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RAMSES Extras A collection of tools, utilities and extra library modules extending the ordinary RAMSES release What Is RAMSES Extras? Availability Authors References What Is RAMSES Extras?
RAMSES Extras extends the ordinary release of
RAMSES
(Fischlin 1991
Most importantly, RAMSES Extras features the Modula-2 Mode for the great text editor Alpha (formerly AlphaX and Alpha (archived former home page), downloadable from here).
The RAMSES Extras is mainly targeted for the Mac
Classic platform, but it contains several utilities which are of particular
interest when porting your programs between the Macintosh and the IBM PC platform
(see also Fischlin et al. 2006
To learn about the formal interface, notably all functions of the AuxLibExtra see:
AvailabilityThe RAMSES Extras is freeware (courtesy ETH Zurich). Download it for:
For the latest information not contained in the on-line help of the
downloaded software, consult the RAMSES Extras Read Me:
html
pdf
For information on the needed Modula-2 development environments for the various supported computer platforms see here. AuthorsThe largest part of the RAMSES Extras, in particular the Modula-2 mode, has been developped by Andreas Fischlin. The authors of AuxLibExtra were Olivier Roth, Andreas Fischlin, Thomas Nemecek, Klara Vancso and Jürg Thöny. The Mac Classic RAMSES Extras package contains several programs and tools developped by various other authors (see the release for more information). Cited References
Fischlin, A. (1991).
Interactive Modeling and Simulation of Environmental Systems on Working Stations.
In: Möller, D.P.F. & Richter, O. (eds.), Analysis of dynamic systems in medicine, biology, and ecology.
Informatik-Fachberichte 275: 131-145.
Fischlin, A., Gyalistras, D. & Löffler, T.J. (2006).
Installation Guide and Technical Reference of the RAMSES Software
(Version 3) For Apple® Macintosh® Computers.
A Technical Systems Ecology Report, ETH Zurich, Switzerland, 48pp.
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