AnalyRIM V6 is a slight edit of AnalyRIM V5, for the VMS platforms
only at the moment. It adds the VC and VB commands to switch
between color (ANSI terminals e.g. DECwindows DECterms) and
black and white (i.e., curses() ) terminals. The color version
uses a home grown color map and ANSI color control escape sequences
to provide some coloring of the display. (Also, negative numbers will
appear as red on blue where positive ones appear as yellow on blue.)
  Also, the VT cursor location sequence is used so that the color
mode is sensitive to the mouse on a DECwindow. The left mouse button
moves to the displayed cell that the cursor points to at the click.
The center button enters the cellname of the cell currently pointed
to. The right button enters colon followed by the currently pointed to
cellname. Thus one can use the center, then right buttons to enter
range names in formulae.
   Unfortunately these functions don't work on a simple Xterm. 
   It should be noted that the program comes up by default in the
curses mode, and will not enter into the color mode until a VC
command is given.
   For a unix system, analyrimv5.for_unix is the correct main
program, linking with cinterface.c for curses support. The
*.BLK files myst be present also. It is instructive to diff
the vms and unix variants to see the changes; on the whole, they are few.
   I was able to lay hands on s SunOS 4.1.1 system only (using the
Sun fortran compiler) among unix boxes. While there is very little
system specific code here, I cannot actually say that the code
will run unchanged on other unix flavors. I would appreciate
copies of any such code to add to my copy of the distribution.

Glenn C. Everhart
25 Sleigh Ride Rd
Glen Mills PA 19342 (USA)
Everhart@Raxco.com
215 358 5875