ID#:            P00510PC58600
                                             RSIC#:          PSR-510
                                             CODE PKG NAME:  HYDMN
                                             COMPUTERS:      PC
                                             PACKAGED:       05/21/2002
                                             MOST RECENT UPDATE: 
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The distribution diskette contains a self-extracting, compressed Windows file.
To expand the files, click on P510DOS0.EXE and select a disk drive.
A subdirectory called IAEA1377.001 will be created with the following files. 

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Directory name:		IAEA1377.001

02/24/2000  01:34p             482,340 HYDMN.EXE
02/24/2000  01:21p              72,872 hydmn.for
09/01/1999  10:03a               7,166 hydn.lib
04/14/2001  08:45p              32,494 IAEA1377_1.pdf   Documentation
05/16/2001  03:31p               2,231 INFO.FIL
11/12/1987  11:26a               7,584 MODERN.FON
02/24/2000  01:29p              26,327 par.for
09/28/1999  09:48a               2,378 reac.inp
04/13/2001  09:08p              11,290 REAC.OUT
11/12/1987  11:27a              11,120 ROMAN.FON
11/12/1987  11:27a              10,304 SCRIPT.FON
02/24/2000  01:33p              73,531 solve.for
              12 File(s)        739,637 bytes

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HYDMN was tested at RSICC on a Pentium running Windows2000.


SPECIAL REMARKS FOR THE USER
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The code is written in Fortran 77 for the Microsoft Fortran Optimizing
Compiler Version 5.10. The code is absolutely non portable because it
uses the specific graphics routines annexed to that compiler. The
compilation with different compilers fails because some "INCLUDE"
statements refers to files belonging to that graphics system.
The executable is annexed which run on a PC without problems. Problems
can probably arise with more modern graphics card that are not
supported by the graphics routines.