[en] Description of program or function: DIGLIB is a collection of general graphics subroutines. It was designed to be small, reasonably fast, device-independent, and compatible with DEC-supplied operating systems for VAXes, PDP-11s, and LSI-11s, and the DOS operating system for IBM PCs and IBM-compatible machines. The software is readily usable for casual programmers for two-dimensional plotting

[en] Realization of the CM Net heterogeneous local network for the PDP-11 type computers with the RT-11 operational system control is described. The main advantage of the network is the realization of virtual disks in general form including a system unit. the network can be used everywhere, where the problem on computer connection by simple interfaces is stated. 6 refs

[en] Short communication. 2 refs

[en] A new beam-optics program is introduced, and it has been modified and transplanted for the computer PDP-11/70

[en] 1 - Description of program or function: DIGLIB is a collection of general graphics subroutines. It was designed to be small, reasonably fast, device-independent, and compatible with DEC- supplied operating systems for VAXes, PDP-11s, and LSI-11s and the DOS operating system for IBM PCs and IBM-compatible machines. DIGLIB/VMS runs on the VAX and MicroVAX series of computers under VMS. DIGLIB/RSX runs on PDP-11s and LSI-11s under RSX-11M. DIGLIB/RT runs on PDP-11s and LSI-11s under RT-11 or TSX. DIGLIB/PC runs on IBM PCs under PC-DOS or MS-DOS. The software is readily usable by casual programmers for two-dimensional plotting. 2 - Restrictions on the complexity of the problem: All DEC versions of DIGLIB contain device drivers for Tektronix 401x, 402x, and 4105 terminals, HP2648, HP7220, 7225, 7470, 7475, and 9872 plotters, CalComp 1012 plotters, and DEC VT100 and Data Media terminals with the retro-graphics option. In addition, the PDP-11 and LSI-11 versions contain drivers for GIGI and AED767 terminals and HP7221, IBM XY/750, and TEK4662 (RSX only) plotters. The VMS release contains, in addition, drivers for a Versatec plotter and the following terminals: Tektronix 4115B and 4692, DEC VT125, HP2623, RAMTEK 9400, LEXIDATA 3400, Visual 550, MODGRAPH GX-1000, INTERCOLOR VHR-19, VECTRIX VX128 and VX384, and MICROTERM ERGO 301 with 4010 graphics. The IBM PC version contains CGA (medium and high resolution), EGA, POSTSCRIPT, Microsoft mouse, and HP7475 plotter device drivers

[en] This document describes the contents of the diskette containing the COMPUTATION FORMAT codes X4TOC4 and PLOTC4 by D.E. Cullen, and example data for use in implementing and testing these codes on a Personal Computer of the type IBM-PC/AT. Upon request the codes are available from the IAEA Nuclear Data Section, free of charge, on a single diskette. (author)

[en] An auxiliary code, named MAGGRAF, was developed and implemented on the MicroVAX-3600 system of the Plasma Laboratory at the Institute for Space Research, in order to perform the graphical output of the numerical results provided by the magnetic field calculation code MAGINT. In this report we present a brief description of the graphical code, of the parameters which specify the different output options, and of the structure of the data file containing these parameters. Some examples are shown to illustrate the versatility of the code, as well as the quality of the graphs. (author)

[en] COMPACT is a debugging-aid for symbolic coded programs on a CAE 90-10 computer. It includes: -an editor-corrector for symbolic programs on paper tape, - an assembler slightly lower in performance than the B2 assembler from CAE. While assembling it automatically loads the program in core memory, - a binary tape editor which generates a self-loading binary tape. COMPACT is furnished on a self-loading binary tape which once loaded occupies 4 K of core memory. The program starts automatically and the different functions are activated through the console switches. (author)

[en] With aging hardware and expensive maintenance and replacement possibilities, it was decided to upgrade the AAC touch terminal consoles with modern hardware. With significant amount of operational application software developed with touch terminals over 10 years, the philosophy adopted was to attempt a total emulation of these console functions of touch actions, graphics display as well as simple keyboard terminal entry onto the front-end computer controlling the AAC. The PC based emulation by mouse and multiple windows under MS-DOS and later, under the Windows 3 environment was realized relatively quickly; the next stage was therefore to do the same on the Unix platform using software based on X-windows. The communications channel was established using the TCP/IP socket library. This paper reviews this work up to the operational implementation for routine control room usage for both these solutions. (author)

[en] The codes CONV45 and CONV56 convert data files from ENDF/B-4 to ENDF/B-5 and from ENDF/B-5 to ENDF/B-6 format respectively. The codes which were received from US National Nuclear Data Center were implemented at the IAEA Nuclear Data Section for use on personal computers. (author). 2 refs, 3 tabs