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...\MISC\CTEST.EXE

    This program may be renamed to "WHICH.EXE" and placed somewhere on
    a users PATH to perform the function of the Unix "which" command.

...\MISC\WHAT.EXE

    This program will scan a binary file for Unix style "what" strings
    and display any that are found. The DECFOR90.EXE may be used as an
    example of a file that contains these "what strings".

...\MISC\STRSUB.EXE

    This program will process a text file and replace all occurences of
    a given string with another string.

...\MISC\FIXMSTAB.EXE

    This program converts Fortran source code that uses Microsoft style
    tab rules to follow Digital Fortran standard TAB rules.

...\MISC\CBANLC.EXE

    This program analyzes object and library files for inconsistencies
    in Fortran COMMON blocks that can lead to LINK errors and program
    failures.  For instance, this tool will tell you if you have 
    declared two COMMON blocks of the same name that have different
    sizes.  Note that because of performance considerations, a
    COMMON block whose size is less than 8 bytes is reported to have
    a size of 8 bytes.  This may cause inconsistencies in small COMMON 
    blocks to not be reported.

...\MISC\CBANLW.EXE

    A Windows version of the above CBANL tool.

...\MISC\WIN95\EC.EXE

    This program may be used on a Windows 95 system to capture stderr
    output. It executes a command line after parsing and removing
    Windows NT compatible redirection symbols.

...\MISC\LOADTEST.EXE

    This program can be used to try a test load on a DLL that might
    be loaded later by some program using the LoadLibrary() API (such as
    used by Visual Basic). It will try to load the DLL and report all other
    DLLs that are used in the process. Optionally it will lookup entry
    points in the loaded DLL using names passed in on the command line.
    All errors are reported.

...\RUNTIME\VFRUN650I.EXE and ...\RUNTIME\VFRUN650A.EXE

    This self-installing executable kit installs the run-time components
    needed to run Visual Fortran applications on X86 and AXP systems
    respectively which do not have Visual Fortran installed.

...\RUNTIME\DAV-X86-150.EXE and ...\RUNTIME\DAV-AXP-150.EXE

    This demonstration package includes the Array Viewer, Avis2D ActiveX
    control, and a sample file.  The Array Viewer Demo can display AGL
    (Array Visualizer's native format) files written by an Array Visualizer
    user; it can also display HDF files.  The package, including the ActiveX
    controls, is also used when distributing applications which make use of
    the Avis2D control to users who do not have the full Array Visualizer
    kit installed.