ID#:           P00449C017600
                                       RSICC#:        PSR-449
                                       CODE PKG NAME: BFR
                                       ORIGINAL COMPUTER:  CDC Cyber 176
                                       TEST COMPUTER: None
                                       PACKAGED:      10/05/99

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Transmitted on one DS/HD 3.5 inch diskette as a self-extracting
compressed DOS file
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BFR      EXE     196,402  10-05-99 12:46p self-extracting file

Extracting files from BFR.EXE will create the following:

README             1,699  10-05-99 12:46p README
BFR      FOR     931,520  10-05-99 11:57a BFR Source
BFR      INF       3,280  10-05-99 11:57a BFR Control Information
BFR      INP       1,640  10-05-99 11:57a BFR Sample Problem Input
BFR      OUT      66,588  10-05-99 11:57a BFR Sample Problem Output
BFR      SUM      11,370  10-05-99 11:57a BFR Summary Output
UPDATE   FOR     780,640  10-05-99 11:57a BFR CDC UPDATE Source
PTEST    INF         820  10-05-99 11:57a PTEST Control Information
PTEST    FOR      11,480  10-05-99 11:57a PTEST Source
PTEST    INP       1,626  10-05-99 11:57a PTEST Sample Problem Input
PTEST    OUT       4,874  10-05-99 11:57a PTEST Sample Problem Output

        11 file(s)      1,815,537 bytes
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To extract the files from BFR.EXE, type the following commands
where a: is your floppy drive and c: is your hard drive.

c:\
mkdir bfr
cd bfr
a:\bfr   

BFR was developed at EG and G Idaho, Inc. to run on a CDC Cyber 176.  
It was contributed to the NESC in 1984 then transferred to the ESTSC and
then to RSICC in 1999.  See the reference document for details on package 
execution.  Because no CDC machine was available, BFR was not tested at RSICC.