Tektronix graphics, NASA and FORTRAN
Randy Dawson
rdawson16 at hotmail.com
Sun Dec 12 02:07:16 CST 2010
Hi Gang,
While surfing, I found a repository of NASA FORTRAN code from the NASA-COSMIC library.
Lots
of graphics in here as you could imagine, supporting Tektronix, PLOT10
and VT100 graphics terminals. As I know there are lots of geeks here, like me
still interested in this sort of stuff. I have attached a abstract
list of the code.
Let me know if you are interested in any of
this - it certainly has application or useful as learning material; for
example the calculation of satellite trajectories for us AMSAT ham guys.
You
can certainly Google yourself, but the download for me was a bit tricky
- requiring a linux box and the Subversion version control system.
How can I push it up to Bitsavers?
Randy
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