program. Input to and output

from the module are via arrays specified in the CALL statement.

Media Price Code:

AI,

L33

Format: CAPS-II

BNR Utilides 11-348

Author:

M.

Blake-Knox,

A.

Leung, D. Ross

Submitted by:

M.

Blake-Knox

Bell-Northern Research, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Operating System: RSX-IIM

V2,

RSX-IID

V6,

or lAS

Vl.I

Source Language: MACRO-II/FORTRAN

Abstract: This

is

a set of utilites used at

Bell

Northern Research on the

various RSX-II operating systems. The Utilities

will:

-produce a formatted dump of a

file

or device (including

file

header)

produce a summary report of disk usage

report the distribution of

free

blocks on a disk

-format error messages

-remove bad

file

headers from a FILES-II volume

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code: A3,

M55

Format: DOS-II

TCU-lOO

Clock Daemon For Digital Pathways

UNIBUS Oock/Timer

Author: James

M.

Reardon

Lunday Thagard Oil Company, Irvine, CA

Operating System:

IAS/RSX-llM

Source Language: MACRO-II

11-349

Abstract:

TCU-lOO

is

a daemon task which

is

to be installed via VMR

to run ten clock ticks after the system

is

booted.

It

copies the current date

and time from the unibus registers of the Digital Pathways

TCU-lOO

clock module into the executive.

If

the powerfail and mark time directives are present in the system,

both are executed to have the task awakened after powerfail or periodi-

cally to keep the system clock and the

TCU-lOO

in agreement.

If

both

directiveness are not present, the task simply exists.

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code: A2,

M55

Format: DOS-II

TECO-ll

Manual 11-350

Abstract: This

is

a

92

page manual with complete instructions for

using TECO-II version

28.

It

includes a detailed explanation of all the

TECO commands and editing functions and the

use

of control charac-

ters; separate appendices for RT-11, RSTS/E, and RSX-11; explanation

of error messages; and a four page summary/index of all TECO

command characters and functions.

This manual

is

recommended for

use

with DECUS

11-288,

11-333,

11-334,

and RSTS11-105.

Media Price Code:

E8

GATREC, GATDPY

11-351

Author: Jau-Lin Ding

College of Podiatric Medicine, Philadelphia, P A

Operating System:

RT-ll

Source Language: BASIC LPS

Special Hardware Required: Laboratory Peripheral System, For-

ceplates, and Charge Amps. 2

RK05s

recommended

Abstract: GATREC

is

a package of programs which includes seven

(7)

subprograms to record the forces of humain gait, and individual data of

new

or old patients. Three

(3)

dimensional forces, torque along Z

axis

and

center of force of the gait of right foot plus Z and Y directional forces of

the left foot are recorded Forces are normalized by (weight of the

subject) and the torque

is

by (weight of subject * 1ft.) Z force

is

set at

50

lbs/unit, Y and X forces are set at 5 lbs/unit. I.D., No. of the patient

is

automatically incremented, and the data of the visit are also recorded.

GATDPY

is

a program package to allow user to display the data of

human gait which were recorded by GATREC package. Eleven

(11)

subprograms can display curves on screen of VT-I4 by separated or

combined forces of both feet, and the display can be jumped to any curve

by your command. File can be found by patient's name or the I.D.

number.

It

also

is

able to show you the history of visit. Those curves are

displayed with scales and also can superimpose another curve

for

the

purpose of comparison.

Media Price Code: D3

DRll-A/C

wadable Driver with Build Package

Author: Roy J. Fehlandt

NASA Kennedy Space Center, FL

Operating System:

RSX-llM

V3

Source Language: MACRO-II, FORTRAN IV

Memory Required: 32508 Bytes

11-352

Abstract: The

DRII-A/C

Loadable Driver will allow a user to access

up to sixteen

(16)

DRII-A

or

DRII-C

general device interfaces using

standard QIO procedures under an RSX-IIM Version 3 mapped system.

The driver supports read, write, attach, detach, and interrupt requests.

Interrupts are realized by the setting of event

flags

in the task, thereby

eliminating the need for the user to handle the interrupt himself.

A build package, consisting of all sources for the driver, plus a

command build

file,

and a set of sources for FORTRAN

IV

callable

routines to control the driver, as

well

as

full documentation, are included

in this release version.

Restrictions: Loadable Driver Support with associated Exec Rou-

tines required.

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code: H32,

M55

Format: DOS-II

OS/8

To FILES-II Source Program Converter

Author: Stephen

S.

Bates

Submitted by: Richard

N.

Stillwell

Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX

Operating System:

RSX-llD

Source Language: FLECS/FORTRAN

Special Hardware Required: DECtape

11-353

Abstract: OS2RSX uses DX, the PDP-8-format DECtape handler for

RSX-11D/IAS (DECUS No.

11-355)

to locate and read an ASCII

file

from PDP-8 OS/8 DECtape and list, punch, or store it in FILES-II

format.

The

user

supplies

the

input

file

name

and

the

output

device

and

file

name. The FLECS source (OS2RSX.FLX), a FLECS listing

49

11-354-11-360

PDP-ll

Abstracts

11·353

(Cont.)

(OS2RSX.FLL) and the FORTRAN source (OS2RSX.FTN) are provid-

ed. The FLECS listing serves as documentation for installations without

a FLECS preprocessor.

Note:

DECUS No; 11-354

and

11-355

are included with this

program.

Media

Price

Code:

D2, H32, K27

Format:

DOS-II

PDP

8 Cross-Assembler for RSX-11D

Author: Stephen

S.

Bates

and

Richard

N.

Stillwell

Baylor College of Medicine, Houston,

TX

Source

LAnguage:

FORTRAN,

MACRO-ll

Special

Hardware

Required: Paper tape punch

11-354

Abstract: PL8RSX

is

a PDP-8 cross-assembler based on

PAL8,11

(DECUS No.

11-201),

modified

to'run

under .RSX-11D. Input to the

assembler

is

from a PAL8 source

file

on disk. Binary output

is

to the

paper tape punch (device PP:) and the listing goes to the line printer

(LP:). The assembler (PAL8,11) has been modified (a) to run as a

subroutine called by a FORTRAN main program, (b) to call FORTRAN

subroutines to do I/O, (c) to generate literals and off-page indirect

references, and (d) to handle TEXT and TEXTZ pseudo-ops.

Media

Price

Code:

(Order DECUS No. 11-353)

DX:

PDP-8

Format DECtape Handler

A

uthor:

Stephen

S.

Bates

and

Richard N. Stillwell

Baylor College of Medicine, Houston,

TX

Operating

System:

RSX-llD

Source

LAnguage:

MACRO-II

11-355

Abstract: DX

is

a read-only RSX-IID device driver for PDP-8-format

DECtapes to facilitate transfer of programs and data from a PDP-8 to a

PDP-II. Up to 4 blocks

(516

PDP-8 words; can be changed by

conditional assembly) can be read by one request. Data are returned one

12-bit PDP-8 word in one 16-bit PDP-II word, right justified. The driver

has been used on a PDP-I 1/45 under RSX-IID

V6.B.

Some

modification

would be required to use it on a PDP-l 1/70 or under lAS.

Restrictions: Read only handler. Required modification for lAS

or PDP-I 1/70.

Media

Price

Code:

(Order DECUS No. 11-353)

FORODT:

FORTRAN Debug Routine for RT-11

Author: Duncan N. Tanner

Sandia Laboratories, Albuquerque,

NM

Operating

System:

RT-II

Source

LAnguage:

MACRO-II

11-356

Abstract: FORODT

is

an extension of ODT allowing runtime debug-

ging of RT-II FORTRAN programs. Eight FORTRAN breakpoints may

be set and cleared at runtime. Data can be displayed and modified in

octal, decimal integer, single and double precision floating point. A

"GOTO" command

is

provided to alter the order of execution.

All

features of ODT are included so assembly language subroutines can also

be debugged.

Media

Price

Code:

A2, H32, K27

Format:

RT-II

50

MfPS

and

MFPS

Emulator

Author: Thomas C. Lee

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Operating

System: RSX-11M

V3

or later

Source

LAnguage:

Microprogramming

Other Software Required: Microprogramming Tools

Special

Hardware

Required:

PDP-I 1/60

and

U.C.S.

11-357

Abstract: This microprogram, after properly loaded to

PDP-ll/60

U.C.S.,

will

allow users to use MTPS and MFPS instructions which are

only available on PDP-II/03, 11/35, and 11/40. The program must be

assembled and loaded through the

use

of microprogramming tools

(KU116 -AE, -AT, or -

AZ)

under RSX-IIM operating system.

Media

Price

Code:

A2,

H32

Format:

DOS-II

LINK -FORTRAN Callable Task Unking 11-358

Author: David R. Dickey

Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester,

NY

Operating

System: RSX-11D V6.2

Source

LAnguage:

MACRO-II

Memory

Required:

INSRUN

=

608

words,

LINK

=

139

words

Abstract: "CALL LINK" allows a program

(x)

to start up another

program

(y).

It

is

not necessary for program

''y''

to be installed.

"INSRUN" performs a "INS

Y/RUN=REM"

on behalf of the calling

program

(x).

LINK builds and sends a matrix to "INSRUN". "INSRUN"

is

an

installed task and must be privileged. .

Restrictions: "INSRUN" must be installed. Restrictions noted in

Write-up.

Media

Price

Code:

A2,

M55

Format:

FILES-II

SORT

-Utility

ASCn

Sort

Author: Keith R. Craft, Jr.

Teledyne Controls,

E1

Segundo, CA

Operating

System: RSX-II

Source

Language:

FORTRAN

IV PLUS

Memory

Required:

14K

11-359

Abstract: The Utility ASCII Sort

is

a multi-user task running under

RSX-II that

is

controlled from a terminal, a batch stream,

an

indirect

command

file,

or an appropriate combination.

I/O

and command

files

must reside on the system disk. Flexible record length and sort

field

specification. Sample sort time:

4000

240

byte records

(55

byte

keys)

in

approximately

18

minutes (PDP-I 1/70, RP04).

Restrictions: Input

file

limited to 40,000 records. Sort keys limited

to 80 bytes. Maximum record length arbitrarily set

at

320

bytes (can be modified).

Media

Price

Code:

D2, K27

Format:

FILES-II

RSX-11

TECO

with Buffered Typeout and

Vf52

Window Support, plm

TECO

DOCTOR

Game

Submitted

by:

G. Everhart

Maple Shade,

NJ

Operating

System:

RSX-llD

or

RSX-llM

Source

LAnguage:

MACRO-II

11-360

Abstract: Fast Scope-Using TECO for VT52,

RSX:

A version of

TECO

is

provided which will allow

use

of TECO with a

VT52

terminal

PDP-ll

Abstracts 11-361-11-362

11-360 (Cont.)

as a scope editor displaying a "window" around your position in the text.

A macro to allow TECO to do this, and a document

file

describing

resulting special features of scope operation.

Note: Scope MACRO for TECO requires the version of TECO

submitted. Must be changed slightly for non-VT52 terminals.

DOCTOR (The Computerized Analyst): The program DOCTOR

is

a

version of the old ELIZA program written to run in TECO.

It

is

less

powerful than the original LISP program, but requires only a version of

TECO to run.

It

causes the computer to respond to your statements

as

would

(1)

a psychoanalyst, and attempts to carry out a conversation with

the user.

Note:

DOCTOR

Game

runs with any version of TECO.

Write-up on media.

Media Price Code: A2, M55

Format:

DOS-II

Fast Spectrogram Generation/Display for

PDP-11/VT-11 or VS-60

Author: L. Robert Morris/M. Pearlman

Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario,

Canada

Operating System:

RT-II

Source Language:

FORTRAN

IV/MACRO-II

Memory Required: 20K

11-361

Abstract: This software package samples audio bandwidth signals

(0-4

kHz) and produces either a wide or narrow band spectrogram on a

VT-ll/VS-60 graphics processor. Other hardware requirements are a 20K

PDP-11 with EIS (11/34,

40,

45,

55,

60,

70)

and any analog-to-Digital

converter. Processing time for a

1.2

seconds for an 11/55. The spectro-

gram

is

then immediately viewable in subdued lighting or may be

photographed in a darkened room using a time exposure. Superimposed

short vectors are used to

give

a

16

level

grey scale.

This package

is

particularly useful in speech processing, especially for

testing new analysis/synthesis algorithms.

Media Price Code: A2, K27

Format:

RT-II

MUMPS-II

Library Tape

Revised: December

1977

Submitted by:

Ron

Ginger

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, MA

Operating System: MUMPS-II

11-362

Abstract: This tape includes the following MUMPS-II DECUS pro-

grams:

11-324,

11-326,

11-330, 11-331,

and

11-332.

Media Price Code: M55

Format:

MUMPS-II

Compatible

51

Section 2.2

RSTS-ll

ABSTRACTS

EDITOR.BAS (and EDITIN), Version 6A

Revised:

31

July

1973

Author: Walter E. Brown

and

Mark

Williamson

Lawrence University, Appleton, WI

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

RSTS-ll-l

Abstract: EDITOR can be used for resequencing, deleting, extracting,

listing (in paged format) and performing other useful editing chores on

BASIC-PLUS programs.

It

was written for use in conversational mode

via 64-character ASCII terminals.

Media Price Code: A2, G20

UTILITIES, EDITORS, AND HANGMAN

GAME

Author: Clark Baker

RSTS-1l-2

Project DELTA, University of Delaware, Newark,

DE

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Memory Required:

4K

Abstract: EDIT8 will edit BASIC-PLUS programs.

It

is

a character

editor which will locate a character, delete characters, change characters,

etc.

It

works only on

files

with line numbers.

EDIT will edit text

files

(BASIC-PLUS programs) and do two things:

1)

locate any given string, and 2) replace one string with another.

PIP

is

like DEC's PIP but has different options. Some of these include

/M-MACRO

and

/X-transfer.

FANNY will punch nice fanfold paper tapes on a low speed tape

punch.

It

will punch the name of the program in readable punch

at

the

start of the tape.

HANG

will

playa

game of hangman on a

VT06.

Media Price Code: D2, H32

TEXT

EDITOR

FOR

RSTS

A uthor: William H. Blake

Purdue University, West Lafayette,

IN

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Memory Required:

8K

Other Software Required:

RECORD

1-0 Option

RSTS-11-3

Abstract: Provides text editing for RSTS. Commands are LIST, IN-

SERT, DELETE, SEARCH, REPLACE, CHANGE, and END. Alter-

nate

files

may be specified for LIST, SEARCH, INSERT and CHANGE.

Variable length lines are allowed up to a maximum of

256

characters. The

editor has a maximum capacity of 246,000 characters.

Media Price Code: D2, G8

CREATE and CREATI RSTS-11-5

A uthor: Clark Baker

Project DELTA, University of Delaware, Newark,

DE

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Memory Required:

4K

Abstract: CREATE makes a virtual matrix called $PUNCH.MAT

~hich

contains enough information to produce the

96

printing characters

m 5 x 7 block letters on punch tape, lineprinter, or teletype. CREATE

only

creates

the

file;

the

user

must

write

the

programs

or

use

FANNY

or

CREATI (See RSTSII-2).

RSTS-ll-l-RSTS-ll-8

Providing readable punched paper tapes, CREA

TI

is

capable of three

possible formats; sentence structured, (capitalized first word and period)

fully capitalized string, or all lowercase alphabet. CREA

TI

will operate

with any legal alpha-numeric and space.

It

will not output control

characters, and requires CREA

TUNS

for instructions, and

PUNCH.MAT (created by CREATE) as the data base.

Media Price Code:

Dl,

G6

RESEQ-Program

Resequencing RSTS-ll-6

Revised: 1 January 1974

Author: Clark Baker

Project DELTA, University of Delaware, Newark,

DE

Operating System: RSTS-E

and

RSTS-V4A

Memory Required:

5K

Abstract: RESEQ will resequence any BASIC + program. The user

has the option of resequencing the whole program or only certain parts

of the program.

Media Price Code:

Dl,

G5

Accounting Package

Author: Staff

Bentley College, Waltham,

MA

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

RSTS-1l-7

Abstract: This package

is

a set of

12

accounting programs designed to

illustrate college accounting texts and perform useful calculations. Out-

put format is formal on major subjects. Texts used include: Intermediate

Accounting by Simons, Cost Accounting by Matz/Curry and Accounting

with the Computer by Wilkenson. Programs included are:

BDAMRT bond amortization

BYFIELD bond yield

BDV AL mathematical valuation of bonds

DEPRE six methods of depreciation

OVHVR overhead standard variances

PRIMEV material and labor variances

PENFUN pension fund analysis

LEASE lease purchase method of leaseholds

CASE I dynamic accounting simulation with (includes stu-

dent interaction 6

files)

MXFIB finds

max.

of user-defined function over an interval

MXTRI similar to MXFIV, trisection method

ROOTS finds roots of user-supplied function over

an

interval

Media Price Code: D6, H32

System Status Display-Hazeltine

2000

RSTS-11-8

Author: R. N. Bialec

and

K. A. Sheridan

Interactive Information Systems, Cincinnati,

OH

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Abstract: Provides continuous monitoring of a RSTS System similar to

Cusp VT5DPY. The program

is

written for the Hazeltine 2000 CRT.

Media Price Code: D2, G8

53

RSTS-11-9--RSTS-11-13

RSTS-ll

Abstracts

Project DELTA Educational Package, Section

A,

RSTS-11-9

Mathematics

Programs

A uthor: Staff

Project

DELTA,

University of Delaware, Newark,

DE

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Memory Required:

8K

Abstract: Programs included are:

CROUT

1 solves simultaneous linear equations

by

Crout

algo-

SIMEQN

CDETER

CALC2

FACTOR

EUCLID

DERIV

SQRS

SPHERE

LRGNUM

FNCTS

SQUARZ

CURFIT

INTGRT

ROMINT

ROOTER

BESSEL

GFFT

PLOT

DEQFO

DQEOF2

LINFIT

rithm

solves simultaneous linear equations

computes value

of

complex determinant

extended precision calculator

finds prime factors

of

positive integers

computes largest common factor

of

two integers

derivative

of

a function

at

a point

express

an

integer as the sum of four squares

solves spherical triangles

large

number

of

addition

and

multiplication

computes trig functions for complex arguments

computes square root

of

a complex number

performs least squares

fit

computes numeric integral

of

a function

integrates a function by Romberg method

find roots

of

polynomials

calculates Bessel functions

fast Fourier transform

plots a function

on

user terminal

solves first order differential equation

solves second order differential equation

best linear curve fit calculations

Note:

DECtape

includes RSTS-il-IO.

Media Price Code: D6, H32

Project DELTA Educational Package, Section

B,

RSTS-II-IO

Statistics

Programs

Author: Staff

Project

DELTA,

University of Delaware, Newark,

DE

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Memory Required:

8K

Abstract: Programs included are:

LNREG

1 Simple linear regression calculations

LNREG2

simple linear regression calculations

BINOPO

probability distribution comparisons

REGCOR

regression

and

correlation analysis

CHISQ

computes probability

of

chi-square values

CHISQS chi-square statistics for m X n contingency tables

GEOMEN

statistics

of

geometric distribution

PHICOE

phi-coefficient calculations

CORMAT

correlation matrix for n series

of

data

ANY

ARl

analysis

of

variance for a randomized one-way

design

ANY

AR2

analysis

of

variance (Latin square design)

HISTOO

produces histogram

on

user terminal

RANDEV

generates

random

deviates

STAT

1 produces statistics

on

two groups of unpaired

data

STA

T2

Mann-Whitney two sample

rank

test

STA

T3 Spearman

rank

correlation coefficients

Note:

DECtape

includes RSTS-11-9.

Media Price Code: D3, H32

Project DELTA Educational Package, Section

C,

RSTS-ll-ll

Business Programs

A uthor: Staff

Project

DELTA,

University of Delaware, Newark,

DE

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Memory Required:

8K

54

Abstract: Programs included are:

DECSN

management decision simulation for 10

to

60 partic-

MANAGE

DYNPRO

DEPCOM

ANNUIT

EQUITY

INSTMT

LENDER

TRUINT

LESSEE

SALES

MKBUY

MORGAG

GNPSUM

EXDRSK

STKRTN

STKSMO

STKVAL

STKINC

BNDPRC

BNDYLD

BNKRSV

CAPINY

EXSMoo

BALSHT

INACNT

INOUT

BUDGET

ipants

Management decision simulation for 3 teams

dynamic programming model, business simulation

four methods to calculate depreciation

annuity analysis

computes cost of equity capital

produces income statement

simple loan analysis

true annual interest rate

lease analysis compares lease with purchase

prints sales commission report

make vs.

buy

analysis

mortgage analysis

gross national product summary

extended risk analysis

stock return report

exponential smoothing stock guide

stock value report

stock merger incentive

bond

price analysis

bond

yield analysis

bank

reserve calculations

capital investment analysis

exponential smoothing

on

price

data

balance sheet

and

income statement

national income

and

product

accounts

analysis of inter-industry

product

flow

department manager's budgeting

program

Note: DECtape includes RSTS-11-12.

Media Price Code: E14, H32

Project DELTA Educational Package, Section

D,

RSTS-11-12

Electronics and Production Oriented

Programs

Author: Staff

Project DELTA, University

of

Delaware, Newark,

DE

Operating System: RSTS V 4A-12

Memory Required:

8K

Abstract: Programs included are:

ANALAD

ladder network analysis

ACNODE

AC

circuit analysis

LPFLTR

design

of

low pass filters

MICRO

microwave parameter conversion

MIXSPR

spurious response identification

HTXFT

heat

transfer

in

a thin plate

BEMDES steel beam selection

DEBYE computes Debye

or

Einstein functions

ASGNMT

assignment problem

LINPRO

linear programming model

LNTRND

linear trend forecasting

LQV

AL

V computes liquid control valve coefficients

TMFCEV

time function evaluator

Note:

DECtape

includes

RSTS-ll-li.

Media Price Code: D6, H32

Games, Puzzles and

Recreation-l

RSTS-11-13

Author: David H. Ahl

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

or

RSTS/E

V05-21

Abstract: GAMES, PUZZLES,

and

RECREATION-l

is a

DECtape

containing

55

of

the most popular

RSTS-ll

and

RSTS/E

recreational

programs.

Many

of

the programs have substantial educational value,

RSTS-ll

Abstracts

RSTS-ll-l4-RSTS-ll-ll

RSTS-1l-13 (Cont.)

especially for learning

about

principles of mathematics, probability

and

logic. Programs range from a comprehensive Space

War

simulation to a

nursery stories quiz.

Note: Documentation available from Digital Equipment Corpo-

ration (Order

Number

EB-04873-76.)

Media Price Code: H32

Games, Puzzles

and

Recreation-2 RSTS-1l-14

Author: David H. Ahl

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Operating System: RSTS V 4A-12 or RSTS/E

V05-21

Abstract: GAMES, PUZZLES,

and

RECREATION-2

is

a DECtape

containing 49 popular RSTS-II

and

RSTS/E recreational programs. A

number

of

the programs are unique

in

concept

and

have real educational

value as well as being interesting

and

good fun.

Some of the programs take advantage of the advanced features of

BASIC-PLUS

and

are quite elegant

in

structure as well as being

challenging

and

entertaining to run. Programs range from the games of

Yahtzee

and

Monopoly to a smog simulation to a pizza delivery game.

Note: Documentation available from Digital Equipment Corpo-

ration (Order

Number

EB-04873-76.)

Media Price Code: H32

LSFORM-LSll

Centronix Line-Printer Driver RSTS-ll-IS

forRSTS

V4A

A uthor:

Mark

Bramhall

and

Tim

Hart

Submitted by: Paul Goyette

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Source Language:

MACRO-II

Special Hardware Required: Centronix Line

Printer-Model

101

Abstract: This program, when incorporated as part of the resource

sharing, time-sharing System (RSTS) monitor, makes available to the user

the special features of the Centronix Line Printer (DEC designation:

LSll)

Media Price Code: D2, F5, G8, H32

TALK-Inter

Terminal Communications Program RSTS-11-16

Author: Gregory Crim

Wabash College Computer Center, Crawfordsville,

IN

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Memory Required:

7K

Special Hardware Required:

TTY

s

Abstract:

TALK

is

a program which allows rapid

and

direct commu-

nication between terminals.

It

is

meant to

be

used by anyone

on

the

system, although its functions are more powerful

if

the user

is

running

under a privileged account. Its purpose is to extend the use of the

broadcast option,

in

limited fashion, to all users; it contains special

routines which check

on

the state of the terminal to receive,

and

will

prevent a non-privileged user from sending to a "busy" terminal.

Should

be

saved under the system library,

and

protected to

168.

Media Price Code: D2, G8

TEXTEn

RSTS-11-17

Author: Andrew W. Riebs

Submitted by: Michael A. Hall

Lawrence University, Appleton, WI

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Memory

Required:

8K

Special Hardware Required: Any USASCII 64-character device

Abstract: TEXTED is a general purpose on-line text editor capable of

making any desired changes in

an

ASCII file saved

on

disk.

Media Price Code: D2,

Gl6

GERMAN -Adjective Ending

Game

and Data RSTS-11-18

FUe

Editor

Author: Mark Linton

Project DELTA, University of Delaware, Newark,

DE

Operating System: RSTS V4A

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

4K

Abstract:

GERMAN

is a test

on

German adjective endings

in

certain

sentences. The user tells the number of sentences he wants. Then for each

sentence,

an

adjective ending is left

out

of the sentence which the user

must replace with correct ending.

If

he

is

correct he will proceed to the

next question;

if

not

he will

be

told the correct answer

and

why it is

correct. There are sixty-eight possible sentences to

be

asked. These are

in

a

data

file

and

GERMAN

gets random ones for the user.

GEDIT

is

a special program for the game,

GERMAN,

which can

change

or

create the

data

file

used,

GERMAN

.DA

T. The data

file

used

is

a virtual array, while the raw

data

file

is not.

GEDIT

was written to

convert the raw data (included

in

this

package) into the virtual array.

Also, in the case that there

is

a mistake of spelling

or

grammar

or

new

sentences to be entered,

this

program can perform the necessary changes.

Restrictions:

Data

file

must exist (GERMAN.DAT).

Media Price Code: D2, GIO

FAST; ECONMY, ECON2; ONIONS RSTS-1l-19

Author: Staff

Project DELTA, University of Delaware, Newark,

DE

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Memory Required: FAST

-4K;

ECONMY

-7K,

ECON2--6K;

ONIONS-5K

Abstract: FAST teaches the skill of typing

in

a competitive manner.

ECONMY, ECON2 use a model of the U.S. economy to allow the user

to control the economy by his decision of government financing.

ONIONS illustrates the cobweb model for supply

and

demand in the

environment of the American onions market.

Media Price Code: D2, G14

TREK-Star

Trek Game RSTS-1l-20

Rellised: 24 October

1974

Author: Aron K. Insinga

Project DELTA, University of Delaware, Newark,

DE

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Memory Required: 8K

Abstract: This

is

a game based

on

the "Star Trek" television show. The

user

is

placed

in

command of the starship Enterprise

and

attempts to

destroy the Klingon invasion force.

A new game

is

generated with each run.

Media Price Code: D2, G8

ROBOT and FIX RSTS-1l-21

Author: Mark Linton

Project DELTA, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Memory Required:

4K

Abstract: ROBOT

is

a game simulating finite state automata by

enabling the user to control

and

change the robot's personality

and

mood

5S

RSTS-11-22-RSTS-11-29

RSTS:-JJ Abstrocts

RSTS-1l-21 (Cont.)

by input of different treatments

or

input of

an

expected reaction

and

mood.

FIX

can change

or

create the

data

file used

by

ROBOT.

Media Price Code: D2, G5

TUTR -BASIC Tutoring Programs RSTS-1l-22

Submitted by:

Mary

L. Cole

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Operating System:

RSTSjE

Memory Required:

About

6K

Abstract: This package

of

programs will

tutor

the user in the elements

of

the BASIC language

and

RSTS-ll

commands.

The

programs are self-

documenting.

To

use them

load

all programs from the DECtape

onto

the

system disk

and

run

TUTROI.

From

that

point

on, the programs will tell

the user what

to

do

and

which programs

to

run

next.

Note: Programs are self-documenting. TUTROI through

TUTR

17

are included.

Media Price Code: H32

NAMES and CEMGEN, Computerized Question RSTS-ll-23

Generation

Author: M. L. Cole

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Memory Required:

8K

Abstract: This package consists

of

two programs:

NAMES

and

CEM-

GEN.

The

programs are designed to serve as

an

example

of

the type

of

operation particularly well-suited to a computer.

CEMGEN

produces ten questions dealing with the weight

and

number

of atoms in samples

of

elements

and

exercises

in

balancing equations.

The

questions themselves

can

easily

be

replaced with other questions

from

any

subject area dealing with mostly numeric answers.

CEMGEN

takes a

standard

format question, generates

random

numbers for the

given numeric values, thereby customizing each test, quiz,

or

homework

assignment.

CEMGEN

then proceeds

to

output

the test

and

an

answer

key.

If

the

NAMES

program is used

to

create a file

of

student names,

CEMGEN

will produce a different test for each student in the

name

file

(with a form feed between tests).

It

will also produce a keyed answer

sheet with answers to each question noted for each student.

The

answer

sheet is produced student-by-student.

If

NAMES

is

not

used,

CEMGEN

will produce

one

test

and

answer sheet, then ask

if

another is

to

be

created.

Media Price Code: D2,

G8

BPDEMO-Additional BASIC-PLUS Demos for RSTS-ll-24

the

PDP-ll

A uthor: Patrick M. Donini

Goodyear

Atomic Corporation, Piketon,

OH

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Memory Required:

45

blocks of

DECtape

or

RKII

storage

Special Hardware Required:

LP-ll

(optional), TTY, High Speed

Punch (optional)

Abstract: A group

of

five BASIC-PLUS programs which

can

be

used

for demonstration

or

entertainment.

Four

of

the programs allow the user direct participation in the run.

Included are:

BUNNY,

YOUR

PICTURE

AS SEEN BY

THE

COMPUTER,

BLACK

JACK

'73 "

CHUCK-A-LUCK,

CHINESE

REMAINDER

THEORM.

Some knowledge

of

the games is helpful

but

not

necessary. All

programs have some explanations

and

directions built into them.

Media Price Code:

Gl6

56

BRAVO

Author: Jeffrey Robbins

Northfield Mt. Hermon, Northfield,

MA

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

RSTS-U-25

Abstract:

BRA

YO is a language program which will quiz

the

user

about

vocabulary usage

in

a specified language, tell whether the selected

answer is right

or

wrong and,

if

wrong, give the correct answer. This

version is for the Spanish language

but

instructions

are

given for

conversion to other languages.

Media Price Code:

D2

ROTATE, POLY, PLOTIO, XVPLOT RSTS-ll-26

Author: Students

Northfield Mt. Hermon School, Northfield,

MA

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Abstract:

ROTATE-eliminates

the

'xy'

term

from the general quad-

radic equation Ax2 + Bxy + Cy2 +

Dx

+

Ey

+ F = 0

by

counter-

clockwise rotation

of

the coordinate axes

by

angle theta.

POLY

-deals

with polynomials.

It

contains routines for defining a

polynomial, inverting, integral, derivative, evaluation

and

fitting

an

equation

to

a set

of

points.

PLOTIO-will

plot

up

to

10 functions

XYPLOT

-will

plot a function with the Y

axis

horizontally

and

the X

axis vertically.

Media Price Code: D2, GIO

GENES RSTS-1l-27

Author: Jeffrey Robbins

Northfield Mt.

Herman

School, Northfield,

MA

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Abstract:

GENES

is a biology program designed to

do

simple genetic

calculations using the Punnet square method. Given the total population

and

the number

of

homozygous recessives contained,

GENES

finds the

dominants

and

the other parts for the Punnet squares.

Media Price Code:

DI

Une

Editor for RSTS-BASIC (MODIFY)

Author:

John

R. Kelsoe

V.

A. Hospital, Birmingham,

AL

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

RSTS-ll-28

Abstract:

MODIFY

will

change specific

parts

of .BAS files

or

string

files given a search string

and

a string

to

replace

that

search string. String

modifications

can

be

done

in all

of

a source program

or

only

in

specific

line numbers.

Media Price Code: D2, G5

EDIT RSTS-ll-29

Author:

Ir

A. Hemelaar

Prins Mauritslaboratories TNO, Rijswijk,

The

Netherlands

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Memory Required:

6K

Abstract:

EDIT

is a general purpose text editing program.

It

can

be

used to prepare

and

modify text

or

program files.

The

command

structure

of

EDIT

is compatible with

that

of

the

DOS-II

Editor.

Much

attention

is

paid

to

the error recovery. Almost any error

can

be

recovered without

loosing the contents

of

the text buffer.

llfedia Price Code: D2,

G8

RSTS-ll

Abstracts

RSTS-11-3~RSTS-11-35

COSAP-Conversationally Oriented Statistical RSTS-ll-30

Analysis Package

A uthor: Mark Williamson

Submitted by: Michael

A.

Hall

Lawrence University, Appleton, WI

Operating System: RSTS V4A-I2

(2

word math package)

Memory Required: 8K

Special Hardware Required:

At

least

1000

blocks of mass storage

(One RK05)

Abstract: COSAP is

an

integrated system of over two dozen programs,

which used most of the features (virtual core, matrix, facilities, etc.) of

BASIC-PLUS.

COSAP will perform twelve different statistical analyses: elementary

statistics, histogram construction, Student's tests, rank correlation, multi-

ple Pearsonian product-moment correlation, simple regression, multiple

regression, polynomial regression, step-wise regression, discriminant anal-

ysis, factor analysis,

and

probit analysis.

COSAP also includes a uniform format for

data

input

and

storage for

all analyses, the ability to save input

data

on

disk for later analyses,

storage for descriptive'DATABANK

and

variable labels, comprehensive

data editing

and

transformation routines,

and

conversational "help"

messages to assist the user who is uncertain of the input requirements for

an

analysis.

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code: E12, H32

INRAN, OUTRAN-Computerized Question RSTS-1l-31

Generation # 2

Author: M. L. Cole

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, MA

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Abstract: This package allows

an

instructor to generate tests with any

number of questions chosen of random from a data base containing a

large number of questions.

For

example, a data base of 50 questions

could be created

and

each test could

be

made to consist of 20 questions

chosen

at

random from among the

50.

Tests

and

answer keys are printed

separately. The programs can be told to create a given number of tests or

(using the NAMES program from RSTSII-23 or PIP) a student name

file

can

be

created

and

the tests

and

answer keys will be printed according to

the student names

in

the

file.

Media Price Code: D2, G8

EDITS RSTS-1l-32

A uthor: Clark Baker

Project DELTA, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware

Operating System: RSTS/E and RSTS V4A

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: 7K

Abstract: EDIT8

is

an

editor written after the edit command

on

Edu-

system 20.

It

will edit

any

BASIC-PLUS program

on

a line-by-line basis.

This program

is

a revised version of the edit program available in

RSTSII-2.

Media Price Code:

Dl,

G8

PAYROLL, Idaho Falls

PayroD

System RSTS-1l-33

Author: John Christensen

Idaho Falls School District, Idaho Falls,

ID

Operating System: RSTS-ll

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: 28K

Special Hardware Required: Card reader, line printer, DECtape,

cartridge disks

Abstract: The payroll package implemented

by

the Idaho Falls School

System

is

part of a fully accrued

and

encumbered system of accounting.

The package handles three types of employee payments: contract pay-

ments, time card payments,

and

payments for employees who earn a

fixed

amount per day.

The entire package includes master personnel

file

maintenance, payroll

and

deduction calculation, check-writing, payroll journal, deduction

registers,

and

automatic entry to the general ledger system.

Restrictions: Users payroll requirements must resemble those of

Idaho Falls implementation

Note: Card layouts, disk

file

layouts, sample output

and

program

descriptions are offered with listing

Media Price Code: A8,

B16,

H64

Wabash

CoDege

Student Information System RSTS-ll-34

Author: James Warden

Wabash College, Crawfordsville,

IN

Submitted by: Alice Peters

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Operating System: RSTS V4A

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: 28K

Special Hardware Required: Card Reader, line printer, DECtape,

disk

Abstract: Wabash College has implemented all their non-financial

data processing

on

their RSTS system in BASIC-PLUS.

The

main

categories of data processing handled

by

the system include student

registration, grade reporting, alumni

and

applicant record-keeping

and

reporting,

and

many types of mailings. Most

file

updating is done directly

by the secretarial staff of the responsible office with a remote terminal.

This affords each office served the opportunity to maintain protection for

those

files

and

reduces staff requirements

at

the Computer Center.

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code:

A2,

E20,

P85

COMSYS-RSTS-ll

Communications System RSTS-11-35

Author: Jeffrey J. Killeen

Assumption College, Worcester,

MA

Operating System: RSTS-ll V4A-12

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Other Software Required: RECORD

I/O

Option

Special Hardware Required: DL-IIB,

DC-II

(EIA RS232C Serial

Line Interface)

Abstract: There are two programs in this system. One handles the

input from the remote system

and

displays it

on

a terminal

on

site. The

other

is

the control program which takes input from the on-site terminal

and

sends it to the remote system. The control program also controls the

input program

and

selects the mode of operation.

There are two modes of operation. One allows the terminal

on

site to

act as a terminal to the remote system. The second mode allows the user

to transfer

files

from the remote system to a file on-site. While the transfer

of a

file

is taking place the data

is

displayed

on

the on-site terminal.

Restrictions: Programs cannot be run under V05-2I RSTS/E

Media Price Code: D2, G8

57

RSTS-11-36-RSTS-11-43

RSTS-JJ

Abstracts

READID.MAC RSTS-ll-36

Author:

Paul

Koning

Submitted by: Michael Hall

Lawrence University, Appleton,

WI

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

or

DOS

VOO4A

Source Language:

PAL-II

Memory Required:

28K

16-bit words

Abstract: This program reads the

ID

of

any

RK05 disk pack.

It

is

useful

if

the physical label

on

the outside of the pack becomes lost

or

unreadable

and

allows

you

to know the

ID

of

a pack

in

order to

mount

it.

Media Price Code: D2, G8

SPRING THING RSTS-1l-37

A uthor:

Clark

M. Baker

Project

DELTA,

University

of

Delaware, Newark,

DE

Operating System:

RSTS/E

or

RSTS-V4A

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

6K

Abstract: This program simulates the action

of

waves

on

a coil spring.

Copies

of

four runs

and

a description

of

program operation are included

with the documentation.

Media Price Code: D2, G5

Analog Computer Simulator RSTS-ll-38

Author: Clark Baker

Project

DELTA,

University

of

Delaware, Newark,

DE

Operating System:

RSTS/E

or

RSTS V4A

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

8K

Abstract: Simulates

an

AMF

665/0

analog computer.

It

has a con-

stant, three adders which also

act

as scales, two integrators

and

a meter.

Media Price Code: D2, G5

YACHT-Yachting

Championship Results RSTS-11-39

Author: Graham

Cock

Weapons Research Establishment, Salisbury, South Australia

Submitted by:

Max

Burnet

Digital

Equipment

Australia

Operating System: RSTS V4-12

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

8K

User

area

Abstract:

Used

for scoring the World O.

K.

Dinghy Yachting Cham-

pionship held

in

Adelaide, Australia

in

1974,

this

program could easily be

adapted

to

any

other yachting event involving a single class

of

boat.

It

is

designed to

be

operated from a terminal connected

by

land line to a

RSTS BASIC-PLUS configuration.

Restrictions:

Needs

disk space for virtual arrays

Media Price Code:

D2

MaDagement Case Studies RSTS-ll-40

Author: Darryl

Johnson

Bentley College, Waltham,

MA

Submitted by:

Mary

L. Cole

Digital

Equipment

Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Operating System:

RSTS-II

and

RSTS/E

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

8K

user

area

58

Abstract: This package is a set

of

12

BASIC-PLUS programs for use

on

a

PDP-II

RSTS

timesharing system. Together the programs illustrate

business management operations.

The

programs are

based

on

examples

from the book:

Computer

Augmented

Cases

In

Operations

and

Logistics

Management

by

William L Berry

and

D.

Qay

Wbyback, published

by

South-Western Publishing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Programs includ-

ed

simulate the operations

of

seven different companies.

Documentation

on

Media.

Media Price Code: D3, H32

lYPIST

RSTS-1l-41

Author: Bentley College

Waltham,

MA

Submitted by:

Mary

L. Cole

Digital Equipment Corporation,

Ma~nard,

MA

Operating System:

RSTS-II

and

RSTSjE

Source lAlnguage: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

8K

user

area

Abstract: This system is composed of a series

of

programs designed

to

emulate the

"TYPIST'

program from

Dartmouth

College.

TYPIST

takes

an

input file

of

ASCII text

and

realigns typed lines where necessary.

Output from TYPIST

can

be

edited

and

used

as input to TYPIST.

Documentation

on

Media.

Media Price Code: A2, H32

MIS-MaDagement Information System RSTS-1l-42

Author:

Oark

Baker

Project

DELTA,

University

of

Delaware, Newark,

DE

Operating System:

RSTS/E

or

RSTS-V

4A

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: 11K (may

be

made

smaller)

Abstract: MIS

will

take a file

of

fixed length records

and

produce

another file

of

fixed length records which is the first with subsets

and/or

sorts.

Media Price Code: D2, G8

Elementary IDstructionai Prognum, Volume I

Revised: 9

January

1975

Author:

Robert

A.

Huntsman

Submitted by:

John

Christensen

Idaho

Falls School District,

Idaho

Falls,

ID

Operating System:

RSTS-ll

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

28K

minimum

RSTS-11-43

Abstract: This series of

18

instructional programs is designed as

supplemental instructional materials for elementary school reading

and

math curricula,

but

additionally

can

be

used

for remedial

or

review work

for older age groups.

The

programs provide drills

on

addition, subtrac-

tion, multiplication

and

division in the

math

department

and

spelling

word games

and

phonics in the reading department.

One

outstanding

advantage of these drills is that students find

out

immediately, before they

go

on

to the next problem, how well they performed

and

are

given

appropriate congratulatory messages

or

helpful hints for solution.

The

difficulty

of

the problems is automatically updated to the present

students' performance.

Although the programs

do

not

maintain records of student perform-

ance for later teacher analysis, the programs

do

type

out

the student's

score, number

of

problems tried, number correct,

and

percentage correct

at

the

end

of

each program session.

Documentation

on

Media.

Media Price Code: D8, H32

RSTS-ll

Abstracts RSTS-11-44-RSTS-11-47

FndioDS

Drill and

Pndice

Revised: 9

January

1975 (tape only)

Author:

Robert

Huntsman

Submitted by:

John

Christensen

Idaho

Falls School District,

Idaho

Falls,

ID

Operating System:

RSTS-ll

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: 28K minimum

RSTS-ll-44

Abstract: This series

of

12

instructional programs is designed as

supplemental instructional materials for

junior

high

and

high school

mathematics curricula,

but

additionally

can

be

used for remedial

or

review work for older age groups.

The

program provides drill

and

practice in fractions: adding, subtracting, multiplying

and

dividing

fractions with common

and

different denominators,

and

concepts

of

greatest

common

factors, reducing fractions, least common multiples,

improper fractions, inverses

and

reciprocals.

The

problem difficulty is

automatically

updated

with respect to the student's performance. Howev-

er, the

student

may

not

go

on

to

the next program in the series unless he

successfully completes some more difficult problem. After each student

answers, the

program

provides a congratulatory message

or

a helpful hint.

The

programs

do

not

maintain record files

but

do

print

out

student scores

at

the

end

of

each session.

A complete documentation

of

the package

and

program listing

can

be

printed

on

a printer

by

running from

DECtape

the

program-PRINT-

using the RSTS monitor.

Documentation

on

Media.

Media Price Code: D8, H32

Dartmouth Statistics

Programs

RSTS-11-45

Author:

AI

Higgins

Northfield-Mt.

Hermon

School, Northfield,

MA

Submitted by:

Mary

L. Cole

Digital Equipment Corporation Maynard,

MA

Operating System: RSTS V

4A

or

RSTS/E

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: Less

than

8K

Abstract: This is a package

of

39 programs developed

and

in use

at

Dartmouth

College.

The

programs have been converted from the PDP-lO

to

RSTS-ll

BASIC.

The

programs are quite self explanatory

and

are

useful

by

themselves

or

as routines for inclusion in larger BASIC

programs. Documentation for each program includes the program listing

and

then a

run

of

the program.

An

explanation

of

the algorithm

or

theory

behind

the

program

can

usually

be

found in comments

at

the very

beginning

of

each program.

Media Price Code: D7, H32

North Country Union High School Administrative

RSTS-ll-46

Programs

Author:

John

Miller

and

Steve Ketchum

North

Country

Union

High School, Newport,

VT

Submitted by: Alice Peters

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Operating System: RSTS V4A

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: 28K

Special Hardware Required:

Card

reader, line printer, DECtape,

disk

Abstract: This package contains

both

financial

and

student accounting

systems.

The

financial system includes accounts payable, expense ledger,

and

payroll; the student administrative system includes attendance

accounting, grade reporting,

and

transcripts.

The

software runs

on

a

PDP-11/20

with

DECtape

and

RF/RS

11

disk,

uses

card

input for

all

subsystems

and

an

8O-column printer for output.

The

programs are

on

two DECtapes,

but

may

be

ordered separately,

if

desired.

If

you

want only the financial programs, request

tape

A. Request

tape B

to

receive

the

student administrative programs separately. Write-

up

contains documentation for

both

tapes.

Media Price

Code:

D

12,

H64

Project DELTA Educational Package, Section E

RSTS-1l-47

Additional Mathematics Progratm and Section

F Teacher Assistance

Programs

Author: Staff

Project DELTA, University of Delaware,Newark,

DE

Operating System: RSTS V4A

and

RSTS/E

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: Mostly

under

8K

Abstract: Programs included are:

Section

E,

Additional Mathematics

Programs

GLPSAI

TMFCEV

CALC

CXEXP

GSIMEQ

CXARTH

POLY

POLFIT

FREQ

RANDOM

ANVAR3

ANVAR4

GANOVA

MULTX

POLSUB

GINTLP

SIPRAC

KR20

DE

lOR

DE20R

SUNSET

WAVES

SPCTRA

FACfRL

SQRZ

BISQAR

two phase simplex method

of

linear programming

time function evaluation (engineering applications)

calculator for numbers

of

up

to 100 digits

raise a complex number

to

a real

or

complex power

solves simultaneous linear equations

performs vector arithmetic operations

finds polynomial to approximate a table of x-y

data

performs multiple regression/correlation analysis

finds number of

data

points (frequency) within

limits;

data

can

be

in a file

or

from terminal

generates

random

numbers with user-specified sam-

ple

and

population sizes

computes analysis

of

variance table for a 2-way

classification

of

variables design in which a single

observation is made for

each

combination

of

levels

computes analysis

of

variance table for a 2-way

classification of variables factorial design with repli-

cated observations

computes analysis

of

variance table for a 2-way

classification

of

variables;

data

is entered down

columns

performs a least squares curve fit

to

one

of

seven

functions; operation is interactive

at

the terminal

exercises students in polynomial subtraction opera-

tions

solves linear programming problems with variables

of

values I

and

0

exercises students in mathematical operations

on

signed numbers

item analysis

and

Kuder-Richardson formula 20

solves a first order differential equation (Runge-

Kutta)

solves second order differential equation (Runge-

Kutta)

computes Greenwich

Mean

Time

(or

other time) for

sunrise

and

sunset given a particular week

and

a

given latitude

and

longitude

plots effects

of

changing wavelength, amplitude

and

phase

on

two waves

and

their sum

plots optical absorption spectra of two species equi-

librium mixtures

produces

any

desired factorial

and

preceding facto-

rials

finds the square root

of

a complex

number

drill for students

on

squaring binomials

Section

F,

Teacher

Assistance

Programs

A

VERG

I averages

and

curves grades

GRADE

given the

number

of questions

on

a test, prints list of

percent score vs. number

of

questions right

or

wrong

STAT performs statistical analysis

of

student grades

SCORES computes mean,

standard

deviation,

and

standard

scores for student grades

Media Price

Code:

EIO,

H32

59

RSTS-11-48-RSTS-11-51

RSTS-ll

Abstracts

Project DELTA Educational Package, Section G

RSTS-ll-48

Business

Programs

and

Section

H

Data

Processing

Programs

Author: Staff

Project DELTA, University of Delaware, Newark,

DE

Operating System: RSTS V4A

or

RSTS/E

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: Mostly under

8K

Abstract: Programs included are:

Section

G,

Business Programs

GSSS small system simulator, allows

an

item to be created,

moved through a defined system, then

be

destroyed

CSHFLO

performs

up

to four cash flow analyses for given cost

of capital; computes rate of return

and

payback

period

GNMRVB/

GMRGB

GSTKVL

GmOR

TRCKI

LEASIN

LOAN

GIRRPV

GRISKA

lATA

1

DROIPB

GKASSF

GKCOST

GVOTE

CPATH

GCPMl

GCPATH

SLSSMN

INSTR.UCS

LABOR

LABSET

LABOR.DOC

MARKOW

GNPSUM

WHEELS

securities portfolio analysis (I

and

II)

stock valuation

securities EPS growth

calculates breakpoint weights for trucking freight

calculates lease income

loan amortization

investment return (cash

floW)

analysis of risk in capital investment

calculates breakpoint weights for air freight

discounted return

on

investment

computes normal price of a warrant

price/earnings ratio calculations

simulates committee votes

critical

path

analysis

critical

path

analysis

critical

path

analysis

sales management program

instructions

data

file

for SLSMN

labor/management bargaining simulation

creates

data

file

for LABOR

description of LABOR program

computes efficient securities portfolios

produces figures for

GNP,

consumption, investment,

and

government spending from a model where

consumption

is

a function of income

in

the previous

period

program simulates finances of owning

and

operating

a car over twelve months

Section n, Data Processing Programs

STOPB simulates a simple digital computer with a defined

machine language

BRAIN simulates a simple digital computer with a defined

machine language more complex than STOPB

ADORES

prints addresses

on

labels

SORT performs ascending

or

descending sort

on

simple

ASCII

file

XREF

BASIC program listing

and

cross reference genera-

tor

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code: E14, H32

SADSM

A uthor: Dennis Washa

University of Wisconsin, Platteville,

WI

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

6K

Special Hardware Required:

PDP-ll/40

RSTS-11-49

Abstract: This program emulates the language 'SADSM '.

It

is

a good

tool for instructing beginning students in Computer Science. The pro-

gram itself

is

a minisystem which, in itself, would be a good tool for more

advanced students in looking

at

a system.

Media Price Code: D2, G14

60

MIGIT

Author: Dennis Washa

University

of

Wisconsin, Platteville,

WI

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

8K

Special Hardware Required:

PDP-ll/40

RSTS-l1·50

Abstract:

MIGIT

is a symbolic language developed

to

aid a beginning

programmer in the understanding

of

an

assembly language.

MIGIT

is

the

counterpart of the machine language called SADSM which was deve-

loped

in

an

earlier program. The opcodes

in

both SADSM

and

MIGIT

are compatible, that is, the coding of

MIGIT

is translated into SADSM,

and

all SADSM coding can be easily converted to

MIGIT.

An

assump-

tion

is

therefore made

that

the

MIGIT

programmer has programmed

in

SADSM.

Media Price Code: D2,

Gl6

ACCMAT -A(COODt Maintenance

FUe

Author: Lawrence A. Dziegielewski

Project DELTA, Newark,

DE

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

4K

RSTS-1l-51

Abstract: This BASIC-PLUS program allows the user to perform

transfer, deletion, listing, renames,

and

protection changing by using only

one program

'ACCMAT'

instead of using

CAT

and

PIP. When the

file

is

printed out, you need not look

up

block sizes

and

protections, because

it prints them

out

with the

file

name. Any

of

the above mentioned options

can

be

performed

on

the

file,

making it faster than either

CAT

or

PIP.

Media Price Code: D2, G5

Fiscal

A(COODting

RSTS-1l-52

Author:

John

Christensen

Idaho Falls School District, Idaho Falls,

ID

Memory Required: 28K

Special Hardware Required: Line Printer,

Card

Reader,

at

least 3

RK05 Disk Drives.

Abstract: The Fiscal Accounting Package, a fully accrued

and

encum-

bered system of accounting, consists of two subsystems, accounts payable

and

general ledger reporting. The accounts payable package (A.P.)

includes the normal accounts payable functions; the general ledger

package (G.L.) includes the printing of the general ledger

and

various

forms of budget

and

expenditure reports.

The Fiscal Package is for the most

part

a conversion of a similar

package developed for

an

IBM

1401.

It

is

therefore card input oriented.

However, that

is

the only use of cards; the input programs could easily

be modified for terminal input. All sorting

and

data

manipulation is done

on

the disks

and

output

is

either to the disks

or

the line printer. The

equipment necessary for the cards

is

a keypunch

and

a punched card

reader for the

PDP-II.

The

entire package

is

written

in

the RSTS V4A-12

BASIC-PLUS language.

A third package can

be

used in conjunction with the A.P.

and

G.L.

packages.

That

package

is

a Payroll Package (also available from

DECUS as number RSTSII-33) based

on

the same system

of

accounting.

The entire system

is

based

on

double entry bookkeeping. The A.P.

and

G.L. package, however, stand alone without the payroll package.

The accounting system

is

based

on

a

16

digit general ledger account

number. The account number contains, in a more concise form, most of

the information recommended by the Federal Handbook

11

for school

fiscal accounting.

Note: One DECtape is documentation

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code: A7,

BIO,

H64

RSTS-II

Abstracts RSTS-11-53-RSTS-11-60

Computer Dating RSTS-ll-S3

Author: David Corbishley

106

Sorrel Drive, Surrey Park, Wilmington,

DE

Abstract: A computer game which, using

and

coding information from

a questionnaire supplied with the program, compares compatibility of

males

and

females participating. Selective printing of the results

and

the

ability to use

any

RSTS device are features of the program.

Media Price Code: D2, G5

TAPFOR.MAC RSTS-ll-S4

A uthor: Paul Koning and Mark Williamson

Submitted by: Michael

A.

Hall

Lawrence University, Appleton, WI

Operating System: DOS/BATCH

VOO4A

or RSTS V4A-12

Source Language:

PAL-ll

(MACRO) (Does not use monitor)

Memory Required: 28K 16-bit words on a

PDP-ll/20

or 1l/35

Special Hardware Required: Console terminal, DECtape drives

Special Hardware Required: Line Printer, Card Reader,

at

least 3

RK05 disk drives

Abstract:

TAPFOR

is

a program for formatting DECtapes in the

standard format for the

PDP-II.

It

was adapted from the standard

DEC

formatting program, DEC-II-YPTA-PB (8/1/70), so that it

can

be

stored

on

the RSTS

CIL

and

loaded

by

the RSTS initializing routines,

in

the

same way as

ROLLIN

or

DSKINT.

Media Price Code: D2, H32

XREF.BAS

Author: Paul Koning

Submitted by: Michael

A.

Hall

Lawrence University, Appleton, WI

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12 (or RSTS/E)

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: 28K 16-bit words on 11/20

RSTS-ll-SS

Abstract:

XREF

prepares a cross-reference table for a BASIC-PLUS

program; that is, it prints

out

a table

that

shows each line that occurs in

the program

and

the line numbers of the lines that refer to that line with

a

GO

TO, a RESUME, etc.

Media Price Code: D2, H32

The Timer Package RSTS-ll-S6

Author: G. Paul Koning

Submitted by: Michael

A.

Hall

Lawrence University, Appleton, WI

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: 28K 16-bit words

on

PDP-1l/20 or

35

Abstract:

TIMER

records terminal usage, number of jobs (detached

and

non-detached),

and

benchmark disk

I/O

every

10

minutes; it also

records current date

and

time every 30 seconds,

and

thus determines

system downtime. TIMOUT, a program in the

TIMER

package, prints

out

this information.

Media Price Code: D2, H32

PACK.BAS RSTS-ll-S7

Author: Paul Koning

Submitted by: Michael A Hall

Lawrence University, Appleton, WI

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: 28K 16-bit words

on

PDP-11/20 or

35

Special Hardware Required: Console terminal, two

or

more RK05

disk drives

Abstract: This program reads the contents of

an

RK05 disk,

file

by

file,

and

outputs a RK05 disk pack containing all files read.

The

output disk

is

"packed"; that is, it contains

no

waste space,

it

has a clean directory,

etc. As a result, the output disk will operate more efficiently under

RSTS-II.

Media Price Code: D2, H32

MOVERX.BAS RSTS-ll-S8

Author: Mark Williamson

Submitted by: Michael A Hall

Lawrence University, Appleton, WI

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12 (or RSTS/E)

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: 28K 16-bit words on

PDP-ll/20

Abstract: MOVERX is a general purpose file mover

and

peripheral

interchange program for use by privileged (l,x)

and

non-privileged

accounts.

It

performs DECtape-to-DECtape, DECtape-to-disk, disk-to-

DECtape,

and

disk-to-disk transfers of any kind of

files

(including virtual

core

files

and, for privileged users only, .BAC files).

Media Price Code: D2, H32

LIST

AL.BAS

RSTS-ll-S9

Author: Paul Koning

Submitted by: Michael A Hall

Lawrence University, Appleton, WI

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12 (or RSTS/E)

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: 28K 16-bit words

on

PDP-ll/20

Abstract: LlSTAL.BAS

is

a program for listing one

or

more

files

in

paged format. On request, it will list all

files,

or

all except specified

files,

in a specified account

on

a specified device (up to

100

files maximum can

be

specified, although more than that can be listed).

Media Price Code: D2, H32

PUNCRBAS RSTS-ll-60

Author: Steve Holmgren

Submitted by: Michael A Hall

Lawrence University, Appleton, WI

Operating System: RSTS V4A (or RSTS/E)

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: 28K 16-bit words

on

PDP-l 1/20

Special Hardware Required: ASR

33

or other paper tape terminal

Abstract:

PUNCH

punches paper tapes

on

ASR

33

teletypes. Included

on

the tape are a leader of nulls,

an

arrow showing direction

of

tape

motion, the name of the

file

in readable format,

and

a series of rubouts

to indicate the beginning of machine readable information.

PUNCH

also

edits out LFs after CRs.

Media Price Code: D2, H32

61

RSTS-11-61-RSTS-11-66

RSTS-ll

Abstracts

HELPER-Editing

and Renumbering BASIC-

PLUS

Programs

Revised:

June

1975

Author:

Eliezer

N

addor

and

Rainer

von

Saleski

Johns

Hopkins

UniversitYt

Baltimore

t

MD

Operating System:

RSTS/E

V05B

or

V05C

Source Language:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

10K

User

area

RSTS-11-61

Abstract: Program

HELPER

provides a means for editing BASIC-

PLUS programs

or

formatted ASCII files.

It

can

also be used to

renumber

any

or

all line numbers in a program

or

in a file with line

numbers. Thirteen different commands are available for editing

and

renumberingt including commands for finding

and

changing of strings;

adding, checking, listing

or

deleting lines;

and

several options for

renumbering.

HELPER

also provides certain general services for which ten different

commands are available.

The

services include punching, naming,

and

cataloging programs

and

files; accepting messages;

and

providing numer-

ous illustrative examples

of

all commands.

The

design

and

documentation allow relatively easy modifications

of

the existing commands

and

addition

of

new ones.

Media Price Code:

D6

t

G30

Bentley Variety Package

Author:

Ross

Kass

t

Darryl

Johnsont

et

al

Bentley

College

t

Waltham

t

MA

Operating System:

RSTS

Source Language:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

Not

more

than

8K

RSTS-II-62

Abstract: This package contains a variety

of

routines. Among the

subjects included are: Accountingt Gamest Government, Management

(including two critical

path

routines), Mathematics, Physics, Sciencet

Statisticst

and

Utilities.

Documentation

on

Media.

Media Price Code:

A7

t

H32

NORTON-Astronomical

Ephemeris Program RSTS-II-63

Package

Author:

Warren

A.

Leach

Submitted by:

Hartwell

"Rusty"

Whitney

OMSI

Community

Research

Center

t

Portland

t

OR

Source Language:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

8K

Abstract:

NORTON

is a RSTS BASIC-PLUS package which gives

planet

and

asteroid positions for any date from January It

1900.

It

will

run

under

RSTS Versions 4

or

5 (SK

Job

Max). Key phrases are

astronomYt planetary position calculator, word processing

and

solar

system simulation.

Restrictions:

No

graphics

Programs

Provided

Media Price Code:

D2

t

G32

t

H32

NMRSIM-Nuclear

Magnetic Resonance

Simulation and Plotting Program

Author:

James

S.

Evans

Lawrence

UniversitYt

Appleton

t

WI

Operating System:

RSTS

V4A-12

t 05-21t

05B-24

Source Language:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

8K

user

area

62

RSTS-II-64

Abstract:

Especially

designed

for

a

timesharing

environment,

NMRSIM

simulates

nmr

spectra using hypothesized values

of

coupling

constants, chemical shiftst rf power,

and

relaxation times. Fifteen opera-

tional modules

in

three source program segments interact dynamically,

requesting parameters

in

a natural order, computing

and

plotting spectra

for

up

to six

spin-l/2

nuclei

or

fewer with larger spins, permitting

revisions

of

parameters with minimal repetition,

and

protecting against

erroneous keyboard entries. Line spectrum files can be computed

at

any

terminal

and

stored

on

disk for later plotting with the program. The

plotting subroutines, which give full control over scaling

of

the plot with

only four input numbers, support the Tektronix

4010

graphics terminal,

the TSP-12

or

TSP-212 plotting systems,

and

the Hewlett-Packard

7200A/7202A graphic plotters. Note:

DECUS

NO.

10-221

is a similar

program

in

FORTRAN.

Media Price Code:

D3

t

H32

SPPLT

-Hybrid

Orbital Contour Plotting

Program

Author:

Stephen

L.

Holmgren

Submitted by:

James

S.

Evans

Lawrence

UniversitYt

Appleton

t

WI

Operating System:

RSTS

V05-21t

V05B-24

Source Language:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

8K

user

area

RSTS-II-6S

Abstract: Especially designed for a timesharing environment, SPPLT

prepares accurate contour plots

of

hybrid atomic orbitals with specified

contour levelst effective nuclear charget amounts

of

2s

and

2 p character,

and

geometric operations (scaling, translationt rotation). After plottingt

the user can replot the same orbital with different scaling parameterst

or

perform calculations for a different orbital shape. The program's opera-

tional modules are contained in two source program segments with

automatic chaining.

The

plotting subroutines support the Tektronix

4010

graphics terminal, the TSP-12

or

TSP-212 plotting systems,

and

the

Hewlett-Packard 7200A/7202A graphic plotters. Note:

DECUS

NO.

10-212A&B is

an

equivalent program written

in

PDP-1O BASICt Version

17.

Media Price Code:

D2

t

H32

Elementary Instructional Programs, Volume n

RSTS-ll-66

Author:

Robert

A.

Huntsman

Submitted by:

John

A.

Christensen

Idaho

Falls

School

District

No.

9l

t

Idaho

FaUSt

ID

Source Language:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

28K

Abstract: This series

of

10

programs is designed to supplement the

elementary

or

junior

high instruction program. They also

can

be

used for

remedial work in high school.

The

programs

not

only drill the student

in

number facts for all four operationst

but

some of the programs drill the

student

on

problems such as: [ ] X 6 =

48.

What

is [

]1

The

unique thing

about

this package is that the programs are timed. The object is to

do

as

many

of

a given type

of

problems as can

be

done

in the given amount

of

time.

The

student who does the most sets the record. Each time the

program is

run

the record holder's name is printed with his record

and

the student then tries

to

beat that record so

he

can be recorded as the

record holder. This feature is optional.

A complete documentation

of

the package

and

program listings can

be

printed

on

a printer

by

running from the

DECtape

the program

'PRINT'

under the RSTS monitor.

Documentation

on

Media.

Media Price Code:

H32

RSTS-ll

Abstracts RSTS-11-67-RSTS-11-75

HPPWT.BAS-Hewlett-Packard

7202A

RSTS-II-67

Graphic Plotter

Programs

Author:

Richard

T. Witek

Aurora

College, Aurora,

IL

Operating System: RSTS V4A-I2

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

7K

Special Hardware Required:

PDP-II,

Disk Drive, Hewlett-Pack-

ard

7202A

Graphic

Plotter

Abstract:

HPPLOT

and

the set of programs that go with it are written

to

be

used with a HP-7202A plotter. The set of programs

will

plot data

or functions. The user sets the minimum

and

maximum for X

and

Y. The

user also may label the X,

and/or

Y axis plus

put

a title

on

the graph.

Documentation

on

Media.

Media Price Code: A2, H32

SOLVE--Southeastem On-Line Version of RSTS-II-68

EnroUment

Author:

Robert

A. Branton, Jr.

Southeastern

Oklahoma

State University,

Durant,

OK

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Abstract: SOLVE is

an

on-line enrollment

and

student accounting

program for colleges. Some of its features include: on-line reservation

type enrollment from multiple terminals, on-line access

and

modification

capability for student records,

and

the printing of needed reports such as

enrollment tallies, class rolls, student lists, report cards, grade labels

and

honor rolls. SOLVE can be tailored to any size college enrollment.

Restrictions: Assumes

PRINT

using

and

RECORD

I/O

options

of

RSTS

Media Price Code: A9, H32

INVSIM-Inventory Simulations RSTS-l1-69

Author: Eliezer

Naddor

The

Johns

Hopkins

University, Baltimore,

MD

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

8K

Special Hardware Required:

PDP-I

1/45, RSTS

Abstract: INVSIM simulates inventory systems in a time-sharing

environment. Its options include heuristic rules for guiding the selection

of decision variables, simulation of TZ, SQ

and

SZ inventory policies,

and

the ability to find the sensitivity of costs

and

availability to unit costs,

leadtime, demands, randomness

and

various decisions.

Media Price Code: D2, G6

WRIST-Wabash

Research Investigation RSTS-II-70

Simulation Teacher

Rer!ised: August

1975

Author: Philip F. Spelt

and

James A.

Warden

Wabash

College, Crawfordsville,

IN

Operating System: RSTS V4A

or

RSTS/E

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

9K

per

user

or

2-word floating

point

and

8K

user

Other Software Required:

PIP

or

BACKUP

(RSTS Cusps)

Special Hardware Required:

DECtape

Abstract: This program package, which simulates

an

assortment of

psychology experiments, has been translated into BASIC-PLUS from the

Louisville

Experiment

Simulation

System

(LESS)

by

Arthur

O.

Cromer,

et al.

One model has been added to the original six

and

a backup

file

has

been incorporated for results so that the user may work

on

a CRT. There

are two categories of programs: the models, which are used

by

students

in

simulated laboratory exercises,

and

the maintenance programs, which

allow the instructor to construct

and

alter models.

Restrictions: Requires two accounts

Media Price Code: A8, H32

Matrix Software

Company

Game

and

Demo RSTS-II-71

Package

Author: Charles R.

Gehman

Matrix Software Company, Beverly Hills,

CA

Operating System:

RSTS/E

V05

or

later

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Abstract: Three games and four demos used to demonstrate many of

the features of

RSTS-ll.

ACEDU.BAS plays a rather strange version of

Aceyducey; CLEAN.BAS types

an

informative

and

threatening message

on

terminals; DIAMND.BAS creates a diamond pattern

on

the 1TY;

DlRECT.BAS demonstrates use

of

certain sysfunctions; FLY.BAS com-

puterized fly-swatter;

GUNNER.

BAS destroys the enemy; VT05.BAS

teaches

'DIRECT

CURSOR • control.

Media Price Code:

D2

1401

Simulator (RSTS Version) RSTS-11-72

Author: Edward R. Giegler

Submitted by: Carl F. Henry

Carleton College, Northfield,

MN

Operating System:

RSTS/E

V5B24

Source Language:

PAL-II

Special Hardware Required:

PDP-I

1/40

or

11/45

Abstract: The

1401

Simulator (SI401) runs

1401

programs

on

the

PDP-ll

RSTS system.

It

requires 18K of m mory

in

addition to the

requirements of RSTS

and

BASIC-PLUS. Of this 18K,

6K

is

used by the

S1401

"Run-Time System,"

and

the other 12K is "user area." When

multiple SI401

jobs

are running "Run-Time-System" is shared by all

jobs. The "user-areas" are swapped in

and

out

by

RSTS,

but

the "Run-

Time-System" remains

in

memory as long as

any

RSTS

job

is using it.

Media Price Code: A5,

H64

SYSELF-System

Stan.-seU

RSTS-11-74

Author: Charles R.

Gehman

Matrix Software Company, Beverly Hills,

CA

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Special Hardware Required:

RSTS-II

System,

TTY

Abstract: SYSELF enables the user to find out statistics

and

other

useful information about his current job.

It

requires

NO

privileges

whatsoever, only that

it

should be stored execute-only

in

order that

no

mischievous users mis-use the program.

Media Price Code:

DI

8008.BAS

and

808O.BAS

RSTS-II-7S

Author: R. J.

Tapp

and

G. D. Young

University

of

Victoria, Victoria, B.C.,

Canada

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

8K

Abstract:

These

are

cross-assemblers

for

the

8008

and

8080

micropro-

cessors which use a language similar to Intel's standard assembly

63

RSTS-11-76-RSTS-ll-B3

RSTS-JJ

Abstracts

RSTS-1l-75 (Cont.)

language: instruction mnemonics are identical, but pseudo-instructions

and expression formats are slightly different. Output

is

in the form of an

assembly listing, alphabetical symbol table and object code in standard

Intel

hex

format.

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code: G30, H32

CYCLES RSTS-1l-76

A uthor: Susan Lewis

Signal Processing Systems, Inc., Waltham,

MA

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Abstract: This program formats a biorhythm chart for printing on

either a user terminal or a line printer. Output may be directed to a CRT

or hard copy terminal, to the line printer, or to a disk

file.

Output

files

beginning with

an

"L" are formatted slightly longer and wider for the

printer.

The biorhythms are calculated by methods which assume birth and

current dates to be between January

1,

1901

and December

31,

1999.

Media Price Code:

Dl

XREF: Cross-Referencer for BASIC-PLUS RSTS-1l-78

Programs

Author: Jeffrey Mogul

218

Franklin

Street, Newton,

MA

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

6K

minimum

Special Hardware Required: RSTS V4A

or

V04B

Abstract: XREF will generate a cross-referencing of any BASIC-

PLUS source program. The output consists of a table of all of the lines

in the program which are referenced by a GOTO, GOSUB, RESUME,

etc. at some line in the program. The referencing lines are printed next to

the lines that they reference. In addition, lines which are referenced but

do not exist in the program can optionally be indicated on the printout.

XREF will handle any proper BASIC-PLUS program, including multiple

line statements and statements including

ERL=,

ERL>,

etc.

Media Price Code:

Dl,

G5

RSTS Performance Measurement Package RSTS-11-79

A uthor:

Bud

Dawson

MacMillan

Bleodel Ltd., Vancouver, B.C.,

Canada

Submitted by: Rollins

Turner

Digital

Equipment

Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Abstract: This package includes four programs used at MacMillan

Bleodel.

1.

LOGTIM.BAS stores the incremental values from the monitor

statistics tables in a disk

file

approximately once per hour.

2.

PR TIME.BAS prints data

files

created by "LOGTIM" in tabular

form by hours.

3.

GRAPH.BAS prints pertinent "CPU-TIME" data

files

created by

"LOGTIM" in graph form by hours.

4.

SUMGPH.BAS prints a summary graph of "CPU-TIME" by days

within one or more months.

Media Price Code: H32

64

IDL/SCRIPT

RSTS-ll-80

Author: Rollins

Turner

Digital Equipment Corporation,

Maynard,

MA

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Abstract: These programs allow the user to define and run interactive

tests of the RSTS/E system SCRIPT allows him to specify inputs to one

or more keyboards, along with timing information. He can then run these

"scripts" and the system will operate

as

if

the specified lines of text had

been input to real keyboards. -

TDL allows the user to define more complex tests, using scripts as

primitives. TDL

is

an extension of BASIC-PLUS, and allows the user to

define the control structure of the test in terms of BASIC instructions. A

preprocessor converts the TDL program into pure BASIC-PLUS. This

program

is

then run to perform the test.

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code: A8, H32

BATCH-Batch

~ing

for the

PDP-ll/20

with

RSTS-ll

Author: Albert F. Gettier, Jr.

Loyola College, Baltimore,

MD

Operating System:

RSTS-ll

V4

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

8K

RSTS-11-81

Abstract: BATCH

is

a program that simulates batch processing for

RSTS

11

version

4.

The user places all the commands that are to be

executed by the computer in a data

file

using BATCH. When all the

commands are in the

file,

BATCH then "forces" the commands to a

terminal as the computer

is

ready to receive them.

Through the

use

of BATCH, editing of the data

file

is

quick and

easy.

BATCH also allows for procedures to be defined and has other runtime

options and macros. Diagnostics and the date and time that the com-

mand

is

"forced" to the computer are printed on the terminal.

Restrictions: RSTS V 4 only;

must

run

under

a privileged account

Media Price Code: A2, G8

Laramie High ECMEP Math Programs

Author:

Mark

Arnold

Laramie High School, Laramie,

WY

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

RSTS-ll-82

Abstract: The Laramie High ECMEP Math Programs demonstrate

several concepts of elementary analysis through BASIC-PLUS programs.

There are several programs which demonstrate that Taylor series of

elementary functions hold true for complex numbers. Also included are

Triangle solving programs, Taylor Series for real numbers, and other

programs showing the use of the computer in Mathematics.

No tapes are offered, but the listings are brief enough to be entered via

the keyboard. A printed example

is

included for each routine.

Restrictions: T

AN-I

evaluation incorrect

Media Price Code:

D3

PAPTAP, MAGTAP, USTAC-Additional

Cusps for

RSTS-ll

Author:

Mark

Arnold

Laramie Senior

High

School, Laramie,.WY

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

RSTS-ll-83

Abstract: Additional CUSP's for RSTS-ll include: PAPTAP, a pro-

gram to create ASCII paper tapes, block letter headings; MAGTAP, for

RSTS-ll

Abstracts RSTS-II-U-RSTS-11-91

RSTS-l1-83 (Cont.)

reading EBCDIC formatted 9-track magtapes; LISTAC, for listing all

files

in

an

account, by use of the /DR option of PIP, and other utilities.

The source tapes offered are examples of PAPTAP. Listings for all

routines are short enough to be entered via keyboard.

Media

Price

Code:

02,

GS

OMSI PILOT-73 RSTS-l1-84

Author:

Jim

Hollcraft

Oregon

Museum

of

Science

and

Industry, Portland,

OR

Operating

System:

RSTS/E

V5

Source

Language:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory

Required:

SK

Abstract: OMSI PILOT-73 enables RSTS/E

V5

to understand "core

PILOT" by translating it to BASIC-PLUS. Although the initial transla-

tion can take as much as

five

minutes, the outputted BASIC-PLUS

program runs faster than interpretive versions.

Media

Price

Code:

A2,

H32

BRANCH-DECAL

BranchiDg

Scheme

for

"N"

RSTS-l1-85

Right Out

of

"T"

Tries

Author:

Jay

Coniam

Berea

High

School, Berea,

OH

Operating

System:

RSTS/E

V05-C

Source

Language:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory

Required:

4K

Abstract:

This

program designs the branching scheme for a given test

in a lesson written in DECAL and determines

if

a student has achieved

a standard of

"N"

correct answers out of '1'" tries.

Media

Price

Code:

01,

G5

OS/8

to

RSTS Interface RSTS-ll-86

Author: R J.

Tapp

University

of

Victoria, Victoria, B.C.,

Canada

Source

Language:

P AL-S

Memory

Required:

I page (12S words)

Other

Software

Required:

OS/S V3

Special

Hardware

Required:

POP-S with KLS-J

and

OLll-C

Serial Interfaces

Abstract: Consists of

an

OS/8 device handler and a BASIC-PLUS

program which make a

K.L8

serial interlace emulate an OS/8 disk when

connected to a RSTS terminal port. This allows serial lines from a RSTS

system to provide inexpensive supplementary mass storage for satellite

OS/8 systems.

Media

Price

Code:

02,

GS

COPY03: Backup

Program

(To and From all RSTS-l1-87

Devices Except

DECtape)

Author:

Bryan

Steiner

Saskatchewan Technical Institute, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan,

Canada

Operating

System:

RSTS/E

V6

Source

Language:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory

Required:

Approx. 10K

Abstract: COPY03

is

an

online backup program which will backup

and

restore

system

files

and

programs.

The

program

runs

under

RSTS/E

V6

and uses 10K of user space.

Restoring

files

to the system disk from magtape

is

simplified by using

special magtape labels preceeding each

file

on

the tape. These labels store

protection codes and clustersizes of the original

files.

The options

available, when running

the

program, are similar to the system program

BACKUP supplied by DIGITAL.

Media

Price

Code:

02

TUTOR

Author:

Robert

Lehman

Riverdale

Country

School, Bronx,

NY

Operating

System:

RSTS/E

Source

Language:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory

Required:

SK

RSTS-II-BB

Abstract: TUTOR was written

to

teach the use of the computer, but

can be adapted for other teaching purposes as

well.

Provisions are made

for review work and for progressively difficult tasks.

Media

Price

Code:

04

Floppy

Disk Utility

(RT-ll

Compadble) RST8-11-89

Author:

Richard

Szewczyk

Western Australia Institute

of

Technology,

South

Bentley,

Western Australia

Operating

System:

RSTS/E

Source

Language:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory

Required:

7K

Special

Hardware

Required:

RXOI floppy disk drive, Teletype

Abstract: This program, similar in operation to PIP, allows multipie

files

to be saved on a floppy disk under RSTS/E. Files are stored in a

format compatible with floppy storage under

RT-ll,

enabling easy

transfer of

files

between these two systems. Options include initialization

of floppy,

file

transfer to and from floppy, listing the directory,

file

deletion and compression of

files

into one area.

Media

Price

Code:

02,

H32,

K27

DICE RSTS-ll-90

Author:

Marc

Parker

and

Eric

Mark

Rintell

Lawrence High School, Cedarhurst,

NY

Operating

System:

RSTS/E

V06 A-2

Source

Language:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory

Required:

SK

Special

Hardware

Required:

POP-Il/4

and

up, Teletype

Abstract: DICE

is

the

Las

Vegas game of "CRAPS". The computer

will randomize how many dollars you start with, and keep track of your

money.

It

will subtract your bet

if

you lose,

and

the pay-offis four-to-one.

A bank limit of

$500.

is

set

at

the beginning of the game

and

you can get

another chance at DICE

if

you go bankrupt.

Media

Price

Code:

01

RPGFNS: BASIC-PLUS Functions for

Accessing

RPG Files

WITHDRAWN

RSTS-1l-91

65

RSTS-11-92-RSTS-11-99

RSTS-JJ

Abstracts

BASIC: Dartmouth BASIC to BASIC-PLUS

Text

EdItor

Author: Adam Schneider

and

Bruce White

Cedarhurst,

NY

Operating

System: RSTS/E

Source

LAnguage:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory

Required:

5K

RSTS-ll-92

Abstract: This

program

makes a

program

written

in

Dartmouth

BAS-

IC

runnable

on

a system

that

uses BASIC-PLUS. Some programs

are

not

totally interchangeable,

and

appropriate warnings

are

printed

during

a

run

of

the

program.

The

user can,

in

most cases, replace

Dartmouth

functions, which have

no

BASIC-PLUS equivalent,

by

a few lines

of

coding

or

a user defined function.

Media

Price

Code:

D2, G6

CHSBRD

RSTS-ll-93

Author: William T. Kane

Digital Equipment Corporation, Westminster, MA

Operating

System: RSTS/E

Source

LAnguage:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory

Required:

12K

Abstract:

CHSBRD

is a BASIC-PLUS program

that

was written

on

a

PDP-II

to

run

under

the

RSTS

V06A-02 monitor.

It

was designed

to

be

a

"Learning"

aid,

and

to

keep local chess tournaments "Fair".

The

program

allows capture

"Enpassant"

and

"Castling",

but

it

has

other

limitations.

It

will allow a player

to

move

his

king into check,

it

requires a VT05

or

VT05B

to

play,

and

it

cannot

yet

"Play"

against

an

operator. Throughout,

it

uses

standard

chess notation,

and

even

has

a

three minute timeout

period

which will

be

made

variable

in

the

If

selected,

it

maintains a complete record

of

play

on

the

system

disk which is automatically

QUEUED

to the Line Printer when the game

is finished.

Media

Price

Code:

A2, G

14

A Compendium of (DECAL) CAl Programs

RSTS-ll-94

Author: Berea City School District

Berea,

OH

Submitted

by:

Anthony DiCenzo Education Products Group

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, MA MA

Operating

System: RSTS/E

Source

Language:

DECAL

Memory

Required:

10K word user area

Other

Software

Required:

DECAL CAl System (QPEIO)

Abstract:

Each

CAl

lesson represents the efforts

of

two weeks

of

intensive

study

during

the

workshop

on

such topics as: the development

of

behavioral objectives, orientation related

to

programming instruction,

and

extensive work

on

coding lessons for computer presentation.

The

CAl

lessons were

prepared

by

Berea City School District teachers

and

administrators who participated

in

a

Computer

Staff Development Work-

shop

in

July

of

1975.

Media

Price

Code:

A

7,

M55

SHELF

RSTS-ll-97

Author: Terence Murphy

Submitted

by:

Glynn Rodean

Plymouth State College, Plymouth,

NH

Operating

System: RSTS/E V6A

Source

LAnguage:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory

Required:

8K

Special

Hardware

Required:

DEC

PDP-lI/50:RJP04 Disk Drive:

LA36 (132 PVS)

66

Abstract: Shelf/floor space productivity analysis allows a retailer

or

marketing

student

to

analyze

the

profitability

of

product

lines

on

a

per

square foot basis.

Restrictions:

Must use

132

column width paper

Media

Price

Code:

D2, G8

The CASANOVA Package

RSTS-ll-98

Author: Francis Campos

Submitted

by:

Francis Campos and Michael Hall

Lawrence University, Appleton, WI

Operating

System: RSTS

or

RSTS/E V4A

or

later

Source

LAnguage:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory

Required:

8K 16-bit words (overlayed)

Abstract:

CASANOVA

is a package

of

programs

and

text files de-

signed

to

provide Computer ASsisted instruction

in

ANalysis Of

VAriance.

It

concentrates

on

teaching the computations involved

in

a

variety

of

ANOV

As

without confining the instructor

to

a particular

orientation

or

text. Its usefulness rests

on

the assumption

that

performing

ANOV

A computations with the

aid

of

the

computer

will contribute to

understanding

of

the

logic behind these computations.

CASANOVA

does

the computations quickly,

and

provides feedback

to

partial

solutions

in

order

to

monitor

the

student's performance.

CASANOVA

users should

have

had

some introductory

study

of

statistical inference, hypothesis

testing

and

one-way

ANOVA

prior

to

using

the

package.

The

package

consists

of

21

BASIC-PLUS programs

and

18

virtual core files containing

text

of

instructions

and

help messages for users

of

the

package. Docu-

mentation consists

of

a Student's

Manual

and

an

Instructor's Manual.

Restrictions: The package requires about 500 blocks of disk space

for its own source and text

files,

and

additional (variable)

space for users.

Documentation

on

Media.

Media

Price

Code:

H32

The CASANOVA Package Insttuctors Manual

RSfS-ll-98B

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Price

Code:

E5

The CASANOVA Package Students Manual

RSTS-ll-98C

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Code:

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RUSROU: Muld-Termioal Russian Roulette

RSTS-ll-99

Author: Eric Mark Rintell

Optical Illusions, Cedarhurst,

NY

Operating

System: RSTS/E V06A-2A

Source

LAnguage:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory

Required:

8K

Special

Hardware

Required:

2

or

more

TIY's

PDP-l

1/40

UP

Abstract: This is the

game

of

Multi-Terminal Russian Roulette;

it

will

take

up

to

six players a

run

at

six

different terminals,

and

a minimum

of

two players

at

two different keyboards.

The

game

requires

only

8K

to

run.

and

is a short

game

which does

not

require

much

knowledge

of

BASIC-PLUS.

Note:

When running this game, only the starting person should

be logged on while the players sit

at

keyboards

on

line,

but

not

logged on. A CNTRL-Z of the other players keyboards may be

required before playing.

Media

Price

Code:

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RSTS-Jl

Abstracts RSTS-II-IOtJ-RSTS-11-105

Computer-Oriented-AcoountiDg Package

RSTS-ll-l00

Author:

Connect/II

Educational Computer Ctr.

Newton Public Schools

Submitted

by:

Paul A. Shapiro

Newton

North

High School, Newtonville,

MA

Operating

System: RSTS V

4B

or RSTS/E

Source

Language:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory

Required:

8K

User Area

Special

Hardware

Required:

Any 132-column printing device

supported

by

RSTS

Abstract: This package

of

17

accounting programs is designed to

be

used

in

conjunction with the course

Computer

Oriented

Accounting

by

Wilbur F. Pillsbury, DBA.

The

student text

and

teacher's edition are

published

by

South-Western Publishing Company.

The

programs

can

be

utilized either

in

conjunction with a standard introductory accounting

class

or

as the basis for a specialized course

in

automated accounting

procedures.

The

entire package

of

program is oriented toward student

users

and

is now being used extensively

at

both

high schools in Newton.

Functions performed include:

journal

entry, ledgers

by

accounts, balance

sheets, trial balances, income statements, closing entries, adjusting en-

tries, post-closing trial balances, worksheets,

and

more.

Media

Price

Code:

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DECUS-S.I.G. Seminar

PrograJm

and

RSTS-ll-I0l

Documentation

A

uthor:

Martin Minow

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard,

MA

Operating

System: RSTS/E V06B

Source

Language:

BASIC-PLUS

and

MACRO-ll

Abstract:

The

documentation is based

on

material that was prepared

for the

DECUS

RSTS/E

S.I.G. meeting

in

February 1977. It contains

information

on

the coding standard used for RSTS/E V06B, commonly

used

PEEK

sequences, the monitor statistics package,

and

several pro-

grams used

to

illustrate various features

of

RSTS/E-terminal

I/O

echo-

control mode, pseudo keyboard usage,

and

an

adaptive priority schedul-

er.

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Price

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A12, M55

RINNY2, Version B-2a,

#1

RSTS-ll-I02

Author: Eric Mark Rintell

Optical Illusions,

511

Central Ave., Cedarhurst,

NY

Operating

System: RSTS/E V06A-2

Source

Language:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory

Required:

8K,4K

Special

Hardware

Required:

PDPIl/40

up, SEND/RECEIVE

Terminal

Abstract:

RINNY2

is a Star Trek

Game

played

on

a 1000

by

1000

by

1000 matrix. It uses INSTR.BAS for instructions only.

This

game plays

you

in

command

of

a starship,

and

uses your name in a script using the

characters from the television show. Every time

you

move, the computer

(KLINGON)

logically moves against you.

Our

objective is to obliterate

the

KLINGON

with a 100 units

or

more

of

damage before he does it to

you.

It

is

an

evenly played game with computer making one move

at

a

time like you.

RINNY2

requires a basic knowledge

of

mathematics.

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Code:

D2,010

CADA

MODitor

RSfS-ll-l03

Author: Isaacs, Dekeyrel

and

Novick

Submitted

by:

Isaacs

and

Dekeyrel

The

University

Of

Iowa, 348 LCM, Iowa City,

IA

Operating

System: RSTS/E

Source

Language:

BASIC-PLUS or DECsystem-lO BASIC

Memory

Required:

16K

Other

Software

Required:

Run from Program

CADA

Abstract:

The

Iowa Testing Programs

of

The

University of Iowa has

been awarded a grant

in

the amount

of

$91,355.00

by

the

Na~onal

Science Foundation for development

of

a system

of

Computer-AssISted

Data

Analysis (CADA). Principal Investigator for the project is Dr.

Melvin R. Novick. The system, now being used

in

developmental form

at

numerous universities throughout the world, is designed for instructional

and

operational use

and

consists

of

a

collectio~

of

conversational

language programs written in the BASIC programmmg language. These

programs are designed

to

lead

an

investigator step-by-step through

elementary

and

complex methods

of

Bayesian statistical

infe~ence.

I~

cluded in the system will

be

conversational programs

that

WIll

penmt

substantive workers to monitor advancement decisionmaking

in

modular-

ized

instructional programs, to evaluate the effects of educational inter-

vention programs such as compensatory education, to provide

gui~ce

information to students from academic prediction systems

and

to

prOVide

educational administrators with easily used yet sophisticated methods

of

combining probabilities with utilities

or

values

in

order

to produce

coherent

and

effective decisions.

Media

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M55

VBFILE: Variable Record

Random

Access

File

RSfS-ll-l04

Handler Routines

Author: Ralph Lewis

and

Mark Nichols

California State University

at

Long Beach,

Human

Resources

Management Dept., School of Business, Long Beach,

CA

Operating

System: RSTS/E

Source

Language:

BASIC-PLUS

Memory

Required:

3K

(2K as system minimum)

Abstract:

The

procedures

and

functions

of

VBFILE facilitate

~e

random

access

of

variable length record files.

The

procedures

are

fast m

terms

of

computer access times, require little core storage,

are

economical

in terms

of

file space

(no

full

or

null characters are

used

to

pad

physical

records)

and

manage the file structure automatically.

They

are written

using

BASIC

PLUS record facilitates

but

do

not

require

the

programmer

to concern himself with record

10

or

the physical characteristics of the

file.

The procedures

are

modular. The user

can

select the modules he

needs

and

these modules

can

be

used

in

tum

by

other user written

functions

to

achieve the type

of

record management system needed.

The

logical record to

be

managed is a variable length character string which

has

an

associated physical record index. All details needed to map .the

physical record index

to

the logical record

and

put

and

extract

IOgtcal

records are handled

by

three functions.

Restrictions: File string cannot contain a tilde.

(-

or

CHR

126).

Media

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Code:

D2, G5

TECO-ll:

Text Editor and COrrector for

RSfS-ll-lOS

RSTS/E

Author: Michael A. Hall

and

James

S.

Evans

Lawrence University, Appleton, WI

Operating

System: RSTS/E, V6A-02

or

V6B-02

Source

Language:

MACRO-II

Memory

Required:

4K

shared

by

multiple users

Abstract:

TECO-ll

for RSTS/E is a fast, versatile, character-oriented

text editor that

can

handle

any

text files, including BASIC-PLUS

programs. Advanced features such as nested iteration loops, conditional

67

RSTS-II-I06-RSTS-II-IIO

RSTS-ll

Abstracts

RSTS-11-105 (Cont.)

execution blocks, and

macro

commands

augment

the

many

simpler

editing commands for character-string searches, replacements, insertions,

and deletions. TECO-Il honors all restrictions of protection codes and

nonprivileged user status when it accesses

files

under RSTS/E. The

TECO-II system

is

implemented under RSTS/E as

an

alternate run-time

system, which consists of 4K words of read-only, reentrant code that can

be shared by any number of users, who gain access via brief BASIC-

PLUS utility program. The distribution medium contains: object code for

the TECO-II run-time systems for RSTS/E

V06A-02

and

V6B-02,

source

code for the corresponding BASIC-PLUS utility programs for initiating

TECO-ll,

and formatted text

files

for a beginner's manual

(25

pages), a

reference manual (86 pages), and a manager's guide

(II

pages).

Note: The TECO-11 User Manual (DECUS

11-350)

must be

ordered separately. Write-up included with this program contains

loading instructions only. Complete TECO-II source

files

are not

available from the DECUS Library.

Restrictions: Systems with only 16K user area under RSTS/E,

V2A-02

No

Source

Available.

Media Price Code: A2,

MSS

RlMAG:

Utility

to

Read RT-11 Magtapes under RSTS-11-I06

RSTS/E

Author: Len Slosek

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, MA

Operating System: RSTS/E

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Abstract: RTMAG

is

a program designed to enable the copying of

Magtape

files

in a format compatible with that

used

by the

RT-ll

PIP

Program.

It

will read

files

from a tape which was created by PIP under

RT-ll

and transfer them in block mode to the RSTS system. Similarly, it

will read

files

from RSTS in block mode and put them on tape.

No

attempt

is

made to read the data in the

file.

The format for the commands

is

similar to that used by the RSTS PIP although the options are different.

Documentation

on

Media.

Media Price Code:

AI,

MSS

S08-11

RSTS-11-I08

Author: William T. Marshall

Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, MA

Operating System: RSTS/E

V6B

Source Language: BLISS-II

Memory Required: 11K

Abstract: SOS-ll

is

an

easy to use but powerful line oriented editing

system, available on the RSTS/E

V6B

operating system.

It

supports all

the features of the

PDP-1O

program by the same name, and

is

operated

in an almost identical manner.

SOS

organizes the

file

into lines and pages, which can be referenced

either by a line/page number or by textual

contento.

Most commands

operate on lines as single units, and one command (ALTER) includes a

very powerful character oriented editing subsystem.

SOS

operates on stream ASCII (BASIC+)

files

and RMS record

formatted

files,

either type with or without sequence numbers.

Media Price Code: A

7,

H32,

MSS

Format: DOS-II

Middlebury

CoUege

Utilities

and

Plotting Package RSTS-11-I09

Author: James Condict, Peter Mullen, and James Krupp

Middlebury College, Middlebury,

VT

Operating System: RSTS/E

V6B

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS (some EXTEND mode)

Memory Required: SK to 12K

68

Abstract: The "Middlebury College Utilities and Plotting Package"

is

a

collection

of

several

programs.

The

parts

of

the package are:

1.

PLOTIO/PLOTHP -BASIC-PLUS functions for complete sup-

port of Tektronix 4010 terminals; it includes functions for

annotated axes, labeling at any angle, plotting lines with and

without symbols for data points,

and

support of graphic input

mode. Requires only 3K wds in addition to program. PLOTHP

allows for the same program to produce identical plots on

an

HP7200 plotter without any program changes. Includes a user's

guide in

RUNOFF

format.

2.

MESMAN -Program to provide "mailbox" type of message

facility when user's log onto RSTS. Special provisions for

priveleged and project director user numbers.

3.

SYSMAN -Monitors terminals to insure no unused terminals

are left logged onto the system; also collects terminal usage

statistics by KB number.

4.

REACT/MONEY/CHANGE -Complete rewrites of DEC

CUSPs with added functionality and ease

of

use features,

including group entering and deleting of accounts, usage statis-

tics selectable on groups and printed in ppn order with totals and

subtotals, and convenient password changing for non-privleged

users.

5.

BAT/TBAT - A

low

overhead (5K word with insignificant CPU

utilization) extremely simple to use alternative to DEC batch.

The TBA T version uses the user terminal for a log

file,

hence

providing for indirect command

file

capability for any

RSTS

program. User's guide in

RUNOFF

format included.

6.

GAMES -Program which controls access to game and demon-

stration programs based upon selected parameters including

time of day, day of week, and number of active terminals on the

system.

Restrictions: Requires PRINT USING

and

MAT support. Only

tested with 4-word math package.

Documentation

on

Media.

Media Price Code:

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Format: DOS-II

STAT-II Statistical Package

Author: Michael D. Knauer

Digital Equipment Corporation

Submitted by: Ardoth H. Wilson

Central State University, Edmond,

OK

Operating System: RSTS/E V6A or later

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: 16K User Space

RSI'S-11-110

Abstract: STAT-II

is

a statistical package which can be easily used by

anyone, regardless or their experience with computers and computer

programming. All of the information needed to perform statistical

analyses with STAT-II

is

contained in Chapter

2,

including examples of

actual STAT-II programs.

The STAT-II program and manual use certain conventions with which

the user may not be familiar:

1.

In the sample programs in the manual, information typed in by

the user at the keyboard has been underlined to differentiate it

from computer output.

2.

In arithmetic expressions, an asterisk

(*)

is

used to denote

multiplication, and an upward-pointing arrow

(t)

to denote

exponentiation.

3.

A percent sign

(%)

appearing before a number in STAT-ll

output indicates only that the number has exceeded the normal

output format in length. The value of the number is still correct.

Documentation

on

Media.

Media Price Code: A2,

PBS

Format: RSTS

RSTS-ll

Abstracts

RSTS-II-III-RSTS-ll-llBl

RSTS with P AMILA

RSTS-ll-lll

Revised:

10

August 1977

Author: Dr.

Richard

A. Leavitt

Michigan State University, East Lansing,

MI

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

Up

to

8K

(User area)

Other Software Required:

PAMILA

Special Hardware Required: See abstract

Abstract: This software package includes eight programs and

files

that

are intended to operate on data received from PAMILA,

Vl.O,

a DEC

system that quantitates analog signals from a variety of laboratory

instruments (e.g., gas chromatograph), although any system which

crunches analog data into peak area, height, retention time etc. could be

easily adapted.

The major emphasis of this package

is

quantitation of unknown

samples by external standardization techniques using detectors that are

quite often non-linear in response.

Note:

The

DECUS

Library staff was unable. to determine the

availability

of

other

software which

may

be

required

in

order to

use this package.

Documentation on Media.

Media Price Code:

06,

H32

Format: RSTS

72PLOT-H-P

7lO2A Plotter Package RSTS-1l-1l2

Author: Allan

David

Beach

Auckland

Industrial Development Div., Auckland,

New

Zea-

land

Submitted by: J.B. Meikle

Operating System: RSTS V4A-12

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

8K

Abstract:

nPLOT

is

a software suite designed to drive the Hewlett-

Packard

n02A

X-

Y digital plotter to produce graphs with data points

(any ASCII character, or special graphpoint shapes), or

as

lines between

data points, or

as

a histogram plot. The user can select all axes

parameters (scales, logarithmic or linear, linear increment etc.) on a

variety of axed formats, and define a graph title and X and Y axes titles.

A simple linear regression analysis permits plotting of the best straight

line on a scatter diagram. For the histogram option, a Gaussian curve

equal in area to the histogram can be drawn.

Original data can be disk, tape, or keyboard sourced; output can be the

plotter, disc or tape.

An

accessory program allows reorienting of the plot (from a prepared

plot

file)

to give a vertical rectangular format. For accurate

scient~fic

graph plotting, a graph paper option

is

included which allows plotter

settings to be aligned with printed grids.

Media Price Code:

04,

G54

MICRO.BAS-8080 Based Microcomputer

RSTS-ll-l13

Simulator

A uthor: Charles Perry Locke

Ogden College

Computer

Lab, Bowling Green,

KY

Operating System:

RSTS/E

Source Language: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: 16K user area

Abstract: MICRO.BAS simulates a microcomputer based on the Intel

8080.

It

will

load and run programs that are in the Intel hex format (such

as those produced by 8080.BAS -RSTS-II-75). In addition to loading

and running programs, the following features are provided:

Any or all of user storage

(32K)

can

be

dumped

or

altered

by

the

user.

-All of the user registers plus the PC, SP, and status bits can be

dumped or altered by the user.

- A section of memory can be outputted in the Intel hex format.

- A register trace can be enabled which will dump the contents of

the user registers prior to the execution of each instruction.

- A simulated switch register can be set by the user and read under

program control.

- A counter which indicates the number of machine cycles that

have elapsed can

be

printed or altered by the user.

Media Price Code:

03,

M55

Format: RSTS

GRAPH PACKAGE RSTS-1l-1l4

Author: A. E. Lawrence

Luton

College

Of

Higher Education, Luton, Bedfordshire,

U.K.

Operating System:

RSTS/E

versions

6A

& 6B

Source LAnguage: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required:

May

require 14K

Abstract: GRAPAK

is

a suite of programs designed for producing

graphs on teletypes, line printers and similar devices.

It

has facilities for

processing experimental data (in up to four parameters), carrying out

intermediate calculations and least squares fitting

if

required. In addition,

general functions can be plotted alone, combined with other functions

(no limit on the number of functions), or combined with experimental

data. This package has many applications and may be useful whenever

data

is

to be displayed graphically.

It

is

not designed to drive a graph

plotter.

Note:

Contact

DECUS

Library regarding availability

of

tapes.

Media Price Code:

014

HELP COMMAND

RSTS-ll-llS

Author: Steven M. Coghill

Northern

Kentucky University, Highland Heights,

KY

Operating System:

RSTS/E

V6B

Source LAnguage: BASIC-PLUS

Memory Required: 4

Kw

Min

Abstract: This program provides information about CCLs, programs

and online manuals at the user's terminal. The text

files

can be created

via PIP or EDIT. Some help

files

are provided with RSTS/E. HELP

is

invoked via the CCL HELP.

Restrictions: Written

in

extended mode.

Media Price Code:

02,

M55

Format: RSTS

RSTS-ll

Library Magtape Package # 1

RSTS-ll-llBl

Abstract: Consists of

2400

ft.

magtape of all programs and documen-

tation in the RSTS-II Library from RSTS-II-I through RSTS-II-93

except items that have been withdrawn or are no longer available.

Documentation also includes RSTS-II-33 and

RSTS

52

listings, and

RSTS-II-34 manual.

Note:

The

2400 ft. magtape

can

be purchased without documen-

tation, Media Price Code P85.

Media

l'rice

Code:

A280,

CIO,

P350

Format:

DOS-II

69

RSTS-II-LIB2-RSTS-II-DK4

RSTS-ll

Abstracts

RSTS-ll

Library

Package

# 2 RSTS-II-LIB2

Abstract: Consists of

2400

ft.

magtape with programs and documenta-

tion for RSTS-II-94, RSTS-II-115, and RSTS-II-97 through

RSTS-II-I13.

Note: The 2400 ft. magtape can be purchased without documen-

tation, Media Price Code

P85.

Media Price Code: A70, PI40

Format: DOS-II

RSTS-ll

Library

RKOS

Package

# 1

RSTS-ll-DKI

Abstract: Consists of I RK05 disk pack with currently available

programs and documentation for RSTS-ll-I through RSTS-1l-43. Doc-

umentation also includes RSTS-II-33 listing and RSTS-II-34 manual.

Note: The RK05 disk pack can be purchased without documen-

tation, Media Price Code QI45.

Media Price Code:

AI30,

Q260

Format: RSTS

RSTS-ll

Library

RKOS

Package

# 2 RSTS-ll-DK2

Abstract: Consists of I RK05 disk pack with currently available

programs and documentation for

RSTS-1l44

through RSTS-1l-67.

Documentation also includes RSTS-II-52 listing.

70

Note: The RK05 disk pack can be purchased without documen-

tation, Media Price Code Q145.

Media Price Code:

AI02,

Q230

Format: RSTS

RSTS-ll

Library

RKOS

Package

#3

RSTS-ll-DK3

Abstract: Consists of I RK05 disk pack with currently available

programs and documentation for RSTS-II-68 through RSTS-II-93.

Note: The RK05 disk pack can be purchased without documen-

tation, Media Price Code QI45.

Media Price Code: A48, Q

180

Format: RSTS

RSTS-ll

Library

RKOS

Package

#4

RSTS-ll-DK4

Abstract: Consists of I RK05 disk pack with currently available

programs and'documentation for RSTS-II-94, RSTS-II-97 through

RSTS-II-I06.

Note: The RK05 disk pack can be purchased without documen-

tation, Media Price Code QI45.

Media Price Code: A42, Q170

Format: RSTS

Section 3

Standards

Section 3

STANDARDS

3.1

DEC

Standards and other documentation related to standards such

~

programming conventions

and guidelines, available through DECUS

DIGITAL Software Standards are software-related technical documents developed byDIGITAL.They

cover items such

as

the format and organization of data on a tape, or how the month, day, and year

should be printed on a directory listing.

DIGITAL Standards specify areas of compatibility across multiple products. In general, new

products are required to conform to applicable standards, however, the applicability of any standard

is

subject to review in terms of the market needs of the particular product. The existence of a

particular standard

is

NOT a commitment by DIGITAL to conform to specifications detailed in that

standard.

Many software development issues are not covered by existing DIGITAL Standards, and not all

existing DIGITAL Software Standards are available from DECUS. Users must make their own

evaluation of whether or not these documents might be of value to them.

The following documents are available through DECUS:

DEC

Standard for Basic Key Keyboard

Submitted by: Digital Equipment Corp.

Date:

ll-Jan-74

DEC

SID

107

Abstract: This specification describes a DEC standard basic

6O-key

keyboard layout which conforms to the ANSI

X4.14-1971

standard

typewriter keyboard. Two additional keys are reserved

for

future stand-

ardization requirements. This keyboard

is

available as a keyswitch array

only, without electronics or with electron,ics completely encoded. In

addition,

an

II-key numeric pad

is

offered as

an

accessory attachment

to

the main keyboard,

and

a 19-key array pad without electronics

is

available for additional capability.

These keyboard layouts are intended for use on all new equipment

designs introduced into production after January

1,

1974.

Media Price Code: A2

DEC

Standard for Escape Sequences

Submitted by: Digital Equipment Corp.

Date: I-Jul-74

DEC

SID

110

Abstract: Indiscriminate echoing of ESC as

(33)8

is

prohibited. Where

it

is

desirable to print some displayable character to provide visible

confirmation that ESC has been received by the program, then that

character must be single dollar sign ($; (44)8).

ESC

is

the character which initially delimits an ESC sequence and ESC

may carry no other meaning, even though ESC currently has many other

meanings. Applies to all new DEC terminals.

Media Price Code: A2

DEC

Standard for Terminal Synchronization

Submitted by: Digital Equipment Corp.

Date: 6-Mar-77

DEC

SID

111

Abstract:

DCl

and

DC3,

21(8)

and

23(8)

formerly

XON

and

XOFF

respectively, are to be used for synchronization of terminal keyboards in

the manner described in the standard, DC2

and

DC4, 22(8) and

24(8)

formerly TAPE and NOT-TAPE respectively, are reserved for future use,

likely for synchronization as

well.

Media Price Code: A2

Standard Date Format for Output

Submitted by: Digital Equipment Corp.

Date: 10-Feb-77

DEC

SID

112

Abstract: This standard ensures an unambiguous interpretation of

dates by readers around the world. This format

is

one which

is

in

common use throughout most of the world, is reasonably terse,

is

well

human-engineered and

is

easy to produce in any computer system.

Media Price Code: A2

Standard for Indexes, Appendixes, Running

DEC

SID

118

Heads and Section Numbering for Software

Documentation Manuals

Submitted by: Digital Equipment Corp.

Date: 22-Jan-76

Abstract: The requirements for

an

index are defined. Material suitable

for appendixes

is

described. The use of running heads for chapter-

oriented manuals

is

specified. The acceptable levels

and

numbering

schemes of headings' for both chapter-oriented and nonchapter-oriented

software manuals are explained.

Media Price Code: A2

Cassette Format Standard for Labelled and

Unlabelled Files

Retrieval number: 005-003-016-06

Submitted

by:

Digital

Equipment

Corp.

Date: 21-Feb-77

DEC

SID

125

71

DEC

STD

143-DEC

STD

167 Standards

DEC

SID

125

(Cont.)

Abstract:

This

standard

should

be read by hardware and software

people.

It

describes the format and labelling conventions for

files,

physical blocks, logical records and data written on Digital Equipment

Corporation Cassettes.

It

also describes the unlabelled standard. This

standard must be followed when reading and writing cassettes intended

for interchange between systems; it

is

recommended for other cassettes.

Media Price Code: A2

Standard for Updating Hardware/Software

Manuals

Submitted by: Digital Equipment Corp.

Date:

19-Aug-76

DEC

SID

143

Abstract: Document updates provide corrected, modified, or new

information concerning a hardware/software product. This standard

defines the format in which document updates are to be published.

Media Price Code:

A2

DEC Representation of Data Values in

AScn

DEC

SID

145

Character Strings for Information Interchange

Standard

Submitted by: Digital Equipment Corp.

Date: 27-May-76

Abstract: This standard defines the representation of data in character

strings for interchange among DEC systems.

It

is

an extension of ANSI

X3.42.

American National Standard for the Representation of Numeric

Values in Character Strings for Information Interchange.

Media Price Code:

A2

User Mode Diagnostic Standard

Submitted by: Digital Equipment Corp.

Date:

IO-Feb-77

DEC

SID

148

Abstract: This

docum~nt

defines general guidelines for user mode

diagnostics. User mode diagnostics are tasks which run under the control

of an operating system and attempt to detect and report hardware

malfunctions to enable maintenance personnel to quickly complete

corrective or preventive maintenance while the operating system con-

tinues to perform meaningful applications work. This standard specifies

72

both the functions performed by the diagnostic and the operating system

services required to support each of these levels of user mode diagnostics.

Applies to PDP-lO and PDP-II processor families and all future systems.

Media Price Code: A2

Punched Card Format Standard

Submitted by: Digital Equipment Corp.

Date: 19-May-77

DEC

SID

151

Abstract: This standard defines

two

formats for encoding data on

industry-compatible

80

column tabulating cards for the purpose of

ensuring that such cards may be used as a compatible means of

information interchange between DIGITAL computer systems.

Media Price Code: A2

Volume Identification for Removable Disk Pack DEC

SID

167

Disk Systems

Submitted by: Digital Equipment Corp.

Date: 19-May-1977

Abstract: This standard defines the format and location of the volume

identification block required to allow disk packs of removable disk-pack

systems to be identified in all CPU familes. This block

will

enable

operating systems to identify the origin and format of a volume and

decide

if

the volume can be processed. This standard also defines a

standard error message for volumes that can not be processed.

Media Price Code: A2

BASIC-PLUS Software Conventions DEC

SID

AOOI

Submitted by: Martin Minow, Digital Equipment Corp.

Date: 28-Feb-77

Abstract: This specification defines the software conventions that

BASIC-PLUS programs to be run under RSTS/E should follow. These

conventions include coding and program documentation/commenting

techniques. The conventions are intended to simplify software mainte-

nance, to ease software release activities, to aid the software librarian,

and to allow the use of standard function libraries. (This standard

is

part

of DECUS NO. RSTSII-I01.)

Media Price Code: A2

Section 4

Indexes

Section 4.1

ALPHABETICAL INDEX

·1 (STAR-ONE)(Withdrawn)

"3D-TIC-TAC"

1401

Simulator

1401

Simulator (RSTS Version)

72PLOT-HP

7202A Plotter Package

8008.BAS

and

8080.BAS

Absolute

Loader

for DOS, RT-11

and

RSTS

ABSPAT: Absolute Binary

Patch

on

RK

Disk

and

DECtape

AC

Circuit Analysis

Program

ACC:

Accounting

ACCEPT

ACCLOG:

Task

Accounting Package

For

RSX-11MV3.0

ACCMA

T

-Account

Maintenance

File

Accounting Package

ADC

ADUMP

ADVENTURE

ALGEBRA-A

Program

for Manipulating Logical

Expressions

ALGOL

for RT-11

ALGOL

for RSX-11

AMD-CDC

200

UT

Simulator

AN5800; A

Group

of

Routines for

Handling

the

Analogic

AN5800

Data

Conversion System

Analog

Computer

Simulator

Assorted Routines for use with

OOS-II

BACADI,

ASCII-EBCDIC

Magtape File

Dump

Basic

Image

Processing System for

CAT

Scans

BASIC:

Dartmouth

BASIC

to

BASIC-PLUS

Text

Editor

BATCH-Batch

Processing for

the

PDP-11/20

with

RSTS-II

BB-Bit Bucket Device

Handler

For

RSX-11D

BENDIX:

Handlers

and

Interface Subroutines for

a Bendix

Datagrid

Coordinate

Digitizer,

Operating

Under

BASIC

PTS

or

BASIC

RTII

Bentley Variety Package

Binary

Tape

Interpreter/Address

Scanner

BINFEDjDOS

Based Binary

Module

List/patch

Program

BIOF:

BASIC

Input/Output

Function

BIOMAC-Macros

for Structured Programming

in

MACRO

Blackjack for

FOCAL-II

BLDPII

Block Display

Program

BLISS-11 (Withdrawn)

BLISS-II/RSX-IIM

Interface Macros

BLKUSE,

Block Usage

Summary

for File

Structured

Devices

BNR

Utilities

BOOT

BRANCH-DECAL

Branching Scheme for

"N"

Right

Out

of

"T" Tries

BRAVO

BXMIT

CADA

Monitor

CALC:

A Calculator

Program

CALEND-Calendar

Generator

CAMAC

Support

Library for Industrial Systems

CAREERS

CASANOVA

Package

CDA-Crash

Dump

Analyzer

CHSBRD

11-96

11-72

11-161

RSTS-l1-72

RSTS-11-112

RSTS-11-75

11-186

11-257

11-12

11-278

11-71

11-329

RSTS-11-51

RSTS-II-7

11-93A

11-13

11-340

11-68

11-23IA

11-23IB

11-147a

11-123

RSTS-11-38

11-106

11-116

11-321

RSTS-11-92

RSTS-11-81

11-334

11-299

RSTS-II-62

11-31

11-23

11-27

11-208

11-5

11-91

11-160

11-271

11-124

11-348

11-137

RSTS-11-85

RSTS-11-25

11-61

RSTS-11-I03

11-341

11-131

11-268

11-180

RSTS-II-98A

11-178

RSTS-11-93

CHSSLV: A CHESS-PROBLEM SOLVER 11-162

CILINK-A

Swapping Overlay

Loader

CIOFBjDOS

Based

Overlay File Builder/Editor

11-166

(Version 3)

11-21

Oock

Generator

11-164

CMMT:

Commenting

and

Lining

up

Assembler

Files 11-305

COLIST

11-133

Compendium

of

(DECAL)

CAl

Programs RSTS-11-94

COMBINE

11-35

COMPU/CORDER

PDP-II

OOS

Driver

or

"How

to

Make

a Cassette Behave Like

DECtape"

11-88

Computer

Dating

RSTS-11-53

Computer

Dating

(Withdrawn)

11-56

Computer-Oriented-Accounting Package RSTS-ll-IOO

COMSYS--RSTS-II

Communications System RSTS-11-35

CONSOLE: Change System Console

From

One

Terminal

to

Another

11-318

Contour

Plotting

Program

11-228

Conway's

Game

'LIFE'

11-37

Conway's "Life",

PAL-liS

Version 11-101

COPY03: Backup

Program

(To

and

From

all

Devices Except DECtape) RSTS-11-87

COPYTAPE

11-29

Core

Load

to

MAIN

DEC

TapejMAINDEC

Tape

11-19

Core-Only

RSX-IIM,

Version I 11-205

COSAP-Conversationally

Oriented Statistical

Analysis Package RSTS-11-30

CREATE

and

CREATI

RSTS-11-5

CRTEXT

11-87

CYCLES RSTS-11-76

CYCLES 11-235

DATE

11-336

Dartmouth

Statistics Programs RSTS-11-45

DATMAN:

BASIC

Data

Manipulation Package 11-306

DC.MAC-R

C Disk Driver for

RT-ll

11-175

DEAS

11-171

DEBUG

H-289

DECODE

VOU 11-342

DECtape

Handler

11-41

DECtape

Operating System

(WithdrClWll)

11-43

DECUS-S.I.G. Seminar Programs

and

Documentation RSTS-11-101

DELFIL,

Delete A File

From

FORTRAN

11-144

DEPRESS

(Withdrawn)

RSTS-II-4

Determination

of

Blood Volume &

Red

Blood Cell

Survival 11-120

Device

Handler

and

Plotting Package for

Houston

Instrument

DPI-Plotter

Under

RSX-IID

11-218

DEXP

11-154

DFPEEKjDOS

Based Disk

Inspect/patch

Routine

11-22

DFWFT

-Discrete

Fast

Walsh-Fourier

Transform

Subroutine 11-78

DIBOL

Translator 11-200

DICE

RSTS-11-90

Dice

Game

for the

PDP-II

11-3

DIRECTORY:

List Disk Directories 11-315

DISASM:

RSX-IID

Disassembler

(WitNlrClWll)

11-238

DLINES

11-45

DOS

BASIC, Version

2A

11-70

OOS

FOCAL,

OOS

DRIVERS

and

LIST-II

11-156

DOS

VERSION

OF

BASIC 11-64

OOSjRTll

9-

Track

Magtape

Generate/llead

Programs for

UNIVAC

11-170

73

Alphabetical Index

DOSLST

-DOS

Directory /File Lister

11-223

FXSUBS

11-141

DRII-A/e

LoadAble

Driver

with

Build

Package

11-352

Games, Puzzles and

Recreation-I

RSTS-II-13

DSKBOT

11-60

Games, Puzzles

and

Recreation-2

RSTS-11-14

DSKDMP

and

MTDUMP

11-40

GAMMA-II Package:

VQ,

MIT,

QPQS, XEBH

11-152

DSKPAT

11-206

GATREC,GAIDPY

11-351

DSKSAV

/DOS

Disk SA VEjRESTORE

11-26

General-Purpo~

External Function for

PDP-II

DTY: Alphabetical Directory Listing

11-277

BASIC II-57

Dump in Bootstrap Format Binary

11-8

GENES RSTS-11-27

DVRTST DOS Driver Testing Package

11-122

GERMAN-Adjective

Ending Game and Data

DX: PDP-8 Format DECtape Handler

11-355

File Editor RSTS-II-18

DXDRV: RXOljRX11 Handler for RSX-11D or GETBIN: Change a Paper Tape Binary Program

lAS

11-247

To

RSX-IIM Bootstrappable Task.

11-281

EAS.BAS: Enhanced Assembler Structures

11-256

GONIF

11-134

EBCDIC To ASCII Magtape Conversion

11-67

Gradient-Scintigraphy

11-185

ECAP

11-126

GRADES: Grading, Recording, & Analyzing

ED--Scrolling Video Text Editor

11-343

Diverse Evaluations of Students

11-338

EDDY

-A

Scope Oriented Editor for the PDP-II

11-86

GRAPH PACKAGE RSTS-II-114

EDIT RSTS-II-29 GT40 Debugger

11-308

EDIT8 RSTS-II-32 GT40 Graphics Utility Routines

11-225

EDITOR.BAS (and EDITIN), Version 6A RSTS-ll-1

GT40.MAC-A

FORTRAN Subroutine Set for the

EDITX-An

Improved DOS EDIT

11-202

GT40 Series Display (VTI

1)

11-114

EDITX (Withdrawn)

11-33

GULP, Gamma-II Utility Program

11-118

EDUALO-Multi-User

BASIC

11-65

HOCI, A Finite Element Computer Program for

Educational Administration

System-Ver

1.

Two-Dimensional Stress Analysis of Elastic

(Withdrawn) RSTS-II-95 Solids

11-103

Electron Spin Resonance and General Integration HOC2, A Finite Element Computer Program for

Program

11-44

Two-Dimensional Steady-State Conduction

Elementary Instructional Programs, Volume

II

RSTS-II-66 Heat Transfer Analysis 11-104

Elementary Instructional Programs, Volume I RSTS-II-43 HELP Bootstrap

11-49

ENCODE/DECODE for PDP-II FORTRAN IV HELP COMMAND RSTS-II-115

(Withdrawn)

11-30

HELPER-Editing

and Renumbering BASIC-

Enlarged Character Printing Utility

11-326

PLUS Programs RSTS-11-61

EPDEMO-Additional

BASIC-PLUS Demos for HIDE: Hidden Line Removal/Plotting Subprogram

11-325

the PDP-11 RSTS-II-24 Hockey Game

11-107

Everhart Collection on Magtape

11-210

HPPLOT.BAS--Hewlett-Packard 7202A Graphic

Extended FOCAL, DOS Version

11-237

Plotter Programs RSTS-II-67

Extended

ODT-IIX

11-28

IBV-11A FORTRAN Support Package

11-317

External Functions for PDP-II BASIC

11-47

INDEX: FORTRAN Cross Reference Program

Fast Digital Signal Processing Software Package V02J

11-229

for the

PDP-II

11-296

INRAN,

OUTRAN~mputerized

Question

Fast Fourier Transform Routine

11-179

Generation

#2

RSTS-11-31

Fast, Accurate Matrix Equation Solver and Matrix INSFCL: DOS Instrumentation FOCAL

11-263

Inverter

11-112

Interval Histogram Program

V.OO3

11-127

FAST; ECONMY, ECON2; ONIONS RSTS-II-19 INVSIM-Inventory Simulations RSTS-II-69

Fast Spectrogram Generation/Display for PDP-I

1/

IOS--PDP-II/45 Formatted Input/Output Task

VT-II or

VS-60

11-261

Stacker and Processor

11-109

FBTRAN-Formatted

Binary Transfer

11-102

IOXCRT-Input

Output Executive with

CRT

and

FFT

Demonstration Package

11-197

Hard Copier

11-84

FFT

-A

Conversational Fast Fourier Transform

11-151

IOXEXT

-Input

Output Executive Extended

11-85

FFTIIC-A

Fast Fourier Transform Subroutine

For

Complex Data 11-16a ISNCS2

and

IQSIN2-16-Bit Trigonometric

Functions

11-190

FFTSC-I6-Bit

Complex

FFT

11-189

ISNCS4

and

IQSIN4-16-Bit Trigonometric

FILDMP (K082.) with

/PA(Lll)

Switch Option

11-83

Functions

11-191

FILDMP: File Dump Utility and Object Module

KA-

The Small Console Driver

11-194

Cracker

11-242

File Compatibility Package PDP-9/15 DECtape to KB.MAC-Non-Console Teletype Driver for

RT-II

PDP-II DECtape

11-25

(Withdrawn)

11-184

File Utility Programs For MU-BASIC/RT-II

11-297

KERNEL: Security KERNEL for the

PDPII/45

11-279

Fiscal Accounting RSTS-II-52 KIDVR-Keyboard Terminal Driver for DOS

11-99

FISH: Post

and

Inter Spike Interval Analysis

11-320

LALR (I) Parser Constructor to Translate

Floppy Disk Utility (RT-11 Compatible) RSTS-II-89 Computer Languages

11-312

FOCAL-II (Withdrawn)

11-24

Laramie High ECMEP Math Programs RSTS-II-82

FODT

11-138

LASL Cornucopia # I

11-252

FODT: FORTRAN IV On-Line Debugging Tool 11-270A "LEM" (Simulation of a Lunar Landing)

11-111

FODT: FORTRAN IV On-Line Debugging Tool LIB.

FOR-Library

Routines

11-213

for RT-11

11-270B

LIFE Game for DOS

and

Scope

11-267

FORM-A

Formatter for MACRO Source Code

11-203

Line Editor for RSTS-BASIC (MODIFY) RSTS-II-28

FORMAT-DECtape.

Formatter for RT-11

11-216

Line Printer Plot

11-309

Forms-Control Simulation for DECwriters

and

"LlNK"-FORTRAN

Callable Task Linking

11-358

Teletypes

11..;188

LINK-lIS

(Withdrawn)

11-6

FORODT: FORTRAN Debug Routine for

RT-II

11-356

LISP I I

11-304

FORTH

Programming System for the PDP-II

11-232

LlSTAL.BAS RSTS-II-59

Fractions Drill

and

Practice RSTS-II-44 LISTER: Listing Utility Program

11-243

FTCHEM: Fast Fourier Transform for CAPS-11 Listing Program for a PDP-II Computer

11-90

BASIC without EAE

11-274

LlSTRSX:

RSXIID

Multi-Column Listing Utility

11-266

74

Alphabetical Index

LKP. MAC: Improved Lookup Processor for DOS

NULL

Device Handler 11-300

V9,1O

11-261

ODT-II,

ODT-IIX,

Revised 11-74

LOADER

11-75

ODT-IIT

II-58

LP

or

CR

PDP-II

DOS Drivers for Use With A.

ODT-IIXR

II-52

B.

Dick Videojet Printer

11-73

ODT.BAS: Octal Debugging Technique for

LP.MAC-A

Handler for Use With

an

A.B. Dick

MUBAS/RT-II

11-302

Videojet Line Printer Under RSX-11D 11-217

ODT-IIT

11-221

LP.PAL, SP.PAL;

TIY

Drivers for Printer, Punch OMSI PlLOT-73 RSTS-II-84

and

Reader of V 4 Monitor 11-100 One Programmer's Utility Package for the

PDP-II

11-115

LPS-II

lOX

Package 11-183 OS/8

To

FILES-II Source Program Converter 11-353

LSFORM-LSII

Centronix Line-Printer Driver for OS/8 to RSTS Interface RSTS-II-86

RSTS V4A RSTS-II-15 OSCAR: Conversational Computer 11-258

M.I.T. Garbage Collection # I

and

#2

11-282 PACK.BAS RSTS-II-57

RSX-llD

Cornucopia (formerly

MIT

RSX PAL-11A (I2K)

Card

Reader Assembler

11-38

Cornucopia) 11-287

PAL-lIS

(Withdrawn)

11-7

MACRO Package for

MACRO-II

to Assemble PAL-8, I

I-A

PDP-8 Assembler Implemented

on

a

INTEL

8008 Code 11-290

PDP-II

11-201

MACRO Package for

MACRO-II

to assemble PAL8X (Stand Alone Version (0) 11-42

Signetics 2650 Code

11-291

PALDMP. K042

11-66

MACSP:

MACRO-Il/SP

Structured Programming PALEDIT 11-34

Macros 11-339 Paper Tape Duplicator (High Speed Reader to

MAGTAPE

LOADER

II-54

TIY)

11-14

Management

Case

Studies RSTS-II-40 PAPTAP, MAGTAP,

LISTAC-Additional

Cusps

MAP: Disk Block Usage

11-275

for RSTS-II RSTS-11-83

MARGOT: A MACRO-Based Generator of Parity Subroutine 11-36

Command Language Interpreters 11-322

PARITY-Paper

Tape Compatibility with I.C.L.

ll-SO

MASK 11-98 PARITY.

MAC-High

Speed Even (Odd) Parity

MATRIX

ROUTINES 11-254 Paper Punch Driver 11-177

Matrix Software Company

Game

and

Demo PASCAL Compiler for the PDP-11 (Swedish

Package RSTS-11-71 Version V04) 11-346

MEMSEG-A

4K-123K Bank-At-A-Time PDP-11 PASCAL: PASCAL-II Programming System 11-246

Memory Diagnostic 11-198 PAYROLL, Idaho Falls Payroll System RSTS-1l-33

MFT

Utility Package 11-204 PCP-11/MFT-11, DOS Timesharing

and

MICRO.BAS--8080 Based Microcomputer Catalogued Procedures 11-195

Simulator RSTS-11-113 PDM70 Support Routines 11-146

Middlebury College Utilities

and

Plotting Package RSTS-11-I09 PDP-8 Cross Assembler for

RSX-IID

11-354

MIGIT

RSTS-II-50

PDP-II

BASIC Demonstration Package 11-10

MINIPIP-l1 11-125

PDP-II

Binary Loader 11-4

MIS-Management

Information System RSTS-II-42

PDP-II

Datapoint Editor,

JPEDIT

11-15

ML/I

Macro Processor 11-69

PDP-II

DECtape Copy Routine

11-11

Modification

of

the

RT-ll

General Terminal

PDP-II

Program to Load Card Output Produced

Handler

to

Simulate

Hard

Copy

Form

Control

11-181

by

the Wang IBM

370/pDP-ll

Cross

Modifications to

ED-II

VOO4A

11-55 Assembler

and

Linker 11-168

Modified Absloader

and

Dump

Program 11-295

PDP-II

Reverse Assembler 11-79

Modified

lOX

for Handling More

Than

One

PDP-II

Utility Routines: ASCIB, JLBITS, CSISR 11-273

Terminal

11-233

PDP-ll/1O

Loader

11-53

Modifying

RT-ll

V02-01 to

Run

on

an

RC

Disk

PDP

AS-PDP-l1

Assembler 11-76

as System Device (Withdrawn) 11-182

PDUMP-DOS

Based Register/Core

Dump

MONUP-DOS

Monitor Update Program (Withdrawn)

11-18

(Withdrawn) 11-32

PERMUT

-Permutes

a Given Sequence of

Numbers

11-77

MOONLANDER

(LEM)

11-173

PICT-Machine

Code Tester 11-220

MOSFLD: A Least Squares Fitting Routine for Picture Book (Withdrawn) RSTS-II-107

Mossbauer

and

Effect Spectra 11-259 Picture Book 11-323

MOVERX.BAS RSTS-Il-58 PLOT

-Digital

Incremental Plotter Software

MPS Cross Assembly Programs for RT-l1 11-224 Package

11-211

MRIIDX

11-165

POLFIT, A FOCAL Program to

Fit

Data

to

MRMLIB 11-207 Polynomials up to 6th Degree

11-105

MTPS

and

MFPS

Emulator 11-357 PPMT

and

DUMPMT

11-51

MTFDEL-TUIO

Magtape File Deleting Program

11-81

Procedure for Interfacing

to

FOCAL-II 11-62

MUD11 11-234 PROCON-l1

11-97

MUMPS-II

Library Tape 11-362 Project DELTA Educational Package, Section A,

MUMPS-II

Program Documentor 11-332 Mathematics Programs RSTS-II-9

MUMPS Utilities 11-324 Project DELTA Educational Package, Section

B,

NAMES

and

CEMGEN,

Computerized Question Statistics Programs RSTS-11-10

Generation RSTS-11-23 Project DELTA Educational Package, Section C,

Nicolet 1090 Digital Oscilloscope Handler

and

Business Programs RSTS-11-11

Interface to

PDP-II

11-319 Project DELTA Educational Package, Section D,

NMRSIM-Nuclear

Magnetic Resonance Electronics

and

Production Oriented Programs RSTS-II-12

Simulation

and

Plotting Program RSTS-11-64 Project DELTA Educational Package, Section E,

North Country Union High School Administrative Additional Programs and Section F Teacher

Programs RSTS-II-46 Assistance Programs RSTS-II-47

NORTON-Astronomical

Ephemeris Program Project DELTA Educational Package, Section

G,

Package

RSTS-11-63

Business Programs

and

Section H

Data

NPACK

11-93C Processing Programs RSTS-II-48

7S

Alphabetical Index

PTHEAD-Paper

Tape Heading Program 11-219 Simulation

of

Electron Paramagnetic

Resonance

PUNCH.

BAS

RSTS-11-60 Powder Spectra 11-347

QANDA

11-139 Single Precision Unsigned Multiply /Divide

11-2

QSORTA: Fastest Core Sort-Quicksort 11-298 Single User BASIC, Version

GE08B

ll-129

QUANDA

11-128 Slow Matrix Inversion

For

Real Numbers 11-9

RADIX-Base

Conversion Routine 11-155 SMOT 11-153

READ-FORTRAN

Compatible Free Format SNPDMP 11-149

Input Routines 11-113 SOL

VE-Southeastern

On-Line Version of

READID.MAC RSTS-11-36 Enrollment RSTS-11-68

READID.MAC

(Withdrawn) 11-159 SORT: Generalized File Sort Utility 11-292

Real Time

EXF

for Single User BASIC 11-167 SORT

-Utility

ASCII Sort 11-359

Real Time Sound Modification Programs

11-311

SOS-l1 RSTS-II-I08

Real-Time Overlay for

1-8

User BASIC-II

(VOO2A)

11-95

SOTS-Small

FORTRAN

OTS for RSX 11-236

REC: File Recovery 11-276

SPACEWAR

11-192

REDISK-DOS

File-Structure Rebuilder 11-196 Spence Math Strands, Version 2 (Withdrawn) RSTS-11-96

RENUM-FORTRAN

~enumbering

Program 11-214

SPOOL-II:

Generalized

I/O

Spooler for

DOS/

RENUMB.BAS: BASIC File Renumbering

MUD/MFT/PCP

11-264

Program 11-244 SPOOL: Foreground Line Printer Spooler 11-316

RENUMBERER

11-330 SPPLT

-Hybrid

Orbital Contour Plotting Program RSTS-II-65

RESEQ-Program

Resequencing RSTS-1l-6

SPRING

THING

RSTS-11-37

RESEQ.BAS: Line Resequence Programme 11-303 SQRS 11-140

Reverse Assembler for

RT-ll

11-335

Square Root Routine for Integers 11-345

RFSAV

and

RFRST

ll-150

SRD: Sort Directory Utility 11-260

RINNY2, Version B-2a, # I RSTS-II-I02 SRL Magtape Operating System

11-63

RK

II

Disk to Disk Duplicator 11-82 Stage 2 for the

PDP-ll

operating under

RT-ll

11-307

RMDEMO

11-230 ST AGE2

For

Small Paper Tape Systems

11-251

RO.MAC-MT

ROLLIN File Device Driver 11-226 STAGE2

For

The

PDP-II

11-158

ROBOT

and

FIX

RSTS-11-21 STAR-TREK (SPACWR) 11-174

ROTATE, POLY. PLOTIO. XYPLOT RSTS-II-26 STAR-TREK (SPACWR) for

RSX-IIM

11-293

RPGFNS:

BASIC-PLUS Functions for Accessing STAT-II Statistical Package

RSTS-lI-lI

0

RPG

Files (Withdrawn) RSTS-11-91 STIRS, Self-Training Interpretive

and

Retrieval

RSTS Pedormance Measurement Package RSTS-11-79 System Programs

For

Mass

Spectral

Data

11-143

RSTS with

PAMlLA

RSTS-11-1I1

"SUPER

DUPER"

(Fast

PDP-II

DECtape

RSTS-II Library Magtape with

no

documentation. RSTS-II-MTLIB Duplication Routine) 11-39

RSTS-II Library Magtape Package # I RSTS-II-LIBI

SYSELF-System

Status-self

RSTS-1l-74

RSTS-ll

Library Magtape Package # 2 RSTS-II-LIB2 SYSMAC.THM 11-199

RSTS-II Library RK05 Package # I RSTS-II-DKI System Status

Display-Hazeltine

2000 RSTS-II-8

RSTS-II Library RK05 Package

#2

RSTS-ll-DK2

SYZER:

RT-ll

System Sizer 11-272

RSTS-II Library RK05 Package

#3

RSTS-II-DK3

T4OIOC

TEKTRONIX

4010/4610/4953 Control

RSTS-II Library RK05 Package

#4

RSTS-ll-DK4

Procedures 11-245

RSX-II BASIC 11-269 TABS: Replaces Tabs with Blanks 11-248

RSX-II/DOS-II

DDT-Symbolic

Debugger 11-313

TAGFIL.FIN-Directory

Annotation Program for

RSX-llD

Core

Dump

11-148 DOS

and

RTll

11-227

RSX-llD

Cornucopia (formerly

MIT

RSX TAGGET: Simple

DATA

Encripter for RSTS/E-

Cornucopia) 11-287 RT11 11-285

RSX-IID

FOCAL 11-284

TALK-Inter

Terminal Communications Program RSTS-ll-16

RSX-llD

Task Package 11-157 TAPFOR.MAC RSTS-1I-54

RSX-llD

TECO

&

RSX-llM

TECO (Withdrawn) 11-163 T

AXRTN-Canadian

Individual Income

Tax

RSX-II

TECO

With Buffered Typeout

and

VT52 Return 11-187

WINDOW

SUPPORT, Plus TECO

DOCTOR

TCU-lOO

Oock

Daemon for Digital Pathways

Game

11-360 UNIBUS

Oock/fimer

11-349

RT-II

File Conversion Program for Absolute

TDL/SCRIPT

RSTS-II-80

Loader Paper Tapes with SA < 1000 11-310

TECO-Text

Editor

and

Correction for

RSX-IID,

RT-II

General Purpose Magnetic Tape Handler 11-337 Version 6A (Withdrawn) 11-212

RT-lI

RUNOFF

11-314 TECO-II Manual 11-350

RT-ll

TECO 11-288

TECO-II:

Text Editor

and

Corrector for

RSTS/E

RSTS-lI-l05

RTDOS 11-172 TECO: DOS-II

TECO

11-265

RTMAG: Utility to Read

RT-ll

Magtapes under TECO V28 for

RSX-llD/IAS

11-334

RSTS/E

RSTS-ll-I06

TECO V28 for

RSX-IIM

11-333

RUN.MAC/SSWTCH.MAC 11-176 TECO V28 for

RT-ll

11-288

RUNOFF,

V6A (Withdrawn) 11-222

TED-IIA,

Text Editor 11-132

RUNOFF:

Documentation Preparation 11-24 I TELEP.BAS: Address Manipulator 11-255

RUSROU: Multi-Terminal Russian Roulette RSTS-II-99

TERM.MAC-

Terminet Device Driver for

RXII

Floppy Utility 11-209 PDP-I 1/20, DOS V8.02 ll-193

SADSM RSTS-II-49

TEXT

EDITOR

FOR

RSTS RSTS-II-3

SAPLOD-stand-Alone

Program Loader for DOS 11-92 TEXTED RSTS-ll-17

SCORE

11-93B

TGH

GAMMA-II

Package-HEAD,

STOM,

SEND.MAC:

RXS-IID

Interminal

RENO

ll-135

Communications

MCR

Command 11-30l

THYR

ll-l36

Set of Utility Routines for any

PDP-II

Machine The Timer Package RSTS-1l-56

Running

RT-lI

BASIC 11-294 TRA. MAC: "Real-Time"

TRAN

Processor for

SET.OBJ

11-250

DOS (V9

or

later) 11-262

SGCML:

Get

Command Line Enhancement

11;.239

TRACE

Debugging Program

11-48

SHELF

RSTS-11-97 Trace for

PDP-II

Floating Point Package 11-20

76

Alphabetical Index

TRACE.MAC/fR.MAC

11-215 VBFILE: Variable Record

Random

Access File

Transformed Z Scores 11-94 Handler Routines

RSTS-II-I04

TREK-Star

Trek

Game

RSTS-II-20 VBS: IBM

to

PDP-ll

VBS-Format Magtape

I/O

Tri-Data Paper-Tape

PAL-llA

Assembler 11-169 Package 11-280

TTY

Code to Octal 11-17 VOLUME 11-253

TTY

ALL, Multi-Teletype Dispatcher 11-108 Volume/Dosage Calculation Program for Tc

or

In

11-119

VT-55

11-331

TUTOR

RSTS-II-88 VT, BD,

Booll,

and

lOS

11-328

TUTROI-TUTRI7,

BASIC Tutoring Programs RSTS-11-22 VT,

PDP-II

DOS Compatible Driver for Tektronix

TUTR-BASIC

Tutoring Programs RSTS-11-22 4010 Graphics Display Terminal 11-130

Two Conversion Routines EBT ASC

and

ASCTEB 11-46 VTPONG:

RSX-llM

Task

To

Play Pong Using

TY.MAC, Typewriter Driver for Extra Teletypes VT52

or

VT55 Terminal 11-327

for

DOS

11-117 Wabash College Student Information System RSTS-I1-34

TYPIST

RSTS-II-41 W ABC Core Dumper

11-121

ULTRAG-Advanced

Function Graphing

WHO.OB]

11-249

Program (Withdrawn) RSTS-II-77 WRIST

-Wabash

Research Investigation

UNPAL-ll

11-50 Simulation Teacher RSTS-I1-70

UNPAL-IIA

Mnemonic

Dump

11-59 X-RAY:

An

On-Line Program for Automatic

Electron Microanalysis of Oxides

and

Silicates

UPTK

11-142 Using a

Si

(Li) Spectrometer 11-145

UTILITIES, EDITORS,

AND

HANGMAN

XREF.BAS RSTS-I1-55

GAME

RSTS-I1-2

XREF:

Cross-Referencer for BASIC-PLUS

Utility Package for

RSXII-D

11-286 Programs RSTS-ll-78

Utility Routines for a

PDP-ll/45

With a Floating

YACHT-Yachting

Championship Results RSTS-11-39

Point Processor 11-110

ZERO

11-89

77

SECflON 4.2

Category

Index

II. TEXT EDITORS, TEXT MANIPULATION

ll-15

11-23

11-34

11-46

II-55

11-86

11-90

ll-l06

ll-l32

ll-I33

11-141

11-158

ll-163

ll-188

11-200

11-202

11-208

11-212

11-241

11-248

11-255

11-264

11-265

11-266

11-288

11-297

11-305

11-314

11-332

11-333

11-334

11-343

11-350

11-360

RSTS-II-I

RSTS-II-2

RSTS-II-3

RSTS-II-5

RSTS-II-17

RSTS-II-28

RSTS-II-29

RSTS-II-32

RSTS-II-59

RSTS-II-61

RSTS-II-92

RSTS-Il-105

RSTS-II-108

PDP-II

Datapoint Editor,

JPEDIT

BINFEDjDOS Based Binary Module List/patch

Program

PALEDIT

Two Conversion Routines EBT ASC and ASCTEB

Modifications to

ED-II

VOO4A

EDDY-A

Scope Oriented Editor for the

PDP-II

Listing Program for a

PDP-II

Computer

Assorted Routines for use with DOS-II

TED-I lA, Text Editor

COLIST

FXSUBS

STAGE2

For

The

PDP-II

RSX-IID

TECO &

RSX-IIM

TECO

Forms-Control Simulation for DECwriters and Tel-

etypes

DIBOL Translator

EDITX-An

ImprOVed

DOS

EDIT

BIOMAC-Macros

for Structured Programming in

MACRO

TECO-Text

Editor and Correction for RSX-IID,

Version 6A

RUNOFF:

Documentation Preparation

TABS: Replaces Tabs with Blanks

TELEP.BAS: Address Manipulator

SPOOL-II:

Generalized

I/O

Spooler for

DOS/

MUD/MFTjPCP

TECO: DOS-II TECO

LISTRSX:

RSXIID

Multi-Column Listing Utility

TECO

V28

for

RT-II

File Utility Programs

For

MU-BASIC/RT-II

CMMT: Commenting

and

Lining up Assembler

Files

RT-II

RUNOFF

MUMPS-II Program Documentor

TECO

V28

for RSX-IIM

TECO

V28

for RSX-IID/IAS

ED-Scrolling

Video Text Editor

TECO-II Manual

RSX-II TECO With Buffered Typeout

and

VT52

WINDOW SUPPORT, Plus TECO

oocrOR

Game

EDITOR.BAS (and EDITIN), Version 6A

UTILITIES, EDITORS, 'AND HANGMAN

GAME

TEXT EDITOR

FOR

RSTS

CREATE

and

CREATI

TEXTED

Line Editor for RSTS-BASIC (MODIFY)

EDIT

EDIT8

LISTAL.BAS

HELPER-Editing

and Renumbering BASIC-

PLUS Programs

BASIC: Dartmouth BASIC to BASIC-PLUS Text

Editor

TECO-II: Text Editor and COrrector for RSTS/E

SOS-II

III.

DEBUGGING, DISASSEMBLY, TRACE,

DUMP

11-8

Dump in Bootstrap Format Binary

11-13

ADUMP

11-20

Trace for

PDP-II

Floating Point Package

11-22

DFPEEK/DOS Based Disk Inspect/patch Routine

11-23

BINFED/DOS Based Binary Module List/patch

Program

11-26

DSKSAV/DOS Disk SAVE/RESTORE

80

11-28

11-48

II-SO

II-52

11-58

II-59

11-66

11-74

11-79

11-83

11-97

11-101

11-121

11-122

ll-134

11-138

11-147

11-148

11-149

11-157

ll-161

ll-l64

11-208

11-215

11-220

11-221

11-224

11-229

11-242

11-270A

11-270B

11-289

11-290

11-29

I

11-295

11-300

11-308

11-313

11-335

11-342

11-356

RSTS-II-37

RSTS-II-38

RSTS-II-69

RSTS-II-72

Extended

ODT-IIX

TRACE

Debugging

Program

UNPAL-II.

ODT-IIXR

ODT-I1T

UNPAL-IIA

Mnemonic

Dump

PALDMP. K042

ODT-II,

ODT-IIX,

Revised

PDP-II

Reverse Assembler

FILDMP

(K082.) with

/PA(LII)

Switch Option

PROCON-II

Conway's "Life",

PAL-liS

Version

W ABC Core Dumper

DVRTST DOS Driver Testing Package

GONIF

FOOT

AMD-CDC

200

UT

Simulator

RSX-IID

Core Dump

SNPDMP ,

RSX-IID

Task Package

1401

Simulator

aock

Generator

BIOMAC-Macros

for Structured Programming in

MACRO

TRACE.MAC/TR.MAC

PICT

-Machine

Co4e Tester

ODT-IIT

MPS Cross Assembly Programs for

RT-II

INDEX-FORTRAN

Cross Referencing Program

FILDMP: File Dump Utility

and

Object Module

Cracker

FODT: FORTRAN IV On-Line Debugging Tool

for RT-11

DEBUG

MACRO Package for MACRO-II to Assemble

INTEL

8008

Code

MACRO Package for MACRO-II to assemble Sig-

netics 2650 Code

Modified Absloader and

Dump

Program

NULL

Device Handler

GT40 Debugger

RSX-II/DOS-II

DDT-Symbolic

Debugger

Reverse Assembler for

RT-II

DECODEVOlJ

FORODT: FORTRAN Debug Routine for RT-11

SPRING

THING

Analog Computer Simulator

INVSIM-Inventory

Simulations

1401

Simulator (RSTS Version)

IV. BINARY LOADING AND PUNClHNG

11-4

11-19

11-21

11-23

11-26

11-29

11-31

11-49

II-53

11-54

11-57

11-75

11-92

11-97

11-102

11-109

PDP-ll

Binary Loader

Core Load to MAINDEC

Tape/MAINDEC

Tape

CIOFB/OOS Based Overlay File BuiIder/Editor

(Version

3)

,

BINFED/DOS Based Binary Module List/Patch

Program

DSKSAV

/DOS

Disk SAVE/RESTORE

COPYTAPE

Binary Tape Interpreter/Address Scanner

HELP Bootstrap

PDP-I 1/10 Loader

MAGTAPE LOADER

A General-Purpose External Function for PDP-11

BASIC

LOADER

SAPLOD-Stand-Alone Program Loader for DOS

PROCON-II

FBTRAN-Formatted

Binary Transfer

10S-PDP-II/45

Formatted Input/Output Task

Stacker

and

Processor

Category

Index

11-125

11-137

11-165

11-166

11-168

11-186

11-310

RSTS-II-60

MINIPIP-II

BOOT

MRllDX

CILINK-A

Swapping Overlay Loader

PDP-II

Program to Load Card Output Produced by

the Wang IBM 370/PDP-ll Cross Assembler

and

Linker

Absolute Loader for DOS,

RT-ll

and RSTS

RT-II

File Conversion Program for Absolute Load-

er Paper Tapes with SA <

1000

PUNCH.

BAS

V.

DUPLICATION, VERIFICATION

11-11

11-14

11-29

11-31

11-39

11-196

RSTS-II-57

RSTS-II-58

PDP-II

DECtape Copy Routine

Paper Tape Duplicator (High Speed Reader to

TTY)

COPYTAPE

Binary Tape Interpreter/Address Scanner

"SUPER DUPER" (Fast PDP-II DECtape Dupli-

cation Routine)

REDISK-DOS

File-Structure Rebuilder

PACK.BAS

MOVERX.BAS

VI.

MATH ROUTINES, NUMERICAL

AND

LOGICAL FUNCTIONS

11-2

11-9

ll-16a

11-27

11-57

11-68

11-71

11-78

11-93C

11-105

11-110

11-112

11-113

11-115

11-151

11-155

11-179

11-189

11-190

11-191

11-197

11-207

11-254

11-274

11-296

11-341

11-345

11-351

RSTS-II-9

Single Precision Unsigned Multiply/Divide

Slow Matrix Inversion For Real Numbers

FFTIIC-A

Fast Fourier Transform Subroutine

For

Complex Data

BIOF: BASIC Input/Output Function

A General-Purpose External Function for

PDP-ll

BASIC

ALGEBRA-A

Program for Manipulating Logical

Expressions

ACCEPT

DFWFT-Discrete

Fast Walsh-Fourier Transform

Subroutine

NPACK

POLFIT, A FOCAL Program to Fit Data to Poly-

nomials up to 6th Degree

Utility Routines for a

PDP-ll/45

With a Floating

Point Processor

Fast, Accurate Matrix Equation Solver and Matrix

Inverter

READ-FORTRAN

Compatible Free Format In-

put

Routines

One Programmer's Utility Package for the

PDP-ll

FFT

-A

Conversational Fast Fourier Transform

RADIX-Base

Conversion Routine

Fast Fourier Transform Routine

FFTSC-I6-Bit

Complex

FFT

ISNCS2

and

IQSIN2-16-Bit

Trigonometric Func-

tions

ISNCS4

and

IQSIN4--16-Bit Trigonometric Func-

tions

FFT

Demonstration Package

MRMLIB

MATRIX ROUTINES

FTCHEM: Fast Fourier Transform for CAPS-II

BASIC without EAE

Fast Digital Signal Processing Software Package for

the

PDP-II

CALC: A Calculator Program

Square Root Routine for Integers

GATREC,GATDPY

Project DELTA

Educational

Package, Section

A,

Mathematics Programs

RSTS-II-43

RSTS-I1-44

RSTS-I1-47

RSTS-II-66

RSTS-II-82

Elementary Instructional Programs, Volume I

Fractions Drill and Practice

Project DELTA Educational Package, Section E

Additional Mathematics Programs

and

Section

F Teacher Assistance Programs

Elementary Instructional Programs, Volume II

Laramie High ECMEP Math Programs

VII.

UTILIlY

11-19

11-21

11-22

11-26

11-29

11-31

11-35

11-36

11-40

11-46

11-50

II-51

11-53

11-57

11-60

11-61

11-66

11-67

11-68

11-71

11-75

II-SO

11-81

11-82

11-83

11-86

11-87

11-90

11-91

11-92

11-102

11-106

11-115

11-116

11-123

11-124

11-125

11-128

11-139

11-144

11-150

11-157

11-159

11-165

11-166

11-170

11-171

11-175

11-177

11-178

11-182

11-183

11-188

Core Load to MAINDEC Tape/MAINDEC Tape

CIOFB/OOS Based Overlay File Builder/Editor

(Version

3)

DFPEEK/DOS Based Disk Inspect/Patch Routine

DSKSAV /DOS Disk SAVE/RESTORE

COPYTAPE

Binary Tape Interpreter/Address Scanner

COMBINE

Parity Subroutine

DSKDMP and MTDUMP

Two Conversion Routines EBT ASC

and

ASCTEB

UNPAL-l1

PPMT and DUMPMT

PDP-II/I0

Loader

A General-Purpose EXternal Function for

PDP-ll

BASIC

DSKBOT

BXMIT

PALDMP. K042

EBCDIC To ASCII Magtape Conversion

ALGEBRA-A

Program for Manipulating Logical

Expressions

ACCEPT

WADER

PARITY-Paper

Tape Compatibility with I.C.L.

MTFDEL-TUIO

Magtape File Deleting Program

RKll

Disk to Disk Duplicator

FILDMP (K082.) with

/PA(LIl)

Switch Option

EDDY

-A

Scope Oriented Editor for the

PDP-II

CRTEXT

Listing Program for a PDP-II Computer

BLDPll

Block Display Program

SAPLOD-Stand-Alone Program Loader for DOS

FBTRAN~Formatted

Binary Transfer

Assorted Routines for use with DOS-II

One Programmer's Utility Package for the PDP-II

BACADI,

ASCII-EBCDIC

Magtape File Dump

AN5800; A Group of Routines for Handling the

Analogic AN5800 Data Conversion System

BLKUSE, Block Usage Summary for File Struc-

tured Devices

MINIPIP-II

QUANDA

QANDA

DELFIL, Delete A File From FORTRAN

RFSAV and RFRST

RSX-IID

Task Package

READID.MAC

MR

11

DX

CILINK-A

Swapping Overlay Loader

DOS/RTII

9-Track Magtape Generate/Read Pro-

grams for UNIVAC

DEAS

DC.MAC-R

C Disk Driver for

RT-ll

PARITY.

MAC-High

Speed Even (Odd) Parity

Paper Punch Driver

CDA-Crash

Dump Analyzer

Modifying

RT-ll

V02-01

to Run on

an

RC

Disk as

System Device

LPS-ll lOX Package

Forms-Control Simulation for DECwriters and Tel-

etypes

81

11-196

11-199

11-200

11-204

11-206

11-207

11-209

11-213

11-214

11-216

11-219

11-223

11-226

11-227

11-229

11-230

11-233

11-243

11-249

11-250

11-253

11-257

11-260

11-261

11-262

11-264

11-266

11-272

11-273

11-275

11-276

11-277

11-278

11-280

11-281

11-286

11-292

11-294

11-295

11-302

11-303

11-315

11-316

11-317

11-318

11-319

11-321

11-324

11-326

11-329

11-330

11-336

11-337

11-348

11-353

11-358

RSTS-II-2

RSTS-II-5

RSTS-11-35

RSTS-11-36

82

Category

Index

REDISK-DOS

File-Structure Rebuilder

SYSMAC.THM

DlBOL

Translator

MFT

Utility Package

DSKPAT

MRMLIB

RXll

Floppy Utility

LIB.FOR-Library

Routines

RENUM-FORTRAN

Renumbering Program

FORMAT-DECtape.

Formatter for

RT-II

PrHEAD-Paper

Tape Heading Program

DOSLST

-DOS

Directory/File Lister

RO.MAC-MT

ROLLIN File Device Driver

TAGFIL.FIN-Directory

Annotation Program for

DOS

and

RTII

INDEX:

FORTRAN

Cross Reference Program

V02J

RMDEMO

A Modified

lOX

for Handling More

Than

One

Terminal

LISTER: Listing Utility Program

WHO.OB]

SET.

081

VOLUME

ABSPAT: Absolute Binary Patch

on

RK

Disk

and

DECtape

SRD: Sort Directory Utility

LKP. MAC:

ImprOVed

Lookup Processor for DOS

V9,1O

TRA. MAC: "Real-Time"

TRAN

Processor for

DOS (V9

or

later)

SPOOL-II:

Generalized

I/O

Spooler for

DOS/

MUD/MFT/pcP

LISTRSX:

RSXIID

Multi-Column Listing Utility

SYZER:

RT-II

System Sizer

PDP-II

Utility Routines: ASCIB, ]LBITS, CSISR

MAP: Disk Block Usage

REC: File Recovery

DTY: Alphabetical Directory Listing

ACC: Accounting

VBS: IBM to

PDP-II

VBS-Format Magtape

I/O

Package

GETBIN: Change a Paper Tape Binary Program

To

RSX-IIM

Bootstrappable Task.

Utility Package for RSX11-D

SORT: Generalized File Sort Utility

Set

of

Utility Routines for any

PDP-II

Machine

Running RT-1I BASIC

Modified Absloader

and

Dump

Program

ODT.BAS: Octal Debugging Technique for MU-

BAS/RT-1I

RESEQ.BAS: Line Resequence Programme

DIRECTORY: List Disk Directories

SPOOL: Foreground Line Printer Spooler

IBV-IIA

FORTRAN

Support Package

CONSOLE: Change System Console

From

One

Terminal

to

Another

Nicolet 1090 Digital Oscilloscope Handler

and

In-

terface

to

PDP-II

Basic Image Processing System for CAT

Scans

MUMPS Utilities

Enlarged Character Printing Utility

ACCLOG: Task Accounting Package

Fer

RSX-IIMV3.0

RENUMBERER

DATE

RT-II

General Purpose Magnetic Tape Handler

BNR

Utilities

OS/8

FILES-II

Source Program Converter

"LINK"

-FORTRAN

Callable Task Linking

UTILITIES, EDITORS,

AND

HANGMAN

GAME

CREATE

and

CREATI

COMSYS-RSTS-II

Communications System

READID.MAC

RSTS-11-51

RSTS-1l-54

RSTS-11-5S

RSTS-11-56

RSTS-II-S7

RSTS-11-79

RSTS-11-80

RSTS-II-81

RSTS-II-83

RSTS-11-86

RSTS-11-87

RSTS-11-89

RSTS-II-I04

RSTS-II-I06

RSTS-II-I09

RSTS-II-II5

ACCMAT

-Account

Maintenance File

TAPFOR.MAC

XREF.BAS

The Timer Package

PACK.BAS

RSTS Performance Measurement Package

TDL/SCRIPT

BATCH-Batch

Processing for the

PDP-I

1/20 with

RSTS-1I

PAPTAP, MAGTAP,

LISTAC-Additional

Cusps

for RSTS-II

08/8

to

RSTS Interface

COPY03: Backup Program (To

and

From

all Devic-

es Except DECtaee)

Floppy Disk Utility

(RT-ll

Compatible)

VBFILE: Variable Record Random Access File

Handler Routines

RTMAG: Utility

to

Read

RT-II

Magtapes under

RSTS/E

Middlebury College Utilities

and

Plotting Package

HELP

COMMAND

VID. DISPLAY, GRAPHICS

11-45

11-87

11-91

11-114

11-115

11-116

11-128

11-130

11-139

11-245

11-266

11-323

11-327

11-328

RSTS-11-8

DLINES

CRTEXT

BLDPII

Block Display Program

GT4O.MAC-A

FORTRAN

Subroutine Set for the

GT40 Series Display

(VTII)

One Programmer's Utility Package for the

PDP-II

BACADI,

ASCII-EBCDIC

Magtape File

Dump

QUANDA

VT,

PDP-II

DOS Compatible Driver for Tektronix

4010 Graphics Display Terminal

QANDA

T40IOC

TEKTRONIX

4010/4610/4953 Control

Procedures

LISTRSX:

RSXIID

Multi-Column Listing Utility

Picture Book

VTPONG: RSX-11M Task

To

Play Pong Using

VT52

or

VT55 Terminal

VT, BD, BDOI1,

and

lOS

System Status

Display-Hazeltine

2000

IX. DATA MANAGEMENT, DATA

MANIPULATION, SORTING

11-22

DFPEEKjDOS

Based Disk Inspect/patch Routine

11-23

BINFED/DOS

Based Binary Module List/patch

Program

11-27 BIOF: BASIC Input/Output Function

11-42

PAL8X (Stand Alone Version 00)

11-80

PARITY-Paper

Tape Compatibility with I.C.L.

11-88

COMPU/CORDER

PDP-II

DOS Driver

or

"How

to Make a Cassette Behave Like

DECtape"

11-89

ZERO

11-93B SCORE

11-98

MASK

11-116 BACADI,

ASCII-EBCDIC

Magtape File

Dump

11-118

GULP,

Gamma-11 Utility Program

11-123

AN5800; A

Group

of Routines for Handling the

Analogic AN5800

Data

Conversion System

11-175

DC.MAC-R

C Disk Driver for

RT-II

11-177 PARITY.

MAC-High

Speed Even (Odd) Parity

Paper Punch Driver

11-183 LPS-1I lOX Package

11-213

LIB.

FOR-Library

Routines

11-244 RENUMB.BAS: BASIC File Renumbering Pr0-

gram

11-260 SRD: Sort Directory Utility

Category

Index

11-298

11-306

11-328

11-359

RSTS-II-6

RSTS-II-42

RSTS-11-68

RSTS-11-I04

QSORTA: Fastest

Core

Sort-Quicksort

DA

TMAN:

BASIC

Data

Manipulation Package

VT, BD,

BOO

I

I,

and

lOS

SORT-Utility

ASCII Sort

RESEQ-Program

Resequencing

MIS-Management

Information System

SOLVE-Southeastem

On-Line Version

of

Enroll-

ment

VBFILE: Variable Record

Random

Access File

Handler

Routines

x.

PROBABILITY, STATISTICS, CURVE-

FITTING

11-77

11-78

11-127

11-207

11-259

RSTS-11-IO

RSTS-II-30

RSTS-II-45

RSTS-II-68

RSTS-II-98A

RSTS-11-103

RSTS-11-11 0

PERMUT-Permutes

a Given Sequence

of

Num-

bers

DFWFT-Discrete

Fast

Walsh-Fourier Transform

Subroutine

Interval Histogram Program V.003

MRMLIB

MOSFLD:

A Least Squares Fitting Routine for

Mossbauer

and

Effect Spectra

Project

DELTA

Educational Package, Section B,

Statistics Programs

COSAP-Conversationally

Oriented Statistical

Aalysis Package

Dartmouth

Statistics Programs

SOLVE-Southeastem

On-Line Version

of

Enroll-

ment

The

CASANOVA Package

CADA

Monitor

STAT-II

Statistical Package

XI. SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING

APPUCATIONS

11-12

11-44

11-103

11-104

11-119

11-120

11-126

11-127

11-135

11-136

11-142

11-143

fl-145

11-152

11-153

11-154

11-185

11-207

11-259

11-296

11-320

AC

Circuit Analysis Program

Electron Spin Resonance

and

General Integration

Program

HDCI,

A Finite Element Computer Program for

Two-Dimensional Stress Analysis

of

Elastic S0-

lids

HDC2, A Finite Element Computer Program for

Two-Dimensional Steady-State Conduction

Heat

Transfer Analysis

VolumejDosage Calculation Program for

Tc

or

In

Determination

of

Blood Volume &

Red

Blood Cell

Survival

ECAP

Interval Histogram Program V.003

TGH

GAMMA-II

Package-HEAD,

STOM,

RENO

THYR

UPTK

STIRS, Self-Training Interpretive

and

Retrieval Sys-

tem Programs

For

Mass Spectral

Data

X-RAY:

An

On-Line Program for Automatic Elec-

tron

Microanalysis

of

Oxides

and

Silicates Using

a Si (Li) Spectrometer

GAMMA-II

Package: VQ, MIT, QPQS,

XEBH

SMOT

DEXP

Gradient-Scintigraphy

MRMLIB

MOSFLD:

A Least Squares Fitting Routine for

Mossbauer

and

Effect Spectra

Fast

Digital Signal Processing Software Package for

the

PDP-II

FISH:

Post

and

Inter Spike Interval Analysis

11-347

11-361

RSTS-11-12

RSTS-II-27

RSTS-11-63

RSTS-11-64

RSTS-11-65

RSTS-11-67

RSTS-11-70

RSTS-11-76

RSTS-11-98A

RSTS-Il-lll

Simulation

of

Electron Paramagnetic Resonance

Powder Spectra

Fast

Spectrogram GenerationfDisplay for

PDP-l1/

VT-ll

or

VS-60

Project

DELTA

Educational Package, Section D,

Electronics

and

Production Oriented Programs

GENES

NORTON-Astronomical

Ephemeris Program

Package

NMRSIM-Nuclear

Magnetic Resonance Simula-

tion

and

Plotting Program

SPPLT

-Hybrid

Orbital

Contour

Plotting Program

HPPLOT.BAS-Hewlett-Packard

7200A

Graphic

Plotter Programs

WRIST-Wabash

Research Investigation Simula-

tion Teacher

CYCLES

The

CASANOVA Package

RSTS with

PAMlLA

XII. HARDWARE CONTROL, DEVICE

HANDLERS

11-17

11-41

11-47

II-55

11-57

11-71

11-73

11-81

11-93A

11-97

11-99

11-100

11-114

11-117

ll-147a

11-175

11-177

11-181

11-193

11-194

11-217

11-218

11-226

11-233

11-245

11-247

11-299

11-300

11-328

11-337

11-344

11-349

TIY

Code

to

Octal

DECtape

Handler

External Functions for

PDP-II

BASIC

Modifications

to

ED-II

VOO4A

A General-Purpose External Function for

PDP-II

BASIC

ACCEPT

LP

or

CR

PDP-II

OOS Drivers for

Use

With

A.

B.

Dick Videojet Printer

MTFDEL-TUIO

Magtape File Deleting Program

ADC

PROCON-II

KTDVR..:...K.eyboard Terminal Driver for OOS V4

andY'

LP.PAL, SP.PAL;

TIY

Drivers for Printer, Punch

and

Reader

of

V4 Monitor

GT40.MAC-A

FORTRAN

Subroutine Set for the

GT40

Series Display

(VTll)

TY.MAC, Typewriter Driver for Extra Teletypes for

OOS

AMD-CDC

200

UT

Simulator

DC.MAC-R

C Disk Driver for RT-11

PARITY.

MAC-High

Speed Even (Odd) Parity

Paper Punch Driver

Modification

of

the

RT-l1

General Terminal

Han-

dler

to

Simulate

Hard

Copy

Form

Control

TERM.MAC-Terminet

Device Driver for

PDP-1I/20, OOS V8.02

KA-

The

Small

Console Driver

LP.MAC-A

Handler

for Use With

an

AB.

Dick

Videojet Line Printer

Under

RSX-llD

A Device Handler

and

Plotting Package for Hous-

ton

Instrument DPI-Plotter

Under

RSX-11D

RO.MAC-MT

ROLLIN

File

Device

Driver

A Modified

lOX

for Handling More

Than

One

Terminal

T40IOC

TEKTRONIX

4010/4610/4953 Control

Procedures

DXORV:

RXOl/RXlI

Handler

for

RSX-IID

or

lAS

BENDIX:

Handlers

and

Interface Subroutines for a

Bendix Datagrid Coordinate Digitizer, Operat-

ing

Under

BASIC

PTS

or

BASIC

RTII

NULL

Device Handler

VT, BD,

BOO

I I,

and

lOS

RT-II

General Purpose Magnetic

Tape

Handler

BB-Bit

Bucket Device

Handler

for

RSX-IID

TeU-lOO

Cock

Daemon

for Digital Pathways

UNIBUS

Oock/fimer

83

Category

Index

11-352

11-355

RSTS-II-15

RSTS-ll-IO I

DRII-A/C

Loadable Driver with Build Package

DX:

PDP-8

Format

DECtape

Handler

LSFORM-LSII

Centronix Line-Printer Driver for

RSTS

V4A

DECUS-S.I.G. Seminar Programs and Documenta-

tion

XIII. GAMES, DEMONSTRATIONS,

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

11-3

11-5

11-10

11-37

11-72

11-101

11-106

ll-107

II-Ill

11-l31

11-162

ll-173

11-174

11-180

ll-192

ll-197

11-235

11-258

11-267

11-293

11-338

11-340

11-360

RSTS-II-2

RSTS-II-12

RSTS-Il-l3

RSTS-II-14

RSTS-II-18

RSTS-II-19

RSTS-II-20

RSTS-II-21

RSTS-II-22

RSTS-II-24

RSTS-II-25

RSTS-II-37

RSTS-II-39

RSTS-II-49

RSTS-II-53

RSTS-II-69

RSTS-Il-71

RSTS-1l-76

RSTS-II-90

RSTS-II-93

RSTS-II-99

RSTS-ll-102

Dice Game for the PDP-II

Blackjack for FOCAL-II

PDP-II BASIC Demonstration Package

Conway's Game

'LIFE'

Collating Sequence Problem

"30-

TIC-TAC"

Conway's "Life",

PAL-liS

Version

Assorted Routines for use with DOS-II

"The Hockey Game"

"LEM" (Simulation of a Lunar Landing)

CALEND-Calendar

Generator

CHSSLV: A CHESS-PROBLEM

&OLVER

MOONLANDER (LEM)

STAR-TREK (SPACWR)

CAREERS

SPACEWAR

FFT

Demonstration Package

CYCLES

OSCAR: Conversational Computer

LIFE Game for DOS and Scope

STAR-TREK (SPACWR) for RSX-IIM

GRADES: Grading, Recording, & Analyzing Di-

verse Evaluations of Students

ADVENTURE

RSX-II TECO wth Buffered Typeout and VT52

WINDOW SUPPORT, Plus TECO DOCTOR

GAME

UTILITIES, EDITORS,

AND

HANGMAN

GAME

Project DELTA Educational Package, Section D,

Electronics and Production Oriented Programs

Games, Puzzles and

Recreation-I

Games, Puzzles and

Recreation-2

GERMAN-Adjective

Ending Game and Data File

Editor

FAST; ECONMY, ECON2; ONIONS

TREK-Star

Trek Game

ROBOT and FIX

TUTR-BASIC

Tutoring Program

EPDEMO-Additional

BASIC-PLUS Demos for

the PDP-II

BRAVO

SPRING

THING

YACHT-Yachting

Championship Results

SADSM

Computer Dating

INVSIM-Inventory

Simulations

Matrix Software Company Game and Demo Pack-

age

CYCLES

DICE

CHSBRD

RUSROU: Multi-Terminal Russian Roulette

RINNY2, Version B-2a, # I

XIV.

PW1TING

SUBROUTINES

AND

PROGRAMS

11M

Electron Spin Resonance and General Integration

Program

11-47

External Functions for PDP-II BASIC

84

11-115

11·130

ll-l40

11-141

11-211

11-218

11-225

11-228

11-299

11-309

11-325

11-328

11-33

I

RSTS-II-26

RSTS-II-64

RSTS-II-65

RSTS-II-67

RSTS-II-I09

RSTS-I1-112

One Programmer's Utility Package for the PDP-II

VT,

PDP·

I I

DOS

Compatible

Driver

for

Tektronix

4010 Graphics Display Terminal

SQRS

FXSUBS

PLOT-Digital

Incremental Plotter Software Pack-

age

A Device Handler and Plotting Package for Hous-

ton Instrument DPI-Plotter Under

RSX-IID

GT40 Graphics Utility Routines

Contour Plotting Program

BENDIX: Handlers and Interface Subroutines for a

Bendix Datagrid Coordinate Digitizer, Operat-

ing Under BASIC PTS

or

BASIC

RTII

Line Printer Plot

HIDE: Hidden Line Removal/Plotting Subprogram

VT, BD, BDOII, and lOS

VT-55 Plotting Utility

ROTATE, POLY, PLOTIO, XYPLOT

NMRSIM-Nuclear

Magnetic Resonance Simula-

tion and Plotting Program

SPPLT

-Hybrid

Orbital Contour Plotting Program

HPPLOT.BAS--Hewlett-Packard

n02A

Graphic

Plotter Programs

Middlebury College Utilities

and

Plotting Package

72PLOT

-H-P

n02A

Plotter Package

xv.

BUSINESS, ADMINISTRATIVE

APPLICATIONS

ll-187

RSTS-1l-7

RSTS-ll-ll

RSTS-II-33

RSTS-II-34

RSTS-II-40

RSTS-1l-41

RSTS-II-46

RSTS-II-48

RSTS-II-52

RSTS-II-97

RSTS-II-100

TAXRTN-Canadian

Individual Income Tax Re-

turn

Accounting Package

Project DELTA Educational Package, Section

C,

Business Programs

PAYROLL, Idaho Falls Payroll System

Wabash College Student Information System

Management Case Studies

TYPIST

North Country Union High School Administrative

Programs

Project DELTA Educational Package, Section G

Business Programs and Section H

Data

Proces-

sing Programs

Fiscal Accounting

SHELF

Computer-Oriented-Accounting Package

XVI.

MAINTENANCE, HARDWARE

DIAGNOSTICS

11-17

ll-198

11-300

RSTS-II-80

TTY

Code

to Octal

MEMSEG-A

4K-123K Bank-At-A-Time PDP-II

Memory Diagnostic

NULL Device Handler

TDL/SCRIPT

XVII.

MISCELLANEOUS

11-62

11-63

11-94

1l·108

11-139

11-146

ll-147

11·176

Procedure for Interfacing to FOCAL-II

SRL Magtape Operating System

Transformed Z

Scores

TTY

ALL, Multi-Teletype Dispatcher

QANDA

PDM70 Support Routines

AMD--COC

200

UT

Simulator

RUN.MAC/SSWTCH.MAC

Category Index

11-181

Modification of the RT-11 General Terminal Han- RSTS-11-22

TUTROI-TUTRI7,

BASIC Tutoring Programs

dIer to Simulate

Hard

Copy Form Control RSTS-11-23 NAMES

and

CEMGEN, Computerized Question

11-187

T

AXRTN~adian

Individual Income Tax Re- Generation

turn RSTS-II-31 INRAN,

OUTRAN-Computerized

Question Gen-

11-203

FORM-A

Formatter for MACRO Source Code eration

#2

11-208

BIOMAC-Macros

for Structured Programming

in

RSTS-11-39

YACHT-Yachting

Championship Results

MACRO RSTS-II-43 Elementary Instructional Programs, Volume I

11-210 Everhart Collection

on

Magtape RSTS-II-44 Fractions Drill

and

Practice

11-252 LASL Cornucopia # I RSTS-II-47 Project DELTA Educational Package, Section E

11-255

TELEP.BAS: Address Manipulator Additional Mathematics Programs

and

Section

11-256 EAS.BAS: Enhanced Assembler Structures F Teacher Assistance Programs

11-258

OSCAR: Conversational Computer RSTS-II-62 Bentley Variety Package

11-279 KERNEL: Security

KERNEL

for the PDP I 1/45 RSTS-II-66 Elementary Instructional Programs, Volume II

11-282 M.I.T. Garbage Collection # 1

and

#2

RSTS-II-68 SOLVE-Southeastern On-Line Version of Enroll-

11-285

TAGGET: Simple DATA Encripter for RSTS/E- ment

RTll

RSTS-II-74

SYSELF-System

Status-Self

11-287

RSX-ll

Cornucopia (formerly

MIT

RSX Cornuco- RSTS-II-75 8oo8.BAS and 8080.BAS

pia) RSTS-11-78 XREF: Cross-Referencer for BASIC-PLUS Pro-

11-301

SEND.MAC:

RXS-IID

Interminal Communica- grams

tions

MCR

Command RSTS-II-85

BRANCH-DECAL

Branching Scheme for "N"

11-311

Real Time Sound Modification Programs Right Out of

''T'

Tries

11-339 MACSP:

MACRO-II/SP

Structured Programming RSTS-II-88

TUTOR

Macros RSTS-II-94 A Compendium of (DECAL)

CAl

Programs

11-357

MTPS

and

MFPS Emulator RSTS-II-98A The CASANOVA Package

11-362 MUMPS-II Library Tape RSTS-1l-113 MICRO.BAS--8080 Based Microcomputer SimuIa-

RSTS-1l-16

TALK-Inter

Terminal Communications Program tor

85

11-208

11-210

11-219

11-220

11-223

11-227

11-228

11-234

11-237

11-245

11-246

11-256

11-257

11-259

11-261

11-262

11-263

11-264

11-265

11-267

11-268

11-298

11-305

11-313

11-339

11-118

11-119

11-120

11-135

11-136

11-137

11-138

11-139

11-140

11-141

11-142

11-152

11-153

11-154

11-185

11-239

11-240

11-241

11-242

11-247

11-249

11-250

11-266

11-284

88

Operating System Index

BIOMAC-Macros

for Structured Programming in

MACRO

Everhart Collection on Magtape

PTHEAD-Paper

Tape Heading Program

PICT-Machine

Code Tester

DOSLST

-DOS

Directory /File Lister

TAGFIL.FTN-Directory

Annotation Program for

DOS and RT-11

Contour Plotting Program

MUD

I I

Extended FOCAL, DOS Version

T40IOC TEKTRONIX 4010/4610/4953 Control

Procedures

PASCAL: PASCAL-II Programming System

EAS.BAS: Enhanced Assembler Structures

ABSPAT: Absolute Binary Patch on

RK

Disk and

DECtape

MOSFLD: A Least Squares Fitting Routine for

Mossbauer and Effect Spectra

LKP. MAC: Improved Lookup Processor for DOS

V9,1O

TRA. MAC: "Real-Time" TRAN Processor for

DOS

(V9

or

later)

INSFCL: DOS Instrumentation FOCAL

SPOOL-II:

Generalized

I/O

Spooler for

DOS/

MUD/MFT/PCP

TECO: DOS-II TECO

LIFE Game for DOS and Scope

CAMAC Support Library for Industrial Systems

QSORTA: Fastest Core Sort-Quicksort

CMMT: Commenting and Lining up Assembler

Files

RSX-II/DOS-II

DDT

-Symbolic

Debugger

MACSP: MACRO-I

I/SP

Structured Programming

Macros

GAMMA-II

GULP, Gamma-11 Utility Program

Volume/Dosage Calculation Program for Tc or

In

Determination of Blood Volume & Red Blood Cell

Survival

TGH

GAMMA-II

Package-HEAD,

STOM,

RENO

THYR

BOOT

FOOT

QANDA

SQRS

FXSUBS

UPTK

GAMMA-II Package:

VQ,

MIT, QPQS, XEBH

SMOT

DEXP

Gradient-Scintigraphy

lAS

SGCML: Get Command Line Enhancement

START:

RSX-llD

Startup Command Stuffer

RUNOFF:

Documentation Preparation

FILDMP: File Dump Utility and Object Module

Cracker

DXDRV: RXOI/RX11 Handler for RSX-11D or

lAS

WHO.OB]

SET.OB]

LISTRSX:

RSXIID

Multi-Column Listing Utility

RSX-II FOCAL

11-287

11-334

11-339

11-346

11-348

11-349

11-324

11-326

11-330

11-331

11-332

11-362

11-108

11-148

11-149

11-157

11-178

11-179

11-205

11-217

11-218

11-230

11-23IB

11-236

11-239

11-240

11-241

11-242

11-247

11-249

11-250

11-252

11-253

11-260

11-266

11-268

11-269

11-270A

11-271

11-273

11-275

11-276

11-277

11-278

11-280

11-281

11-282

11-283

11-284

11-286

11-287

11-292

11-293

RSX-II Cornucopia (formerly MIT RSX Cornuco-

pia)

TECO

V28

forRSX-llD/IAS

MACSP: MACRO-I I/SP Structured Programming

Macros

PASCAL Compiler for the PDP-II (Swedish Ver-

sion

V04)

BNR Utilities

TCU-lOO Clock Daemon for Digital Pathways

UNIBUS/Qock Timer

MUMPS-II

MUMPS Utilities

Enlarged Character Printing Utility

RENUMBERER

VT-55 Plotting Utility

MUMPS-II Program Documentor

MUMPS-II Library Tape

RSX-II

TTY

ALL, Multi-Teletype Dispatcher

RSX-IID

Core Dump

SNPDMP

RSX-llD

Task Package

CDA--Crash Dump Analyzer

Fast Fourier Transform Routine

Core-Only RSX-11M, Version I

LP.MAC-A

Handler for Use With

an

AB.

Dick

Videojet Line Printer Under

RSX-IID

A Device Handler and Plotting Package for Hous-

ton Instrument DPI-Plotter Under RSX-11D

RMDEMO

ALGOL for RSX-II

SOTS--Small FORTRAN OTS for RSX

SGCML: Get Command Line Enhancement

START:

RSX-lID

Startup Command Stuffer

RUNOFF: Documentation Preparation

FILDMP: File Dump Utility and Object Module

Cracker

DXDRV: RXOI/RXlI Handler for RSX-11D or

lAS

WHO.OBJ

SET.OB]

LASL Cornucopia # I

VOLUME

SRD: Sort Directory Utility

LISTRSX:

RSXIID

Multi-Column Listing Utility

CAMAC Support Library for Industrial Systems

RSX-II BASIC

FOOT: FORTRAN IV On-Line Debugging Tool

BLISS-lIjRSX-llM Interface Macros

PDP-II Utility Routines: ASCIB, JLBITS, CSISR

MAP: Disk Block Usage

REC: File Recovery

DTY: Alphabetical Directory Listing

ACC: Accounting

VBS:

IBM to PDP-II VBS-Format Magtape

I/O

Package

GETBIN: Change a Paper Tape Binary Program To

RSX-11M Bootstrappable Task.

M.I.T. Garbage Collection # I and

#2

M.I.T. Garbage Collection

#2

RSX-IID

FOCAL

Utility Package for

RSXll-D

RSX-II Cornucopia (formerly M.I.T. RSX Cornu-

copia)

SORT: Generalized File Sort Utility

STAR-TREK (SPACWR) for RSX-IIM

11-301

11-312

11-313

11-322

11-323

11-327

11-328

11-329

11-333

11-334

11-339

11-340

11-341

11-344

11-346

11-348

11-349

11-352

11-353

11-354

11-355

11-357

11-358

11-359

11-360

11-146

11-162

11-170

11-174

11-175

11-176

11-177

11-181

11-186

11-187

11-188

11-207

11-213

11-214

11-215

11-216

11-221

11-224

11-226

11-227

11-229

11-23IA

11-232

11-235

Operating System Index

SEND.MAC: RXS-11D Interminal Communica-

tions MCR Command

LALR

(I)

Parser Constructor to Translate Comput-

er Languages

RSX-I I/DOS-II

DDT

-Symbolic

Debugger

MARGOT: A MACRO-Based Generator of Com-

mand Language Interpreters

Picture Book

VTPONG:

RSX-llM

Task

To

Play Pong Using

VT52 or VT55 Terminal

VT, BD,

BOO

I I, and lOS

ACCLOG: Task Accounting Package For

RSX-11MV3.0

TECO

V28

for

RSX-llM

TECO

V28

for RSX-IID/IAS

MACSP: MACRO-I I/SP Structured Programming

Macros

ADVENTURE

CALC: A Calculator Program

BB-Bit

Bucket Device Handler

For

RSX-llD

PASCAL Compiler for the

PDP-ll

(Swedish Ver-

sion

V04)

BNR Utilities

TCU-lOO Clock Daemon for Digital Pathways

UNIBUS Oock/Timer

DRII-A/C

Loadable Driver with Build Package

OS/8

To

FILES-II Source Program Converter

PDP-8 Cross-Assembler for

RSX-IID

DX: PDP-8 Format DECtape Handler

MTPS and MFPS Emulator

"LINK"-FORTRAN

Callable Task Linking

SORT-Utility

ASCII Sort

RSX-II TECO With Buffered Typeout and VT52

WINDOW SUPPORT, Plus TECO DOCTOR

GAME

RT-ll

PDM70 Support Routines

CHSSLV: A CHESS-PROBLEM SOLVER

DOS/RT-II 9-Track Magtape Generate/Read Pro-

grams for UNIVAC

STAR-TREK (SPACWR)

DC.MAC-R

C Disk Driver for RT

-II

RUN.MAC/SSWTCH.MAC

PARITY.MAC-High

Speed Even (Odd) Parity

Paper Punch Driver

Modification of the

RT-ll

General Terminal Han-

dler

to

Simulate Hard Copy Form Control

Absolute Loader for DOS, RT-11 and RSTS

TAXRTN~adian

Individual Income Tax Re-

turn

Forms-Control Simulation for DECwriters and Tel-

etypes

MRMLIB

LIB.

FOR-Library

Routines

RENUM-FORTRAN

Renumbering Program

TRACE. MAC/TR. MAC

FORMAT-DECtape

Formatter for

RT-ll

ODTllT-RT-11

ODT

with TRACE Feature Ad-

ded

MPS Cross Assembly Programs for RT-II

RO.MAC-MT

ROLLIN File Device Driver

TAGFIL.FfN-Directory

Annotation Program for

DOS and

RT-ll

INDEX: FORTRAN Cross Reference Program

V02J

ALGOL for

RT-ll

FORTH

Programming System for the PDP-II

CYCLES

11-243

11-244

11-248

11-255

11-258

11-268

11-270B

11-272

11-285

11-288

11-289

11-290

11-291

11-294

11-296

11-297

11-299

11-300

11-302

11-303

11-304

11-306

11-307

11-309

11-310

11-314

11-315

11-316

11-317

11-318

11-319

11-320

11-321

11-325

11-335

11-336

11-337

11-338

11-339

11-340

11-342

11-343

11-351

11-356

11-361

11-186

11-346

LISTER: Listing Utility Program

RENUMB.BAS: BASIC File Renumbering Pro-

gram

TABS: Replaces Tabs with Blanks

TELEP.BAS: Address Manipulator

OSCAR: Conversational Computer

CAMAC Support Library for Industrial Systems

FODT: FORTRAN IV On-Line Debugging Tool

SYZER:

RT-Il

System Sizer

TAGGET: Simple DATA Encripter for RSTS/E-

RT-11

TECO

V28

for RT-II

DEBUG

MACRO Package for MACRO-II to Assemble

INTEL

8008

Code

MACRO Package for MACRO-II to Assemble

Signetics 2650 Code

Set of Utility Routines for any PDP-II Machine

Running RT-11 BASIC

Fast Digital Signal Processing Software Package for

the PDP-II

File Utility Programs For MU-BASIC/RT-II

BENDIX: Handlers and Interface Subroutines for a

Bendix Datagrid Coordinate Digitizer, Operat-

ing Under BASIC PTS or BASIC

RT-II

NULL Device Handler

ODT.BAS: Octal Debugging Technique for MU-

BAS/RT-11

RESEQ.BAS: Line Resequence Programme

LISP I I

DATMAN: BASIC Data Manipulation Package

Stage 2 for the

PDP-ll

Operating under RT-11

Line Printer Plot

RT-ll

File Conversion Program for Absolute Load-

er Paper Tapes with

SA

<

1000

RT-ll

RUNOFF

DlRECIORY:

List Disk Directories

SPOOL: Foreground Line Printer Spooler

IBV-IIA FORTRAN Support Package

CONSOLE: Change System Console From One

Terminal to Another

Nicolet

1090

Digital Oscilloscope Handler

and

In-

terface to PDP-11

FISH: Post and Inter Spike Interval Analysis

Basic Image Processing System for CAT Scans

HIDE: Hidden Line Removal/Plotting Subprogram

Reverse Assembler for

RT-II

DATE

RT-ll

General Purpose Magnetic Tape Handler

GRADES: Grading, Recording, & Analyzing Di-

verse Evaluations of Students

MACSP: MACRO-II/SP Structured Programming

Macros

ADVENTURE

DECODEVOlJ

ED-Scrolling

Video Tape Editor

GATREC, GATDPY

FORODT: FORTRAN Debug Routine for

RT-ll

Fast Spectrogram Generation/Display for PDP-I

1/

VT-II or

VS-60

RSTS OPERATING SYSTEM

Absolute Loader for DOS,

RT

-II

and RSTS

PASCAL Compiler for the

PDP-ll

(Swedish Ver-

sion

V04)

The above programs are applicable to RSTS as

well

as other operating systems.

See

RSTS-II Ab-

stracts (Section

2.2)

for complete list of programs

for use with RSTS/E only.

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