_______ _______ __________________________________ | | | | / \ | | | | / \ | | | | / __ ____________ \ | | | | / / | | \ | | | | | / / | | | | | | | | / / | |____________/ / | | | | / / | / | | | |/ /______| ____________ \ | | | | \ \ | \__________/ | | | | __________ |____________/ | \ / | / \ / | / \____________________________/ |__________________________/ The University of Alabama at Birmingham Submissions for the Spring 1985 VAX SIG tape -------------------------------------------- [...UAB.RMDEMO] -- Update of RMDEMO, a dynamic user display program. Uses the terminal independent screen routines. Has been modified to allow multiple display pages, among other updates and bug fixes. [...UAB.GRADE] -- Update of GRADE, a class grading program. Uses the terminal independent screen procedures and the VTxxx line drawing character set. Should be used on a VTxxx terminal. Allows dropping of grades, selectable by the instructor. Calculates scores needed to make A, B, and C. Calculates class overall average as well as class average for each score. Has various types of printouts including some suitable for posting and some suitable for distribution to the student. GRADE will also build a sequential, ASCII file for easy storage and will load from a sequential, ASCII file for easy recall of student information. [...UAB.SMAUG] -- New submission. We run this program as a detached process to lower the priority of users using more than their share of the CPU. A user's share of the CPU is calculated as a function of the number of users on the system. SMAUG also allows the exclusion of some programs (we exclude FRODO if it is being run from terminal TXB2, which is our graphics station) and SMAUG will not tamper with users who are already running at elevated priority (>4). SMAUG is written in VAX FORTRAN so modifications should be simple if not trivial.