.gitignore

@@ -34,7 +34,8 @@ external_ci
 gcc
 clang
 build
-qtbuild
+mybuild
+qbuild
 podstyle.css
 pub/src/xax_yacc.hpp
 demo/lm_test

.gitlab-ci.yml

+stages:
+  - build
+
+mac_x64:
+  tags:
+  - mac_x64_cloud
+  stage: build
+  before_script:
+  # Homebrew packages are installed in a non-standard path
+  - BREWDIR="/opt/homebrew-x86/"
+  - PATH="$BREWDIR:$BREWDIR/opt/flex/bin:$BREWDIR/opt/bison/bin:$PATH"
+  - PYPLAT="/Users/qtisas/.pyenv/versions/3.11.6/"
+  - cmake --version
+  script:
+  - OPTDIR=/Users/Shared/Software/scg
+  - mkdir pub/build
+  - cd pub/build
+  - cmake -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH="$BREWDIR;$OPTDIR;$PYPLAT" -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -S ..
+  - make -j4
+  - ctest --output-on-failure --timeout 120
+  artifacts:
+    paths:
+    - build/*zip
+    expire_in: 10 days
+
+# windows:
+#   tags:
+#   - Windows
+#   stage: build
+#   script:
+#     - New-Item -ItemType "directory" -Confirm:$false -Force:$true -Name "build"
+#     - cd build
+#     - cmd.exe "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\Community\VC\Auxiliary\Build\vcvars64.bat"
+#     - cmake -G "Visual Studio 16 2019" -A x64 -T host=x64 -DLIB_MAN=OFF -DLIB_INSTALL=OFF -B. ..
+#     - cmake --build . --config Release
+#     - Get-Location
+#     - dir
+#     - dir Release
+#     - ctest -C Release --output-on-failure
+
+native_Debian_clang:
+  tags: &native
+  - Debian
+  before_script: &debian_clang
+  - export CC=clang; export CXX=clang++
+  - cmake --version
+  - clang --version
+  stage: build
+  script: &native_scr
+  - pwd && ls
+  - mkdir pub/build
+  - cd pub/build
+  - cmake ..
+  - make -j6
+  - ctest -j6 --output-on-failure
+
+# ## Dockerized:
+#
+# debS_clang:
+#   tags: &unix
+#   - Linux
+#   image: debian:stable
+#   before_script: &debian_clang
+#     - apt-get -y update
+#     - apt-get -y upgrade
+#     - apt-get -y install cmake perl pkgconf bison flex gnuplot-x11 git
+#     - apt-get -y install libreadline-dev libgsl-dev libfftw3-dev
+#     - apt-get -y install libboost-filesystem-dev libboost-dev libyaml-dev
+#     - apt-get -y install clang
+#     - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/kww.git
+#     - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/lmfit.git
+#     - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/libcerf.git
+#   stage: build
+#   script: &scr
+#     - pwd && ls
+#     - cd kww && mkdir build && cd build
+#     - cmake -DWERROR=ON .. && make -j3 && ctest && make install && cd ../..
+#     - cd lmfit && mkdir build && cd build
+#     - cmake -DWERROR=ON .. && make -j3 && ctest && make install && cd ../..
+#     - cd libcerf && mkdir build && cd build
+#     - cmake -DWERROR=ON .. && make -j3 && ctest && make install && cd ../..
+#     - cd pub
+#     - mkdir build
+#     - cd build
+#     - cmake -DWERROR=ON ..
+#     - make -j8
+#     - ctest --output-on-failure
+#
+# debS_gcc:
+#   tags: *unix
+#   image: debian:stable
+#   before_script: &debian_gcc
+#     - apt-get -y update
+#     - apt-get -y upgrade
+#     - apt-get -y install cmake perl pkgconf bison flex gnuplot-x11 git
+#     - apt-get -y install libreadline-dev libgsl-dev libfftw3-dev
+#     - apt-get -y install libboost-filesystem-dev libboost-dev libyaml-dev
+#     - apt-get -y install g++
+#     - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/kww.git
+#     - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/lmfit.git
+#     - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/libcerf.git
+#   stage: build
+#   script: *scr
+#
+# debT_clang:
+#   tags: *unix
+#   image: debian:testing
+#   before_script: *debian_clang
+#   stage: build
+#   script: *scr
+#
+# debT_gcc:
+#   tags: *unix
+#   image: debian:testing
+#   before_script: *debian_gcc
+#   stage: build
+#   script: *scr
+#
+# debU_clang:
+#   tags: *unix
+#   image: debian:unstable
+#   before_script: *debian_clang
+#   stage: build
+#   script: *scr
+#
+# debU_gcc:
+#   tags: *unix
+#   image: debian:unstable
+#   before_script: *debian_gcc
+#   stage: build
+#   script: *scr
+#
+# suse_clang:
+#   tags: *unix
+#   image: opensuse/tumbleweed
+#   # rolling release with infinite life time
+#   before_script:
+#     - zypper -n patch || echo "do it again"
+#     - zypper -n patch
+#     - zypper -n ref
+#     - zypper -n up
+#     - zypper -n dup
+#     - zypper -n in cmake perl pkgconf bison flex gnuplot git
+#     - zypper -n in readline-devel gsl-devel fftw3-devel libyaml-devel
+#     - zypper -n in boost-devel libboost_filesystem-devel
+#     - zypper -n in clang gcc glibc-devel libstdc++-devel
+#     - export CC=/usr/bin/clang
+#     - export CXX=/usr/bin/clang++
+#     - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/kww.git
+#     - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/lmfit.git
+#     - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/libcerf.git
+#   stage: build
+#   script: *scr
+#
+# suse_gcc:
+#   tags: *unix
+#   image: opensuse/tumbleweed
+#   # rolling release with infinite life time
+#   before_script:
+#     - zypper -n patch || echo "do it again"
+#     - zypper -n patch
+#     - zypper -n ref
+#     - zypper -n up
+#     - zypper -n dup
+#     - zypper -n in cmake perl pkgconf bison flex gnuplot git
+#     - zypper -n in readline-devel gsl-devel fftw3-devel libyaml-devel
+#     - zypper -n in boost-devel libboost_filesystem-devel
+#     - zypper -n in gcc-c++
+#     - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/kww.git
+#     - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/lmfit.git
+#     - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/libcerf.git
+#   stage: build
+#   script: *scr
+#
+# # suse_stable:
+# #  opensuse:leap, unsupported here because it is at cmake 3.5, while libcerf requires 3.6
+#
+# ## Centos7 permanently disabled because it does not fully support C++11
+# ##
+# ##centos7_clang:
+# ##  tags: *unix
+# ##  image: centos:centos7
+# ##  before_script:
+# ##    - yum -y update
+# ##    - yum -y install epel-release
+# ##    - yum repolist
+# ##    - yum -y install make cmake3 pkgconf perl bison flex gnuplot git
+# ##    - yum -y install readline-devel gsl-devel fftw3-devel libboost-filesystem boost-devel libyaml-devel
+# ##    - yum -y install clang gcc glibc-devel libstdc++-devel
+# ##    - export CC=/usr/bin/clang
+# ##    - export CXX=/usr/bin/clang++
+# ##    - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/kww.git
+# ##    - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/lmfit.git
+# ##    - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/libcerf.git
+# ##    - cmake3 --version
+# ##    - ctest3 --version
+# ##    - cpack3 --version
+# ##    - ln -s /usr/bin/cmake3 /usr/bin/cmake
+# ##    - ln -s /usr/bin/ctest3 /usr/bin/ctest
+# ##    - ln -s /usr/bin/cpack3 /usr/bin/cpack
+# ##  stage: build
+# ##  script: *scr
+# ##
+# ##centos7_gcc:
+# ##  tags: *unix
+# ##  image: centos:centos7
+# ##  before_script:
+# ##    - yum -y update
+# ##    - yum -y install epel-release
+# ##    - yum repolist
+# ##    - yum -y install make cmake3 pkgconf perl bison flex gnuplot git
+# ##    - yum -y install readline-devel gsl-devel fftw3-devel libboost-filesystem boost-devel libyaml-devel
+# ##    - yum -y install gcc-c++
+# ##    - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/kww.git
+# ##    - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/lmfit.git
+# ##    - git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/libcerf.git
+# ##    - cmake3 --version
+# ##    - ctest3 --version
+# ##    - cpack3 --version
+# ##    - ln -s /usr/bin/cmake3 /usr/bin/cmake
+# ##    - ln -s /usr/bin/ctest3 /usr/bin/ctest
+# ##    - ln -s /usr/bin/cpack3 /usr/bin/cpack
+# ##  stage: build
+# ##  script: *scr

README.md

+Frida
+=====
+
+**Frida** (\"Fast reliable interactive data analysis\") is a versatile
+data analysis program with special routines for inelastic neutron
+scattering. It is actively maintained by [Joachim
+Wuttke](http://www.fz-juelich.de/SharedDocs/Personen/JCNS/EN/Wuttke_J.html).
+
+News
+----
+
+12may20: Bug fix release 2.4.3b.
+
+See the
+[changelog](https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/frida/-/blob/master/pub/CHANGELOG)
+for details.
+
+Documentation
+-------------
+
+-   [Introduction](wiki/introduction.md)
+-   [Installation](wiki/installation.md)
+    -   [frida.ini](wiki/frida.ini.md) (the configure file)
+-   [Tutorial](wiki/tutorial/start.md)
+    -   [Session 1](wiki/tutorial/basic_usage.md): Command-line basics, load
+        file, inspect, plot
+    -   [Session 2](wiki/tutorial/simple_manipulations.md): Select, Bin,
+        reorganize data.
+    -   [Session 3](wiki/tutorial/elementary_fitting.md): Fit.
+    -   [Session 4](wiki/tutorial/fitting_with_convolution.md): Convolute
+        theory with experimental resolution.
+-   Online manual
+    -   [Data model](wiki/data_model.md)
+    -   [Commands](wiki/commands.md)
+    -   [Overwrite or Duplicate](wiki/Overwrite or Duplicate.md)
+    -   [Expressions](wiki/expressions.md)
+    -   [Built-in functions](wiki/built-in_functions.md)
+    -   [Curves](wiki/curves.md)
+    -   [External curves](wiki/external_curves.md)
+-   Implementation notes (for developers)
+    -   [Design principles](wiki/principles.md)
+    -   [technologies and libraries used](wiki/technologies.md)
+    -   [coding conventions](wiki/coding_conventions.md)
+-   Old Versions
+    -   [historic data formats](wiki/historic_data_formats.md)
+    -   [frida1](wiki/frida1/start.md)
+-   Offline manual:
+    -   ![UserManual.pdf](doc/UserManual.pdf) (work in progress, mostly about graphics)
+
+Resources
+---------
+
+Download location:
+
+-   <https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/frida/-/tags>: latest release, file
+    frida\<version\>.tgz
+
+Or clone from
+
+-   <https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/mlz/frida/-/tree/master>: \"Clone\"
+    button on the upper right of the main window
+
+Contact
+-------
+
+### Bug reports
+
+Please send bug reports to Joachim. The git development snapshot
+contains a bug list (\~/TODO).
+
+### School on Data Analysis
+
+The first JCNS School on Data Analysis for Quasielastic Neutron
+Scattering with Frida took place on 28-29 April 2010. The next school
+will be organized as soon as a sufficient number of potential
+participants have indicated their interest.

TODO

 ==== BUGS ====
 
-ctest -j4 fails
+or+ should ask for name(unit) AND value
 
-==== New functionality ====
+"uninitialized variable" should also mention "unknown command"
 
-pipes to avoid unnecessary files: oy y/[].mr{abs(x)>7}.oy{y^2}.avg[j] ?
+==== IMPROVE EXTANT FUNCTIONALITY ====
 
-splines (e.g. to approximate measured resolution)
-
-convolution with function
-- with spline
-- with TOFTOF model
+fit does not yet use improved lmmin API (done?)
 
+'ep0', ...
 
-==== Improve extant functcionality ====
+merge registries; prevent creation of variable with name already used by function
 
 coord name algebra
 
-=== plotting ===
+handling of inf, nan
+
+dp: output for #spec>1 is obfuscated
+
+fs: for curve-calling-external-program (cc ecr or similar)
+
+mfj: remove redundant doc lines
+
+oi: wenn mehrere Files mit rank=2, automatisch in einen File packen
 
 "update plot" to replot after change of axes
 
 fn key binding: fn3-4 to scan k
 
-=== by command ===
+ft: ignore "#.."
 
-dp: output for #spec>1 is obfuscated
+multi-oixy ?
 
-fs: for curve-calling-external-program (cc ecr or similar)
+fit functions that depend on y_i (consistent? needed? how?)
 
-gp: version 'gp!' <filename> ?
+==== REQUESTED FUNCTIONALITY ====
 
-mfj: remove redundant doc lines
+one-sided Fourier transform (Zach)
 
-oi: wenn mehrere Files mit rank=2, automatisch in einen File packen
 
+==== DOCUMENTATION ====
+
+Terminology: "file" -> "workspace"
+  (surprisingly, this concerns almost only the documentation; in the code, only a few
+   output commands contain "file" in the sense of "workspace". To find them, use
+     grep -n [Ff]ile  `fs` | grep -v "\\file" | grep -v FileIter | grep -v [a-zA-Z]File
+  )
+
+Universal help/doc associated with
+  - environment variables like psdir
+  - operators and functions (now hf; separate operators and functions, reconsider sorting)
+
+refer to external documentation
 
-==== Refactoring ====
+explain resol, conv, pconv
+
+more info on commands (in command shell and in manual?)
+
+
+==== REFACTORING ====
 
 Register all commands;
 transform within-command dialogs into command options
 
-
 (this replaces the following "dialog generics":)
   - restore ask callback help for lists (prompt for list, not for string)
   - restore help on "?" (e.g. expression help for 'md')
   - default for plot range
 
-
 refactor func+op registration so that registered object can be const
 (assemble typed function list prior to registration)
 
-Terminology: "file" -> "workspace"
-
-boost::format -> cppformat
-
 lmfit call-back within class, thanks to std::functional
 
-read-plus Interface in EINEN namespace ask:: stecken ??
-
-Documentation:
-- Universal help/doc associated with
-  - environment variables like psdir
-  - operators and functions (now hf; separate operators and functions, reconsider sorting)
-- refer to external documentation
-- explain resol, conv, pconv
-- more info on commands (in command shell and in manual?)
-
 When commands have become programmable:
 - review history
   - latest action on pX should be part of history
@@ -87,27 +93,13 @@ history:
 - save every input at once (from history to logging ...)
 
 
-
 ==== WISHLIST ====
 
-customization
-- let user choose points/line
-- let user choose color/symbol/linestyle
-- debug mode (e.g. gnuplot monitor)
-
-allow ad-hoc addition of fit functions
-(plugin ? distinguish from opr-functions ?)
-- plot accessible Q-E-space
-
-distribution
-- include wupscat, wupsbb
-- rewrite wupscat in bash instead of ruby
-
-
-==== PROJECTS ====
-
+splines (e.g. to approximate measured resolution)
 
-2d plots using pm3d # was ist das ?
+convolution with function
+- with spline
+- with TOFTOF model
 
 
 ==== WAITING FOR CLUE ====

arch/frida1-yf-23nov/ChangeLog

+Executive Summary
+Of 68 files, 0 released, 9 changed 
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+

arch/frida1-yf-23nov/Ida.hlp

+*this$file
+  Ida.hlp
+      last change 3mar94
+      contains on-line help for IDA
+*Ida
+  IDA () main command line.
+
+      Short commands :
+          p   = plot
+          a   = add to plot
+          qui = quit IDA
+      Command groups : 
+          f*  = files (input, output, ..)
+	  d*  = directory (and modification of file headers)
+	  e*  = edit parameters
+          m*  = manipulations (delete, sum, interpolate, ..)
+          o*  = operations (arithmetics)
+          t*  = transforms (Fourier, ..)
+          _*  = incorporated programs
+	  r*  = raw data input
+          c*  = curves and fits
+          g*  = graphics
+          i*  = info
+      For lists of command groups, enter the first letter.
+    For help on specific commands, try '? ' followed by the command.
+       
+      The prompt IDA normally is followed by a list of default-files.
+    Most commands operate on these files. To operate on other files, 
+    enter a new filelist, followed by a command or not.
+*f
+  IDA> command group f* 
+          (files: input, output, creation,
+                  reorganisation in on-line-memory)
+     fl  = load from disk
+     fm  = make
+     fc  = copy
+     fdel= delete
+     fx  = exchange (fc and fdel)
+     fw  = write to disk
+*fl 
+  IDA () fl <filename> : load file(s)
+
+      Load data files into on-line memory.
+    Usage : with argument :    load one file
+            without argument : loop (reply nothing [RETURN] to exit)
+      If File names are given without extension, the program looks first
+    for ".dat", then for ".asc". 
+      File formats : ILL-CrossX, IDA-binary, or IDA-ASCII
+
+      Source : FileWrite in i2.f, colling LoadSpectrum in i1.f       
+*fw
+  IDA (file-nos) fw : write file(s)
+
+      Save internal files on external device.
+    Any files hold in IDA's on-line memory can be saved, including curves.
+    As external filename, any valid path name is accepted. If filenames
+    are given without extension, files will be saved as ".dat", except
+    if ASCII-format is chosen in which case the extension will be ".asc".
+      Recommended storage format is IDA-binary; use IDA-ASCII if data shall
+    be send to sites with different operating system.
+
+      Source : FileLoad in i2.f, calling SaveSpectrum in i1.f       
+*fdel
+  IDA (file-nos) fdel : delete files
+
+      Files are deleted from on-line memory.
+    There is no way to recover deleted files. Use "fw" to save results.
+
+      Source : FileKill in i3.f, calling FileDel in i2.f
+*fc
+  IDA (file-nos) fc : copy files
+
+      Duplicate files in on-line memory.
+
+      Source : FileCopy in i3.f
+*fx
+  IDA (file-nos) fx : exchange order of files
+
+      Files are copied to the end of the on-line memory, 
+    then deleted from their original positions. 
+
+      Source : FileCopy and FileKill in i3.f
+*fm
+  IDA () fm : make a new file
+
+      Create a new on-line file. 
+    This option is used to enter data manually, or to convert foreign formats.
+    It includes the older conversion program any2ied.
+      For converting foreign data formats, first go through the interactive 
+    questions section. Then, the program asks to enter spectra in a format
+    you have determined before. At this point, use "\ie <filename>" to read 
+    the data points from an external file.
+
+      Source : FileMake in i3.f
+*d
+  IDA> command group d* 
+          (directory of on-line memory, 
+           inspection and modification of file headers)
+     df  = list of files
+     dz  = list of spectra
+     dd  = list of data entries
+     di  = inspect integer parameters
+     dr  = inspect (and modify) real parameters
+     dt  = inspect (and modify) text parameters
+     dg  = inspect (and modify) graphic parameters
+*df
+  IDA () df : directory of on-line files
+
+      Source : FileInfo in i2.f
+*dz
+  IDA (file-nos) dz : directory of spectra
+
+      For given files, list all spectra with their z-values
+    and their x-data ranges.
+
+      Source : FileInfo in i2.f
+*dd
+  IDA (file-nos) dd : directory of data entries
+
+      For given files, ask for spectra and channels to list,
+
+      Source : FileInfo in i2.f
+*di
+  IDA (file-nos) di : inspect integer parameters
+
+      Source : FileInfo in i2.f
+*dr
+  IDA (file-nos) dr : inspect (and modify) real parameters
+
+      Source : FileRPar in i3.f
+*dt
+  IDA (file-nos) dt : inspect (and modify) text parameters
+
+      Source : FileTPar in i3.f
+*dg
+  IDA (file-nos) dg : inspect (and modify) graphics parameters
+
+      Source : FileGPar in i3.f
+*mca
+  IDA (file-nos) mca : add channels
+
+      For each spectrum of given input files, channels are grouped 
+    together : x and y will be replaced by their average values.
+      Groups are to be specified in ordered list format, e.g. if there 
+    are 12 channels, "*i3" (which is shorthand for "1,4,7,10") means that 
+    there will be four groups containing channels 1-3,4-6,7-9, and 10-12.
+      If some spectra of one file are defined on different subranges of a
+    common grid, the new groups can be set with respect to the common grid.
+    If spectra have different length and there is no common grid, groups 
+    must be specified individually for each spectrum.
+
+      Source : OrgChSum in i4.f
+*mcd
+  IDA (file-nos) mcd : delete channels
+
+      For each spectrum of given input files, some channels can be deleted.
+    The channels that shall NOT be deleted are to be specified, either by 
+    their numbers in ordered list format, or by their x- or y-values.
+    Channel specification from files is decouraged.
+      If channels are specified by numbers, all spectra of one file are
+    compared in order to decide whether there is a common x-grid; in this
+    case, numbers can be specified with respect to the common grid.
+    If spectra have different length and there is no common grid, channel
+    numbers must be given individually for each spectrum.
+
+      Source : OrgChCut in i4.f
+*mco
+  IDA (file-nos) mco : sort channels
+
+      Sort each spectrum of given input files in ascending order in x.
+    If there is more than one occurence of some x-value, the corresponding
+    channels are grouped together, taking the average y-value.
+
+      Source : OrgChSort in i4.f
+*msa
+  IDA (file-nos) msa : add spectra
+
+      For each input file, replace spectra by groups of spectra.
+    For each group, channel by channel, input y are replaced by their
+    average values. 
+      Groups are to be specified by the number of the first old spectrum
+    of each new group, in ordered list format.
+      If spectra have different x-grids but the same number of channels,
+    it is possible to proceed by channel numbers. New x-values are then 
+    set by averaging over input files. It recommended, however, to first
+    regroup the data onto a common grid (using "mgr") before using "msa".
+
+      Source : OrgSpectraSum in i4.f
+*msd
+  IDA (file-nos) msd : delete spectra
+
+      For each input file, delete some spectra. 
+    The spectra to be deleted are to be specified in ordered list format.
+    Answer "-" (empty list) to escape.
+
+      Source : OrgSpectraCut in i4.f
+*mso 
+  IDA (file-nos) mso : sort spectra
+      
+      For each input file, sort spectra by their z-value. The contents
+    of the spectra themselves is not changed.
+
+      Source : OrgSpectraSort in i4.f
+*msj
+  IDA (file-nos) msj : join spectra
+
+      For each input file, group some spectra together. Output spectra
+    are build by simply appending input spectra one after each other.
+    Optionally, channels can be sorted (same as calling "mco").
+    Groups are to be specified the same way as in "msa".
+    
+      Source : OrgSpectraJoin in i4.f
+*msx
+  IDA (file-nos) msx : exchange spectra <-> channels
+
+      For each input file, exchange x- and z-coordinate.
+    Evidently, all spectra must be defined on a common x-grid.
+
+      Source : OrgSpectraExch in i4.f
+*mfs
+  IDA (file-nos) mfs : sum spectra of different files
+
+      It supposed that the input files have commensurable z-scales.
+    Then, all spectra sharing the same z are averaged to form one
+    output spectrum (whether two z's are considered equal is controlled
+    by a "tolerance" parameter). 
+      The averaging can only be done, if the x-grids are identical.
+
+      Source : OrgFileJoin in i4.f
+*mfj
+  IDA (file-nos) mfj : append files into one file
+
+      Simply, make one file out of several input files.
+    Say, there are 2 files with 3 spectra each : (ABC) and (abc).
+    Then, the output file will contain either (ABCabc) (option "file
+    after file"), or (AaBbCc) (option "spectrum after spectrum").
+      The spectra themselves remain unchanged (except if "msj" is 
+    called at the end).
+
+      Source : OrgFileJoin in i4.f
+*mfx
+  IDA (file-nos) mfx : exchange files <-> spectra
+
+      Suppose, spectra y(x) have been measured for different values
+    of two parameters U and V. Originally, spectra with the same U
+    may have been grouped into files with a real-parameter r(n)=U,
+    and V has a z-coordinate. The operation "mfx" regroups them into
+    files with the same real-parameter r(n')=V and a z-coordinate U. 
+
+      Source : OrgFileJoin in i4.f
+*mgi
+  IDA (file-nos) mgi : new x-grid, interpolate y
+
+      Choose a new x-grid, then determine y(x) on this grid by
+    interpolation of input data.
+      Options for choosing a grid are :
+    > from a file f2
+    > > (1:1)        for each output spectrum one spectrum of f2
+                     with same z is searched for
+    > > (select one) one spectrum of f2 defines the grid for all output
+    > regular grid
+    > > (lin)        X(i) = X(1) + [X(n)-X(1)]*[(i-1)/(n-1)]
+    > > (log)        X(i) = X(1) * [X(n)/X(1)]^[(i-1)/(n-1)]
+    > > (1/2-log)    starts logarithmically at X(1)=-X(n), becomes linear
+                     around 0 (from -crossover to +crossover), then
+                     returns to logarithmic increase until X(n).
+
+      Source : OrgGrid in i4.f
+*mge
+  IDA (file-nos) mge : new x-grid, extrapolate y
+
+      Choose a new x-grid, then determine y(x) on this grid by
+    interpolation and extrapolation. 
+      Options for extrapolations include
+         > by 0
+         > by any other given value
+         > by value of nearest neighbours
+      Options for choosing a new grid are the same as for mgi (see there).
+
+      Source : OrgGrid in i4.f
+*mgr
+  IDA (file-nos) mgr : new x-grid, redistribute y
+
+      Choose a new x-grid, then determine y(x) on this grid by
+    redistributing histogram intensities of input data.
+      Options for choosing a new grid are the same as for mgi (see there).
+
+      Source : OrgGrid in i4.f
+*mgd
+  IDA (file-nos) mgd : new x-grid, reduce input
+
+      Choose a new x-grid. If there are several x on input which
+    fall into the same interval of the new grid, only one x-y pair 
+    per interval is retained, the other input data are thrown away.
+      This option is needed for producing final output, when experimental 
+    data had to be temporarily interpolated onto a finer grid.
+      Options for choosing a new grid are the same as for mgi (see there).
+
+      Source : OrgGrid in i4.f
+*ox 
+  IDA (file-nos) ox <function <2nd argument>> : operate on x
+
+      Replace x by a function of x and possibly a second argument.
+    Examples : "6-8 ox / ef" devides x by a constant which will be asked
+                             for individually for each of the input files 6-8;
+               "7 ox $ x'"   replaces x by x' of another file (the number
+                             of which will be asked for)
+
+      Source : OprPoint in i5.f
+*oy
+  IDA (file-nos) oz <function <2nd argument>> : operate on y
+
+      Replace y by a function of y and possibly a second argument.
+    Examples : "6 oy * i"    multiplies y by an argument y'(z) which
+                             will be read from another file 
+               "1-2 oy $/ d" replace y by dy/y, where dy will be taken
+                             from the same input files 1-2 as y
+
+      Source : OprPoint in i5.f
+*oz
+  IDA (file-nos) oz <function <2nd argument>> : operate on z
+
+      Replace z by a function of z and possibly a second argument.
+
+      Source : OprPoint in i5.f
+*oi
+  IDA (file-nos) oi : calculate an integral property
+
+      For a spectrum y(x), a property i[y(x)] is calculated.
+    Examples: maximum value of y,
+              x at maximum of y,
+              integral I dx y(x).
+    If there is only one input spectrum, the output is a single number.
+    If the input file contains several spectra, the output is saved
+    as a file containing the spectrum i(z).
+
+      Source : OprIntegral in i5.f
+*ot
+  IDA (file-nos) ot : clone y(x) into a tensor product y(x,z)
+
+      Suppose you have one spectrum y(x), and you want to manipulate
+    this spectrum for different values of a parameter p.
+    A convenient way to achieve this is to expand y(x) into a file y(x,z),
+    consisting of a set of identical spectra y(x) with z=p.
+      You can either read z from another file or specify a regular grid.
+
+      Source : OprTensor in i5.f
+*p 
+  IDA (file-nos) p <spectra-nos> : plot
+
+      Plot the input files.
+    When called for the first time, this command opens a graphic window;
+    on later calls, previous plots are cleared.
+      Use "a" to add more spectra into existing plot.
+      See "g*" commands for more graphic options.
+
+      Source : IdaPlot in i0.f, calling the graphic library g*.f
+*a 
+  IDA (file-nos) a <spectra-nos> : add
+
+      Add more spectra to existing plot.
+      See 'g*' commands for more graphic options.
+
+      Source : IdaPlot in i0.f, calling the graphic library g*.f
+*gp
+  IDA () gp <ps-filename> : graphic to postscript
+
+      Write the graphic actually shown in the Tektronix window
+    in a PostScript file. Works even after the Tektronix window
+    has been closed.
+      The default filename is l<n>.ps, where <n> is the lowest
+    integer for which no such file already exists.
+      The PostScript file may subsequently be modified using
+    a text editor. Search for the string "Switchboard" for the
+    most relevant commands. 
+
+      Source : GraSoftCopy in g2.f
+*g:
+  IDA () g: : list graphic setup
+
+      List setup of the chosen graphic window.
+      Use "gw" to change the window.
+
+      Source : GraChoice in g2.f
+*gw
+  IDA () gw <window-no> : select graphic window
+
+      A graphic window is here the ensemble of all parameters defining
+    a graphic setup, like coordinate bounds, symbol size, and toggles
+    between linear/logarithmic scales and so on. It is useful to switch
+    between graphic windows when functions of incommensurable coordinates
+    with completely different x- and y-bounds are to be plotted.
+      Different graphic windows do NOT correspond to different windows
+    on the X-terminal.
+
+      Source : GraChoice in g2.f
+*cc
+  IDA (file-nos) cc : create curve
+
+      Create a curve for fitting the input files. 
+    Curves are saved internally like data files; they can be written
+    to external files with "fw", they can be plotted with "p" and "a",
+    but most other operations are meaningless with curves.
+
+      Source : CuCreate in i6.f
+*i
+  IDA> command group i* (info on the state of the program)
+     ia  = array dimensions'
+*eoi
+

arch/frida1-yf-23nov/Makefile

+# Makefile for IDA under LINUX:
+#
+# abbreviations :
+#
+FF = /opt/absoft10.2/bin/f77
+LL = oba/l1.o oba/l2.o oba/l3.o oba/l4.o oba/l5.o \
+oba/l6.o oba/l0x11.o
+GG = oba/g1.o oba/g2.o
+II = oba/i00.o oba/i01.o oba/i10.o oba/i20.o oba/i23.o oba/i25.o \
+oba/i30.o oba/i32.o oba/i40.o oba/i41.o oba/i42.o oba/i43.o \
+oba/i50.o oba/i60.o oba/i66.o oba/i67.o \
+oba/i70.o oba/i71.o oba/i72.o oba/i73.o oba/i74.o oba/i75.o \
+oba/i76.o oba/i80.o oba/i87.o oba/i95.o oba/i99.o \
+oba/i77.o oba/i81.o oba/napi.o oba/napif.o
+#
+LD = l_dim.f
+ID = i_dim.f
+#
+#CFLAGS = -O4 -ffixed-line-length-132 -assume bac -check nounderflow 
+#CFLAGS = -O4 -132 -dusty -w -save
+#CFLAGS = -O0 -g -132 -dusty -w -save
+CFLAGL = -O1 -lm -Bstatic
+# -g debugging symbols (excl. -O)
+# -O optimize
+# -A suppress alignment warnings
+# -W wide format
+# -s all storage static and initialized to zero
+# -w suppress warnings
+# -f fold symbols to lower case (for compatibility with libnag and libV77)
+# -B108 append underscore to symbols (dito)
+# missing: no underflow check
+
+CB   = -check bounds 
+# Compiling with libnag.a binary provided by LRZ
+CFLAGS = -O  -A  -W -s -w -f -B108
+LNAG = -static -m32 -L/usr/local/lib -lnag -lgfortran -lm 
+LGET = -static -L/usr/local/lib -lget
+#LNAG = -static -L/usr/local/lib -lnag -lgfortran -lm   
+#LNEX is used for the Nexus read in
+LNEX = -static -L/usr/local/lib -lz -ljpeg -L/usr/local/lib/hdf/lib -lhdf5 -lmfhdf -ldf 
+LV77 = -L/opt/absoft10.2/lib -lV77 -lU77 -lNeXus
+# -X options to be evaluated by ld
+# -Bstatic option for ld to link all libraries statically
+# libnag: Nag libraries
+# libg2c: G77 routines references by libnag
+# libm: math libraries
+# libV77.a provides VAX-compatible DATE, IDATE and TIME
+#
+#
+# Compile via C-stage
+#   gcc -O -c -I/usr/local/lib/NAGWare -Wuninitialized
+# link :
+#
+exa/frida1 : $(II) $(GG) $(LL)
+	$(FF) -o exa/frida1 $(II) $(GG) $(LL) $(LNAG) $(LGET) $(LNEX) $(LV77) 
+#
+# compile :
+#
+#i_dim.f	    : i_dim.alp	    ; cp i_dim.alp i_dim.f
+oba/i00.o   : i00.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i00.f -o oba/i00.o
+oba/i01.o   : i01.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i01.f -o oba/i01.o
+oba/i10.o   : i10.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i10.f -o oba/i10.o
+oba/i20.o   : i20.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i20.f -o oba/i20.o
+oba/i23.o   : i23.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i23.f -o oba/i23.o
+oba/i25.o   : i25.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i25.f -o oba/i25.o
+oba/i30.o   : i30.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i30.f -o oba/i30.o
+oba/i32.o   : i32.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i32.f -o oba/i32.o
+oba/i40.o   : i40.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i40.f -o oba/i40.o
+oba/i41.o   : i41.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i41.f -o oba/i41.o
+oba/i42.o   : i42.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i42.f -o oba/i42.o
+oba/i43.o   : i43.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i43.f -o oba/i43.o
+oba/i50.o   : i50.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i50.f -o oba/i50.o
+oba/i60.o   : i60.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i60.f -o oba/i60.o
+oba/i66.o   : i66.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i66.f -o oba/i66.o
+oba/i67.o   : i67.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i67.f -o oba/i67.o
+oba/i70.o   : i70.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i70.f -o oba/i70.o
+oba/i71.o   : i71.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i71.f -o oba/i71.o
+oba/i72.o   : i72.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i72.f -o oba/i72.o
+oba/i73.o   : i73.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i73.f -o oba/i73.o
+oba/i74.o   : i74.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i74.f -o oba/i74.o
+oba/i75.o   : i75.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i75.f -o oba/i75.o
+oba/i76.o   : i76.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i76.f -o oba/i76.o
+oba/i77.o   : i77.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i77.f -o oba/i77.o
+oba/i80.o   : i80.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i80.f -o oba/i80.o
+oba/i81.o   : i81.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i81.f -o oba/i81.o
+oba/i82.o   : i81.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i81.f -o oba/i82.o
+oba/i87.o   : i87.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i87.f -o oba/i87.o
+oba/i95.o   : i95.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i95.f -o oba/i95.o
+oba/i99.o   : i99.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i99.f -o oba/i99.o
+oba/l0x11.o : l0x11.f ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l0x11.f -o oba/l0x11.o
+oba/l1.o    : l1.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l1.f -o oba/l1.o
+oba/l2.o    : l2.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l2.f -o oba/l2.o
+oba/l3.o    : l3.f $(LD)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l3.f -o oba/l3.o
+oba/l4.o    : l4.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l4.f -o oba/l4.o
+oba/l5.o    : l5.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l5.f -o oba/l5.o
+oba/l6.o    : l6.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l6.f -o oba/l6.o
+oba/g1.o    : g1.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) g1.f -o oba/g1.o
+oba/g2.o    : g2.f g_dim.f   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) g2.f -o oba/g2.o
+#remove the following two lines if nexus read in is not used.
+oba/napif.o : napif.f napif.inc; /opt/absoft10.2/bin/f77 -m32 -g -f -X -static -c napif.f -o oba/napif.o
+#oba/napif.o : napif.f napif.inc; /opt/absoft10.2/bin/f77 -m32 -g -f -B108 -X -static -c napif.f -o oba/napif.o
+oba/napi.o  : napi.c ; cc -m32  -static -c napi.c -o oba/napi.o
+

arch/frida1-yf-23nov/Makefile_focus

+# Makefile for IDA under LINUX:
+#
+# abbreviations :
+#
+FF = /opt/absoft10.2/bin/f77
+LL = oba/l1.o oba/l2.o oba/l3.o oba/l4.o oba/l5.o \
+oba/l6.o oba/l0x11.o
+GG = oba/g1.o oba/g2.o
+II = oba/i00.o oba/i01.o oba/i10.o oba/i20.o oba/i23.o oba/i25.o \
+oba/i30.o oba/i32.o oba/i40.o oba/i41.o oba/i42.o oba/i43.o \
+oba/i50.o oba/i60.o oba/i66.o oba/i67.o \
+oba/i70.o oba/i71.o oba/i72.o oba/i73.o oba/i74.o oba/i75.o \
+oba/i76.o oba/i80_focus.o oba/i87.o oba/i95.o oba/i99.o \
+oba/i77.o oba/i81.o oba/napi.o oba/napif.o
+#
+LD = l_dim.f
+ID = i_dim.f
+#
+#CFLAGS = -O4 -ffixed-line-length-132 -assume bac -check nounderflow 
+#CFLAGS = -O4 -132 -dusty -w -save
+#CFLAGS = -O0 -g -132 -dusty -w -save
+CFLAGL = -O1 -lm -Bstatic
+# -g debugging symbols (excl. -O)
+# -O optimize
+# -A suppress alignment warnings
+# -W wide format
+# -s all storage static and initialized to zero
+# -w suppress warnings
+# -f fold symbols to lower case (for compatibility with libnag and libV77)
+# -B108 append underscore to symbols (dito)
+# missing: no underflow check
+
+CB   = -check bounds 
+# Compiling with libnag.a binary provided by LRZ
+CFLAGS = -O  -A  -W -s -w -f -B108
+LNAG = -static -m32 -L/usr/local/lib -lnag -lgfortran -lm 
+LGET = -static -L/usr/local/lib -lget
+#LNAG = -static -L/usr/local/lib -lnag -lgfortran -lm   
+#LNEX is used for the Nexus read in
+LNEX = -L/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/hdf5/serial/ -lNeXus -lhdf5 -lpthread -lz -lsz -ldl -laec -ljpeg -lmfhdf -ldf
+#LNEX = -static -L/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu -lz -ljpeg -L/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/hdf5/serial -lhdf5 -lmfhdf -ldf 
+LV77 = -L/opt/absoft10.2/lib -lV77 -lU77 -lNeXus
+# -X options to be evaluated by ld
+# -Bstatic option for ld to link all libraries statically
+# libnag: Nag libraries
+# libg2c: G77 routines references by libnag
+# libm: math libraries
+# libV77.a provides VAX-compatible DATE, IDATE and TIME
+#
+#
+# Compile via C-stage
+#   gcc -O -c -I/usr/local/lib/NAGWare -Wuninitialized
+# link :
+#
+exa/frida1_focus : $(II) $(GG) $(LL)
+	$(FF) -o exa/frida1_focus $(II) $(GG) $(LL) $(LNAG) $(LGET) $(LNEX) $(LV77) 
+#
+# compile :
+#
+#i_dim.f	    : i_dim.alp	    ; cp i_dim.alp i_dim.f
+oba/i00.o   : i00.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i00.f -o oba/i00.o
+oba/i01.o   : i01.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i01.f -o oba/i01.o
+oba/i10.o   : i10.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i10.f -o oba/i10.o
+oba/i20.o   : i20.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i20.f -o oba/i20.o
+oba/i23.o   : i23.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i23.f -o oba/i23.o
+oba/i25.o   : i25.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i25.f -o oba/i25.o
+oba/i30.o   : i30.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i30.f -o oba/i30.o
+oba/i32.o   : i32.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i32.f -o oba/i32.o
+oba/i40.o   : i40.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i40.f -o oba/i40.o
+oba/i41.o   : i41.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i41.f -o oba/i41.o
+oba/i42.o   : i42.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i42.f -o oba/i42.o
+oba/i43.o   : i43.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i43.f -o oba/i43.o
+oba/i50.o   : i50.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i50.f -o oba/i50.o
+oba/i60.o   : i60.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i60.f -o oba/i60.o
+oba/i66.o   : i66.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i66.f -o oba/i66.o
+oba/i67.o   : i67.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i67.f -o oba/i67.o
+oba/i70.o   : i70.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i70.f -o oba/i70.o
+oba/i71.o   : i71.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i71.f -o oba/i71.o
+oba/i72.o   : i72.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i72.f -o oba/i72.o
+oba/i73.o   : i73.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i73.f -o oba/i73.o
+oba/i74.o   : i74.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i74.f -o oba/i74.o
+oba/i75.o   : i75.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i75.f -o oba/i75.o
+oba/i76.o   : i76.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i76.f -o oba/i76.o
+oba/i77.o   : i77.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i77.f -o oba/i77.o
+oba/i80_focus.o   : i80_focus.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i80_focus.f -o oba/i80_focus.o
+oba/i81.o   : i81.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i81.f -o oba/i81.o
+oba/i82.o   : i81.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i81.f -o oba/i82.o
+oba/i87.o   : i87.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i87.f -o oba/i87.o
+oba/i95.o   : i95.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i95.f -o oba/i95.o
+oba/i99.o   : i99.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i99.f -o oba/i99.o
+oba/l0x11.o : l0x11.f ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l0x11.f -o oba/l0x11.o
+oba/l1.o    : l1.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l1.f -o oba/l1.o
+oba/l2.o    : l2.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l2.f -o oba/l2.o
+oba/l3.o    : l3.f $(LD)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l3.f -o oba/l3.o
+oba/l4.o    : l4.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l4.f -o oba/l4.o
+oba/l5.o    : l5.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l5.f -o oba/l5.o
+oba/l6.o    : l6.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l6.f -o oba/l6.o
+oba/g1.o    : g1.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) g1.f -o oba/g1.o
+oba/g2.o    : g2.f g_dim.f   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) g2.f -o oba/g2.o
+#remove the following two lines if nexus read in is not used.
+oba/napif.o : napif.f napif.inc; /opt/absoft10.2/bin/f77 -m32 -g -f -X -static -c napif.f -o oba/napif.o
+#oba/napif.o : napif.f napif.inc; /opt/absoft10.2/bin/f77 -m32 -g -f -B108 -X -static -c napif.f -o oba/napif.o
+oba/napi.o  : napi.c ; cc -I/usr/include/hdf5/serial -m32  -static -c napi.c -o oba/napi.o
+

arch/frida1-yf-23nov/Makefile_old

+# Makefile for IDA under LINUX:
+#
+# abbreviations :
+#
+FF = f77
+LL = oba/l1.o oba/l2.o oba/l3.o oba/l4.o oba/l5.o \
+oba/l6.o oba/l0x11.o
+GG = oba/g1.o oba/g2.o
+II = oba/i00.o oba/i01.o oba/i10.o oba/i20.o oba/i23.o oba/i25.o \
+oba/i30.o oba/i32.o oba/i40.o oba/i41.o oba/i42.o oba/i43.o \
+oba/i50.o oba/i60.o oba/i66.o oba/i67.o \
+oba/i70.o oba/i71.o oba/i72.o oba/i73.o oba/i74.o oba/i75.o \
+oba/i76.o oba/i80.o oba/i87.o oba/i95.o oba/i99.o \
+oba/i77.o oba/i81.o oba/napi.o oba/napif.o
+#
+LD = l_dim.f
+ID = i_dim.f
+#
+#CFLAGS = -O4 -ffixed-line-length-132 -assume bac -check nounderflow 
+#CFLAGS = -O4 -132 -dusty -w -save
+#CFLAGS = -O0 -g -132 -dusty -w -save
+CFLAGL = -O1 -lm -Bstatic
+# -g debugging symbols (excl. -O)
+# -O optimize
+# -A suppress alignment warnings
+# -W wide format
+# -s all storage static and initialized to zero
+# -w suppress warnings
+# -f fold symbols to lower case (for compatibility with libnag and libV77)
+# -B108 append underscore to symbols (dito)
+# missing: no underflow check
+
+CB   = -check bounds 
+# Compiling with libnag.a binary provided by LRZ
+CFLAGS = -O  -A  -W -s -w -f -B108
+LNAG = -X -static -L/usr/local/lib -lnag -lm -lfdat 
+LGET = -L/usr/local/lib -lget
+#LNEX is used for the Nexus read in
+LNEX = -L/usr/local/lib -L/usr/local/hdf5/lib -L/usr/local/hdf/lib -lNeXus -lhdf5 -lmfhdf -ldf -lz -ljpeg
+# -X options to be evaluated by ld
+# -Bstatic option for ld to link all libraries statically
+# libnag: Nag libraries
+# libg2c: G77 routines references by libnag
+# libm: math libraries
+# libV77.a provides VAX-compatible DATE, IDATE and TIME
+#
+#
+# Compile via C-stage
+#   gcc -O -c -I/usr/local/lib/NAGWare -Wuninitialized
+# link :
+#
+exa/frida1 : $(II) $(GG) $(LL)
+	$(FF) -o exa/frida1 $(II) $(GG) $(LL) $(LNAG) $(LGET) $(LNEX)
+#
+# compile :
+#
+#i_dim.f	    : i_dim.alp	    ; cp i_dim.alp i_dim.f
+oba/i00.o   : i00.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i00.f -o oba/i00.o
+oba/i01.o   : i01.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i01.f -o oba/i01.o
+oba/i10.o   : i10.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i10.f -o oba/i10.o
+oba/i20.o   : i20.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i20.f -o oba/i20.o
+oba/i23.o   : i23.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i23.f -o oba/i23.o
+oba/i25.o   : i25.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i25.f -o oba/i25.o
+oba/i30.o   : i30.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i30.f -o oba/i30.o
+oba/i32.o   : i32.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i32.f -o oba/i32.o
+oba/i40.o   : i40.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i40.f -o oba/i40.o
+oba/i41.o   : i41.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i41.f -o oba/i41.o
+oba/i42.o   : i42.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i42.f -o oba/i42.o
+oba/i43.o   : i43.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i43.f -o oba/i43.o
+oba/i50.o   : i50.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i50.f -o oba/i50.o
+oba/i60.o   : i60.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i60.f -o oba/i60.o
+oba/i66.o   : i66.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i66.f -o oba/i66.o
+oba/i67.o   : i67.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i67.f -o oba/i67.o
+oba/i70.o   : i70.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i70.f -o oba/i70.o
+oba/i71.o   : i71.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i71.f -o oba/i71.o
+oba/i72.o   : i72.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i72.f -o oba/i72.o
+oba/i73.o   : i73.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i73.f -o oba/i73.o
+oba/i74.o   : i74.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i74.f -o oba/i74.o
+oba/i75.o   : i75.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i75.f -o oba/i75.o
+oba/i76.o   : i76.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i76.f -o oba/i76.o
+oba/i77.o   : i77.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i77.f -o oba/i77.o
+oba/i80.o   : i80.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i80.f -o oba/i80.o
+oba/i81.o   : i81.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i81.f -o oba/i81.o
+oba/i87.o   : i87.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i87.f -o oba/i87.o
+oba/i95.o   : i95.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i95.f -o oba/i95.o
+oba/i99.o   : i99.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i99.f -o oba/i99.o
+oba/l0x11.o : l0x11.f ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l0x11.f -o oba/l0x11.o
+oba/l1.o    : l1.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l1.f -o oba/l1.o
+oba/l2.o    : l2.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l2.f -o oba/l2.o
+oba/l3.o    : l3.f $(LD)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l3.f -o oba/l3.o
+oba/l4.o    : l4.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l4.f -o oba/l4.o
+oba/l5.o    : l5.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l5.f -o oba/l5.o
+oba/l6.o    : l6.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l6.f -o oba/l6.o
+oba/g1.o    : g1.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) g1.f -o oba/g1.o
+oba/g2.o    : g2.f g_dim.f   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) g2.f -o oba/g2.o
+#remove the following two lines if nexus read in is not used.
+oba/napif.o : napif.f napif.inc; f77 -g -f -B108 -X-static -c napif.f -o oba/napif.o
+oba/napi.o  : napi.c ; cc -c napi.c -o oba/napi.o
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+

arch/frida1-yf-23nov/Makefile_tobias

+# Makefile for IDA under LINUX:
+#
+# abbreviations :
+#
+# FF = /amnt/software/packages/i686/absoft10.2/bin/f77
+FF = f77
+LL = oba/l1.o oba/l2.o oba/l3.o oba/l4.o oba/l5.o \
+oba/l6.o oba/l0x11.o
+GG = oba/g1.o oba/g2.o
+II = oba/i00.o oba/i01.o oba/i10.o oba/i20.o oba/i23.o oba/i25.o \
+oba/i30.o oba/i32.o oba/i40.o oba/i41.o oba/i42.o oba/i43.o \
+oba/i50.o oba/i60.o oba/i66.o oba/i67.o \
+oba/i70.o oba/i71.o oba/i72.o oba/i73.o oba/i74.o oba/i75.o \
+oba/i76.o oba/i80.o oba/i87.o oba/i95.o oba/i99.o \
+oba/i77.o oba/i83.o oba/napi.o oba/napif.o
+#
+LD = l_dim.f
+ID = i_dim.f
+#
+#CFLAGS = -O4 -ffixed-line-length-132 -assume bac -check nounderflow 
+#CFLAGS = -O4 -132 -dusty -w -save
+#CFLAGS = -O0 -g -132 -dusty -w -save
+CFLAGL = -O1 -lm -Bstatic
+# -g debugging symbols (excl. -O)
+# -O optimize
+# -A suppress alignment warnings
+# -W wide format
+# -s all storage static and initialized to zero
+# -w suppress warnings
+# -f fold symbols to lower case (for compatibility with libnag and libV77)
+# -B108 append underscore to symbols (dito)
+# missing: no underflow check
+
+CB   = -check bounds 
+# Compiling with libnag.a binary provided by LRZ
+#CFLAGS = -O  -A  -W -s -w -f -B108
+CFLAGS = -O  -W -s -w -m32 -libm 
+LNAG = -static -m32 -L/usr/local/lib -lnag -lf2c -lm
+LGET = -L/usr/local/lib 
+LNEX = -L/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/hdf5/serial/ -lNeXus -lhdf5 -lpthread -lz -lsz -ldl -laec -ljpeg -lmfhdf -ldf
+LV77 = -lV77 -lU77 -lNeXus
+#LNEX = -L/amnt/software/packages/i686/ida-locallib -lhdf5 -lz -ljpeg -lmfhdf -ldf 
+#LV77 = -L/amnt/software/packages/i686/absoft10.2/lib -lV77 -lU77 -lNeXus
+#LNAG = -static -L/usr/local/lib -lnag -lgfortran -lm   
+#LNEX is used for the Nexus read in
+#LNEX = -L/usr/lib -lhdf5 -lz -ljpeg -L/usr/local/lib -L/usr/local/hdf/lib -lmfhdf -ldf 
+#LV77 = -L/opt/absoft10.2/lib -lV77 -lU77 -lNeXus
+# -X options to be evaluated by ld
+# -Bstatic option for ld to link all libraries statically
+# libnag: Nag libraries
+# libg2c: G77 routines references by libnag
+# libm: math libraries
+# libV77.a provides VAX-compatible DATE, IDATE and TIME
+#
+#
+# Compile via C-stage
+#   gcc -O -c -I/usr/local/lib/NAGWare -Wuninitialized
+# link :
+#
+exa/frida1 : $(II) $(GG) $(LL)
+	$(FF) -o exa/frida1 $(II) $(GG) $(LL) $(LNAG) $(LGET) $(LNEX) $(LV77) 
+#
+# compile :
+#
+#i_dim.f	    : i_dim.alp	    ; cp i_dim.alp i_dim.f
+oba/i00.o   : i00.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i00.f -o oba/i00.o
+oba/i01.o   : i01.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i01.f -o oba/i01.o
+oba/i10.o   : i10.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i10.f -o oba/i10.o
+oba/i20.o   : i20.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i20.f -o oba/i20.o
+oba/i23.o   : i23.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i23.f -o oba/i23.o
+oba/i25.o   : i25.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i25.f -o oba/i25.o
+oba/i30.o   : i30.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i30.f -o oba/i30.o
+oba/i32.o   : i32.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i32.f -o oba/i32.o
+oba/i40.o   : i40.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i40.f -o oba/i40.o
+oba/i41.o   : i41.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i41.f -o oba/i41.o
+oba/i42.o   : i42.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i42.f -o oba/i42.o
+oba/i43.o   : i43.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i43.f -o oba/i43.o
+oba/i50.o   : i50.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i50.f -o oba/i50.o
+oba/i60.o   : i60.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i60.f -o oba/i60.o
+oba/i66.o   : i66.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i66.f -o oba/i66.o
+oba/i67.o   : i67.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i67.f -o oba/i67.o
+oba/i70.o   : i70.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i70.f -o oba/i70.o
+oba/i71.o   : i71.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i71.f -o oba/i71.o
+oba/i72.o   : i72.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i72.f -o oba/i72.o
+oba/i73.o   : i73.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i73.f -o oba/i73.o
+oba/i74.o   : i74.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i74.f -o oba/i74.o
+oba/i75.o   : i75.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i75.f -o oba/i75.o
+oba/i76.o   : i76.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i76.f -o oba/i76.o
+oba/i77.o   : i77.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i77.f -o oba/i77.o
+oba/i80.o   : i80.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i80.f -o oba/i80.o
+oba/i81.o   : i81.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i81.f -o oba/i81.o
+oba/i82.o   : i82.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i82.f -o oba/i82.o
+oba/i83.o   : i83.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i83.f -o oba/i83.o
+oba/i87.o   : i87.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i87.f -o oba/i87.o
+oba/i95.o   : i95.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i95.f -o oba/i95.o
+oba/i99.o   : i99.f $(ID)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) i99.f -o oba/i99.o
+oba/l0x11.o : l0x11.f ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l0x11.f -o oba/l0x11.o
+oba/l1.o    : l1.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l1.f -o oba/l1.o
+oba/l2.o    : l2.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l2.f -o oba/l2.o
+oba/l3.o    : l3.f $(LD)   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l3.f -o oba/l3.o
+oba/l4.o    : l4.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l4.f -o oba/l4.o
+oba/l5.o    : l5.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l5.f -o oba/l5.o
+oba/l6.o    : l6.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) l6.f -o oba/l6.o
+oba/g1.o    : g1.f    ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) g1.f -o oba/g1.o
+oba/g2.o    : g2.f g_dim.f   ; $(FF) -c $(CFLAGS) g2.f -o oba/g2.o
+#remove the following two lines if nexus read in is not used.
+oba/napif.o : napif.f napif.inc; f77 -m32 -g -f -X -static -c napif.f -o oba/napif.o
+oba/napi.o  : napi.c ; cc -I/usr/include/hdf5/serial -m32 -c napi.c -o oba/napi.o
+

arch/frida1-yf-23nov/README

+--------------------------------------------------------------------------
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------
+FRIDA (fast reliable inelastic data analysis)
+<http://frida.sourceforge.net> is a program for generic spectral 
+analysis, with many specialized routines for inelastic neutron 
+scattering. The FORTRAN version Frida-1 is an updated version of 
+Joachim Wuttke's IDA, with contributions from the community. The 
+maintainer is Florian Kargl <f_kargl@users.sourceforge.net>. 
+FRIDA is released under the GNU public license.
+(C) Joachim Wuttke 1990-2001
+(C) Florian Kargl 2006
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+==========================================================================
+Frida-1-4
+==========================================================================
+Version July 2007
+
+* several bug fixes
+
+  - 1619502 msa problem solved (i41.f bug)
+
+  - i60.f and i66.f severe bug for KWW fit.
+  times tau as shown by fitting routine were a factor e/hbar to large
+  -> now temporarily fixed by multiplication factor
+  -> final fix has to be new KWW tables.
+
+  - i72.f option for activated for _coq: grid chosen by hand
+     
+* Standard dimensions of program changed in i_dim.f
+  (variable Mmem=14000000) this corresponds to a program
+  size of approximately 128 MB after compilation which
+  is especially comfortable for the read in of TOFTOF data.
+  For other applications a tenth of this size might still be enough.
+  
+* some new fit routines in i66.f
+
+==========================================================================
+Frida-1-2
+==========================================================================
+Version November 2006
+
+* Bug fixes for files 
+* NeXus read in routine for PSI instrument FOCUS implemented and
+  running --> Nexus installation see comments below
+* TOFTOF frameoverlap option significantly speeded up
+  according to tracker comment of T. Unruh
+
+* output options for postscript files changed to make it
+  more user friendly.
+  gp --> gs: short version, old style only postscript with
+             graph definitions without wups**a.ps header.
+  gp (new) : append g2.ps to graph. This file is a 'cat' version
+             of wups**a.ps and g3.ps
+  ga       : postscript file without any definitions
+
+* read in routine for IRIS instrument implemented, for documentation
+  of current steps see wiki documentation
+* date and time function for ps printing works now properly
+* ida.su file containing some definitions now contained in the release
+
+==========================================================================
+Frida-1-1
+==========================================================================
+
+Version in May 2006
+
+* Bug fixes were performed in i66.f 
+* A new file was implemented i81.f allowing for the moment
+  to read in MSD Files generated by OpenGenie based on IRIS
+  data.
+  In the near future this file will contain the read in
+  routines for data of the IRIS instrument.
+
+
+==========================================================================
+Frida-1-0
+==========================================================================
+This is the first release of the program in April 2006.
+
+----------------------
+1. General Information
+----------------------
+
+The program consists of a number of modules containing subroutines
+providing the general program structure and allowing for different
+kinds of data treatment.
+
+The source code can be found on <http://sourgeforge.net/projects/frida>
+
+General information regarding the different modules can be found 
+in "i00.f". Subsequent information is found in the modules themselves.
+
+A more detailed information can be found on <http://frida.sourceforge.net>. 
+
+Details on the project status will be posted via the mailing list of the 
+project on <http://sourceforge.net/projects/frida>.
+  
+The README file contains information on persons (2.) involved in
+the project and providing different versions of the program 
+maintained in different locations. These versions have been merged 
+in this first release. 
+Details regarding the installation procedure on a Linux platform 
+are found under (3.). 
+Known problems arising during the installation are listed in
+(4.). Here, a list of not yet fully implemented read in routines
+is posted. 
+(5.) contains information regarding the printout of figures and
+their modification. 
+
+----------------------
+2. Acknowledgments
+----------------------
+
+Tobias Unruh (TOFTOF @ FRM-II) provided us with a refined version 
+of the Ida program existing at the FOCUS spectrometer at PSI.
+The original Focus Read In was written by Andreas Meyer (E13, TUM),
+and required a NeXus to Ascii converter program. To read in
+the HDF/NEXUS data directly a subroutine was written by 
+Fanni Juranyi (FOCUS @ PSI) that has been modified by T. Unruh.
+A commented version of this read in routine is provided in this
+program for details see (4.).
+
+M. M. Koza maintained a version of IDA at ILL. For the release
+of Frida-1 the latest update of this version become not 
+available to us. The backscattering read in routines adapted
+to new ILL standards will be included in the next release.
+
+There are a number of people working on the code over the past 
+13 years. Their contribution is acknowledged within the source 
+code. Details will be attached to a forthcoming version of this
+README.
+
+
+----------------------
+3. Installation
+----------------------
+
+!! Linux Absoft Compiler !!
+
+  *** pre installation instructions ***
+
+      * unzip and untar the source code 
+
+        tar -zxvf frida-1-2.tgz
+
+        will unpack the data in a new directory
+	FRIDA1. Subdirectory for/num/ contains
+        numerical tables for fitting.
+
+      * create subdirectory 'oba'
+     
+      * create subdirectory 'exa'
+
+      * Note: if MSCAT shall be executable
+        modify Makefile by including 'i94.f'
+        in compilation procedure. Change i00.f
+	removing the comment signs at '_mss'.
+      
+      * If the full mode coupling model shall
+        be used remove comment signs at '_fmm'
+        in i00.f.
+
+      * If problems arise with the ida.su file
+	change path definitions in i00.f to
+	your path.
+
+      * In the current release the NEXUS Read in 
+        (RRT_In_Foc in i80.f) is included. To make
+        the code working the latest Version of NEXUS 
+        and HDF have to be installed on the system. 
+        The napif.inc, the napif.f, the napi.f and the 
+        napi.h of the NEXUS distribution shall be copied 
+        in the source tree of the Frida-1 program. The 
+        Makefile has to be modified accordingly. See 
+        library calls in the Makefile attached to this 
+        release (LIBNAG definition and following lines). 
+        Check for missing libraries on your system.
+
+	!!! If you don't want to use the NEXUS file read in
+        comment the corresponding lines in i80.f and i00.f
+	similar to the previos release!!!
+
+      * For the IRIS read in that is contained in i81.f
+	the libget routines provided by the Computing
+	group at ISIS are necessary. The Fortran code
+	can be downloaded from there website. 
+
+      * if the NeXus read and the libget routine to
+        read in ISIS data is used simultaneously
+	then the libget routines must be modified
+        prior to compilation:
+        In io.f the TRUELINE function must be commented.
+
+      * The makefile of the libget routines has to
+        be modified in any case to make it compatible
+        with the conventions used by absoft compilation.
+	All subroutines have to be in lowercase letters
+        and with a underscore at the end.
+	f77 has to be invoked with -c -f -B108 flag.
+
+
+  *** requirements ***
+        
+      * libnag.a (NAG FORTRAN 77 library)
+   
+      * libg2c.a
+  
+      * libm.a
+
+      * for Nexus read in the following additional libraries
+        are required:
+   
+	* libNeXus.a
+ 
+ 	* libhdf5.a
+ 
+	* libhdf.a
+
+	* libdf.a
+
+ 	* libz.a
+
+	* libjpeg.a
+
+      * for IRIS data read in the libget libraries are 
+        necessary
+
+	* libget.a standard (if no Nexus read in is used)
+
+        * libget.a modified (if Nexus read in is used)
+
+
+  *** installation ***
+
+      * type 'make -f Makefile' or simply 'make'
+        in source directory
+
+      * the object files are created in the 'oba' subdirectory
+ 
+      * if the compilation is successful a 
+	executable 'frida1' is created in the 
+        'exa' subdirectory 
+ 
+
+  *** post installation instructions ***
+
+
+      * to invoke Frida-1 a x-terminal or any terminal providing 
+        Tektronix support is mandatory for full graphical capabilities. 
+	
+        Note: In a standard shell only the text base
+              part is working. No visualization is possible.
+
+      * it might be convenient to define the following 
+        alias in the '.bashrc':
+
+        alias i="xterm -title 'Frida-1 Linux Version 1.0' -sb -sl 5000 
+        -bg white -fg black -cr chartreuse -fn 13x8 -g 82x27+2+358 
+        -e /home/user/Frida1/exa/frida1 &"
+
+	modify path according to where frida1 is located on the
+        harddisk
+
+!! Linux GNU Compiler !!
+
+      * The posted version cannot be compiled with the standard 
+        GNU compiler shipped with standard Linux versions for PC.
+        A major problem is the string handling and some intrinsics.
+
+        The problem was partly solved by Christian Geisler.
+
+        However, the program (not this release) has still to be 
+        tested for some minor bugs.
+
+!! SGI workstation !!
+
+      * Compilation on a SGI workstation should in principle
+        be possible. Be aware off using the correct l0sgi.f
+        instead of l0x11.f in the Makefile.
+
+----------------------
+4. Known 'bugs'
+----------------------
+
+1. The program dumps if a wrong file number is entered
+   while reading in DCS (rdcs command) data. Please
+   be careful on using the correct numbers.
+
+2. The multiphonon correction procedure '_muc' based
+   on code of R. Reichardt is still in a cryptic 
+   state. The source code may provide you with some
+   ideas.
+
+----------------------
+5. Figure printing
+----------------------
+
+We gratefully acknowledge the work of H. P. Schildberg providing 
+together with Joachim Wuttke a PostScript header file with intriguing 
+user commands. 
+
+The latest modification of the header file 'wups05a.ps' and a 
+previous version wups97a.ps are attached to this release.
+The first file now allows also for correct printing of error
+bars in logarithmic y-axis environments. 
+
+g3.ps contains basic definitions of the linestyle and 
+general layout of a file printed from the Frida-1 program
+to the harddisk.
+
+A figure shown in the Textronix window can be printed
+by typing 'gp <file-name.ps>' at the command line.
+If <file-name.ps> is omitted a file 'l#.ps' with '#'
+being the smallest not yet existing number is created. 
+The ps-file contains the file g2.ps, axis definitions 
+and the data provided by Frida-1 plus the header file.
+
+If you want to use a short version without the header
+containing the ps-specific definitions then type
+'gs <file-name.ps> in the terminal. 
+To print or visualize the file the header 'wups05a.ps' 
+has to be attached by e. g. 'cat wups05a.ps file.ps > ~/P.ps'.
+The latter may be defined as alias 'gn' in your .bashrc.
+
+In the g2.ps and g3.ps file there are a number of switches 
+that allow to modify the ps-file. A figure containing a number of 
+different possibilities like Greek letters, annotations,
+lists for curve descriptions can be obtained upon request.
+
+======
+Update May 2006
+======
+
+i66.f function nr. 36 has been corrected
+was not implemented in previous release
+despite being available in the menu.
+
+======
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arch/frida1-yf-23nov/errortest.dat

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+1.0000  1.0700 0.0600
+1.5000  1.5400 0.0700
+2.0000  1.8900 0.0500
+2.5000  2.5100 0.1000