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\chapter{Site Supplements} \label{appx:site}
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\section{VAX VMS}
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The command to execute \caps{\PROGRAM} on \caps{VMS} is:
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\begin{center}
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\cmd{\PROGRAM\ \param{input\_database} \param{output\_database}
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\param{user\_input}}
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\end{center}
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\param{Input\_database} is the filename of the input \exo{}
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database. A prompt appears if \param{input\_database} is omitted. The
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default is \cmd{TAPE11.EXO}.
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\param{Output\_database} is the filename of the output \exo{}
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database. A prompt appears if \param{output\_database} is omitted. The
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default is \cmd{TAPE12.EXO}.
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If \param{user\_input} is given, the user input is read from this
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file. Otherwise user input is read from \caps{SYS\$INPUT} (the terminal
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keyboard). User output is directed to \caps{SYS\$OUTPUT} (the terminal).
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\caps{\PROGRAM} operates in either interactive or batch modes.
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\section{CRAY CTSS}
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To execute \caps{\PROGRAM}, the user must have selected the \cmd{acclib}
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library and be running \cmd{ccl}.
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The command to execute \caps{\PROGRAM} on \caps{CTSS} is:
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\begin{center}
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\cmd{algebra \param{input\_database} \param{output\_database}
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i=\param{input} o=\param{output}}
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\end{center}
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\param{Input\_database} is the filename of the input \exo{}
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database. The default is \cmd{tape11}.
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\param{Output\_database} is the filename of the output \exo{}
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database. The default is \cmd{tape11}.
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User input is read from \param{input}, which defaults to \cmd{tty} (the
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terminal keyword). User output is directed to \param{output}, which
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defaults to \cmd{tty} (the terminal).
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