A General Purpose Computer Plotting Program A program in FORTRAN I V G has been written for use with a line printer which provides added flexibility over that af a progmm presently available jUSystem/360 Scientific Subroutine Package, (360A-CMd3X) Version 111, Programmer's Manual," Publication number H20-0205-3, 4th ed., International Business Machines Technics1 Publications Department, White Plains, N. Y., 1968, pp. 452-31. This program allows the plotting of independent sets of data wbioh may intersect and/or coincide; data points are omitted from a set only if they should logiortlly be placed in the same element of the plotting array. The z-axis may he parallel or perpendicular to the page tear. One axis uses 111 spaces across B page and the other axis uses 55 lines, additional lines are added in 66 line increments, one additional page. Any number of pages may he specified. The program offers the presence or absence of (a) the "zero" axes, ( 6 ) values of the z- and y-axes ~lotted,and (c) . .lot limits calculated from the data. The d o t limits are automaticallv printed. A completely documented listing and undocumented source deck of the program are available on request. DAVIDC. TAYLOE
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