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Volume 2081 Released march 1986
CP/MS gg NL volume 2081
gelijk aan PC/SIG no. 67/81, PCgg 47
Titel:HOST2, MODEM Datacom; Linear Statistics
Number Name Size Date Comments
081.01 APPLECOM BAS 838 11-15-85 Simple DC program (PCC)
081.02 BIGCHAR BAS 1510 11-15-85 Big characterset on screen (PCC)
CATALOG 081 2098 11-25-85 This overview
081.03 CLKMOD BAS 1688 11-15-85 Prints days of the week
081.04 DATA 128 8-27-83 Test data for NONLIN
081.05 FUNC1 BAS 1079 11-15-85 Part of NONLIN - Lorentzian function
081.06 FUNC2 BAS 1010 11-15-85 Part of NONLIN - Gaussian function
081.07 GROWTH BAS 6443 11-19-85 Trend analysis - growth rate projection
081.08 HOST2 BAS 14653 11-15-85 Data communication - remote access on PCC
081.09 HOST2 DOC 848 9-03-83 Doc on above
081.10 LABELEPS BAS 2695 11-15-85 Simple label maker (Epson)
081.11 LABELS BAS 1453 11-15-85 Simple label program
081.12 MAGDALEN BAS 1402 11-15-85 Music from Bach
081.13 MATHFUNC BAS 15853 11-15-85 Library of 20 math functions (st. Basic)
081.14 MODEM ASM 56560 8-30-82 Source of below
081.15 MODEM COM 9623 8-30-82 PCC version of Chistensen's DC program
081.16 NONLIN BAS 30888 11-15-85 Non-linear least squares fit calculation
081.17 PRINTER BAS 4920 11-15-85 Epson printer routines
081.18 REGRESS BAS 1439 11-15-85 Linear regression (game)
081.19 SCISUBV1 BAS 44063 11-15-85 Simple scientific plot routines
081.20 SCNMAP BAS 5876 11-15-85 Generates screen form on Epson
081.21 SCNMAP DOC 6315 2-24-83 Doc on above
081.22 SORTS BAS 5524 11-15-85 Standard Basic SORT subroutines
081.23 SORTS DOC 1512 8-19-83 Doc & Literature reference on above
081.24 TM-BREAK BAS 756 11-15-85 PC-TALK 2.0 patch: break with Alt-B
081.25 TM-DIAL2 BAS 1788 11-15-85 ,, ,, : automatic redial
081.26 TM-LDIR1 BAS 1572 11-15-85 ,, ,, : expanded directory
081.27 TM-TIME1 BAS 1171 11-15-85 ,, ,, : correct system leave
081.28 UN P 128 7-13-82 Basic unProtect (Basic 1.0 ?)
081.29 UNPROT DOC 460 8-05-82 ,, ,, desc.
081.30 UNWS ASM 8463 5-01-82 Source of below
081.31 UNWS EXE 2816 8-17-82 Conversion WS -- ASCII (strips high bits)
081.32 VOL2081 ABS 3072 11-25-85 Disk abstract
33 File(s) 65536 bytes free on volume VOL2081
*** GROWTH.BAS ***
This program analyzes the trend (of some value) for past periods, computes an
average growth rate, and projects future figures. If entering new data, you
will be asked to specify the number of past periods, and then the number of
future periods to project. For each of the past periods, you must then enter
the number of items (the number must be non-zero) .The total number of
periods (past + future) cannot exceed 52.
*** MATHFUNC: 20 COMPLEX MATHEMATICAL FUNCTIONS ***
1. Arithmetic mean 11. Interactive growth pattern
2. Arithmetic progression 12. Straight line depreciation
3. Harmonic mean 13. Logarithms of any base
4. Harmonic numbers 14. Linear interpolation
5. Harmonic progression 15. Prime tester
6. Geometric mean 16. Annular sections
7. Geometric progression 17. Chi-Square evaluation
8. Permutations and combinations 18. Factorials
9. Generalized mean 19. Fibonacci numbers
10. Mean, Standard Deviation, etc 20. Gamma functions with factorial
PROGRAM NAME: HOST2.BAS
ABSTRACT: This program allows you to access an IBM PC from a remote location
for the purpose of transmitting or receiving an ASCII file. Upon receiving a
carrier from the remote location, the program requests a password for file
protection.
HOST Version 1.0 (volume 2038) was not able to handle an abnormal termination
of communications.
Version 2.0 can sense and recover from an abnormal termination of
communications from within most of its operating states.
*** SCNMAP - INTRODUCTION ***
If you are writing programs involving relatively fancy screen layouts it
is very helpful to have a paper chart so you can sketch the appearance of the
screen before writing code to print it. Such charts can be purchased
($15.00 at Moore for 10 pads of 50) but since you are not likely to need 500
of them, it is worthwhile to have your printer make them one at a time.
This program will print a form on 8+ x 11" paper for laying out either 40
column or 80 column screens. It will also print forms that show the addresses
in the color graphics board memory for each character in the alphanumeric
mode for both screen widths.
This program has printer control commands for the EPSON MX-80 printer and
may not function with other printers.
SORTS.DOC Documentation for.... SORTS.BAS
SORTS provides an excellent demonstration of the performance characteristics
of several different sorting algorithms. Just run the program. A sample
size of 100 is a reasonable response.
Each method is neatly blocked off in the program as a subroutine. With a
little tuning it should not be all that difficult to adapt the most suitable
method to your own application.