ID#               : C00379IBMPC00
                                       RSIC#             : CCC-379B
                                       CODE PACKAGE NAME : SHIELDOSE-PC
                                       COMPUTER          : IBM PC
                                       PACKAGED          : 10/01/90
                                       MOST RECENT UPDATE:
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 1. README.RSI -  read this file first.           ASCII    640
 2. PSDOSE.EXE - compressed file containing the   ASCII 333685
    SHIELDOSE files. To unpack, place disk in
    drive and type
    PSDOSE
 
    The following are the files obtained from de-compressing
    PSDOSE.EXE.
 
 1. SDOSE1.FOR - FORTRAN source                   ASCII   22257
    (compiling takes 8 minutes on IBM PC/XT)
 2. SDOSE2.FOR - FORTRAN source                   ASCII    7986
    (compiling takes 5 minutes on IBM PC/XT)
 3. FCC.BAT    - command file to compile sources  ASCII     114
 4. SHIELDOS.LNK - link file                      ASCII      74
 5. SHIELDOSE.EXE - executable SHIELDOSE program  ASCII  333330
 6. SELTZER.LIB - formatted data library          ASCII  144819
 7. SELTZER.DAT - sample problem input            ASCII    1438
 8. DOSLIB.DAT - same as SELTZER.LIB, code input  ASCII  144819
 9. SDOSE.DAT - sample problem input,SELTZER.DAT  ASCII    1438
10. SDOSE.OUT - sample problem output             ASCII   20702
11. TABLE.OUT - abbreviated sample output         ASCII   11004
12. DOSLIB.BIN - output unformatted data file     ASCII   54654
    created by running SHIELDOSE with SELTZER.DAT
   as input
13. SDOSE.TWO - second sample problem , similar   ASCII    1456
    to SELTZER.DAT, except using binary library
    with option to create interpolated data.
14. DOSLIB.DET - sample output file created by    ASCII  124302
    using SDOSE.TWO as input; this is the
    interpolated data file.
15. SDOSE.DET - third sample problem,             ASCII     890
    using the interpolated data file
    DOSLIB.DET as input.
16. README.DOC - important information on         ASCII    9125
    on running SHIELDOSE.

Note: The code was run on IBM PC/XT under Dos 3.2.  The compiler used
      is Microsoft's FORTRAN Version 4.01.