OPRODF, a Decsystem-10 data manipulation program for ORELA data formatted files
J. G. Craven · 1978
OPRODF allows the user to perform mathematical operations on his/her disk ORELA data formatted files by simply typing mathematical equations on his/her terminal. Expressions contained in the equations define the file, the starting position in the file, the ending position in the file, and the values such as content, time, energy, etc., associated with position in the file. If several equations are used, the order of execution of the equations can be controlled by FORTRAN control statements. Incorporated into OPRODF are statements for creating ODF files and listing selected data on a line printer, displaying selected data on TEKTRONIX or PDP-15 scopes, plotting selected data on a CALCOMP plotter, and dumping selected data on to magnetic tape.