BR's crystallographic computing tutorials

By Bernhard Rupp
LLNL-BBRP, L-452, Livermore, CA 94551

Windows NT applets

Disclaimer : You use these programs completely at your own risk. No warranties of any kind, no responsibility for anything. The programs are virus-free to my knowledge, but they can do damage when used carelessly. There is no way to undelete files in Windows NT (no, they don't go to the recycling bin using my programs).

• WINEX.EXE : a delete program that lists the files you specify and lets you choose whether to keep or delete each of them. Very useful. ESC terminates.
• WINPURGE.EXE : a delete program that lists all the files it killed. Allows *.*. No way to stop it. Good for cleaning trash, such as *.tmp. /x switch closes window when done.
• FTN.EXE : reads a FORTRAN file and does some housekeeping, automatically adds first 4 chars of routine name (can be several subroutines in one file) and a 4-digit line mumber in column 73-80.
• ROBOCUT2.EXE : very useful if you use the Windows NT resource kit utility ROBOCOPY. Reads the verbose log files created by robocopy.exe and prepares a summary log for quick check.
• WINTEST.EXE is a simple windows console application (NT, win95 and win3.1) that reads a test configuration file and lets you select the tests listed (look at the format and it will be evident how to modify it for your purposes). Based on the selection you make, the program reads a multiple choice test text file (again, a semi-fixed format which you can easily figure out from the supplied examples). The program allows navigation in this text and keeps score of the answers. At the end one can select to print a report. I have not added a Crystallography 101 test, but if someone makes one up, please let me know.
• FTPLOG.EXE, FTPLOG.FOR : CGI script to display FTP server statistics from monthly Microsoft IIS FTP log files (INxxyy.log). Can be adapted for other tasks/logs easily.

Those programs are all Quick-Win apps written in Borland Pascal.

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