ID#:           C00255IBMPC00
                                                   RSIC#          CCC-255C MICRO
                                                   CODE PKG NAME: ANISN-W
                                                   COMPUTER:      IBM PC
                                                   PACKAGED:      12/5/85
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                  DESCRIPTION                             MODE         SIZE
                                                                      (BYTES)
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        1.  ANISN.BAT - Batch file to compile, link       ASCII         397
            and execute ANISN in BATCH mode                 |
        2.  PART1.FOR - FORTRAN 77 source in 6 files        |         24635
        3.  PART2.FOR                                       |         18392
        4.  PART3.FOR                                       |         23524
        5.  PART4.FOR                                       |         24059
        6.  PART5.FOR                                       |         22056
        7   PART6.FOR                                       |         15983
        8.  PART1.EXE - Executable file                     |        386030
        9.  ANISN.INP - Sample problem input                |          2939
       10.  ANISN.OUT - Sample problem output               |         40078
     
        NOTES:  ANISN-W was tested by RSIC on the IBM PC AT under DOS 3.0 using
                the IBM Personal Computer Professional FORTRAN compiler, Version
                1.00 Copyright Ryan-McFarland Corp 1984.  It requires a hard
                disk, about 512K memory and 8087 math coprocessor. Because
                several files are open during ANISN execution, CONFIG.SYS must
                specify enough files to avoid DOS error 3012 (FILES=20).

                Two diskettes are written in DOS Backup/Restore format.  Restore
                all files to the PC hard disk into a directory named \ANISN.