ENSDF Analysis and Utility Programs July 16, 2008	To NNDC

File	Description	Size	Modified
analysis	ENSDF Analysis Programs		16-Jul-2008
code_status.html	Status of the ENSDF Analysis and Utility Programs	28.4 kbytes	23-Oct-2007
data.tst	Sample input for many of the programs	3807 bytes	4-Nov-1999
distrm-mem.pdf	ENSDF Program Library Distribution Notes	143.3 kbytes	22-Oct-2007
nsdflib	Subprogram library used by many of the ENSDF Analysis & Utility Programs		15-Nov-2005
setmdc	Converts programs containing machine dependent coding		16-Jan-2004
utility	ENSDF Utility Programs		16-Jul-2008

General Information

A brief description of the programs is given in the PDF file distrm-mem.pdf and the current status of the programs is available in CODE_STATUS.HTML.

Each program, associated test input and output files, and documentation is contained in its own subdirectory. If the source program is ANSI-standard FORTRAN 77 or FORTRAN 90/95, it will also reside in this subdirectory with an FOR or F or F90 mime type, respectively. Below this subdirectory will be up to FOUR subdirectories:

	ANS	If the program contains FORTRAN 77 or FORTRAN 90/95 extensions, the ANSI standard version of the source program resides here.
	VAX	OpenVMS executable and source program if there are FORTRAN 77 or FORTRAN 90/95 extensions.
	WIN or Win32	Windows 95+ executable and source program (HP/Compaq/Digital Visual FORTRAN) if there are FORTRAN 77 or FORTRAN 90/95 extensions.
	Linux, Unix, or UNX	Linux or Unix executable and source program (GNU f77 FORTRAN, INTEL FORTRAN 90, or Lahey/Fujitsu FORTRAN 95) if there are FORTRAN 77 or FORTRAN 90/95 extensions.

Each of these subdirectories will also contain a self-extracting archive or a archive file containing all the necessary components for that platform (e.g., ALPHAD_ANS.ZIP, ALPHAD_VMS.EXE, ALPHAD_UNX.ZIP, and ALPHAD_WIN.EXE, respectively). Documentation is in the form of ASCII text (*.ME, *.MEM, *.TXT), HTML-formated (*.HTML), PostScript files (*.PS), or Portable Document Format files (*.PDF). Most of the programs require the subroutine library NSDFLIB. In addition, DATA.TST is the test input file for several of the programs. The program SETMDC may be used to convert programs containing machine-dependent coding from one compiler version to another.

1. J.K. Tuli. Evaluated Nuclear Structure Data File - A Manual for Preparation of Data Sets. National Nuclear Data Center, Brookhaven National Laboratory (February 2001), Brookhaven National Laboratory Report BNL-NCS-51655-01/02-Rev.