On 11/25/18, 5:26 PM, "cctech on behalf of Noel Chiappa via cctech" <cctech-bounces at classiccmp.org on behalf of cctech at classiccmp.org> wrote: Not for any of the commercial software, but there are a bunch of example/demo applications (mainly to show how to program for the Dor? graphics environment) that come with source. The MATLAB extension to use Dor? graphics consists of a bit that's built into MATLAB and a separate display server that MATLAB connects to when you use the render function. The source for the display server is provided so you can customize it. There's also a fair bit of user-written code in the user directories on one the backup tapes, but I am seeking permission from the institute the machine came from first before I start looking for interesting bits of code in there. The OS came with a C compiler, and a vectorizing FORTRAN compiler - bought from Convex - was available as a separate (and expensive) option. Fortunately, my system came with the vectorizing FORTRAN compiler. Noel