Directory of linctape-images/dial/Dan/dan5b.linc

This directory is in the format the DIAL operating system uses, where each file name normally has both a source and binary file associated with it. Each BN column is the number of the first block of the file in octal. Each BLKS column is the number of 256-word blocks occupied by the file. The links below will return the file in various formats.

Clicking the BN link will display source files in ASCII and information on binary files with a choice of download formats.
Clicking the BLKS link will return files in PIP image format.

Download this image linctape-images/dial/Dan/dan5b.linc

Download without guard blocks. You likely want this format. Few tools know the format of my .linc images.

Sort Directory Listing

           SOURCE     BINARY  
  Name    BN  BLKS   BN  BLKS
PIP                  247   21  
MARK12               470    7  
SP        171   23   477   13  
INP       143   12   240    7  
FOCAL-12             512   26  
CTAPE                235    3  
DANSPY               230    5  
$MIKE                224    4  
$MIKE1               220    4  
$BILL                214    4  
CONDINT   540   43            
CSGII                162    7  
GET8      603   43            
DIFCON     63   43            
$KSISI2              646    4  
$KSISI1              652    4  
$KSHIST              656    4  
$KSRPD               662    4  
$INTIND              666    4  
$TTYPLT              672    4  
$RINTEG               57    4  
$QWKLOOK             676    4  
$MEDIANS              53    4  
PATCH     161    1            
CHESS     702   36            
NFIZZ     155    4            
DANMARK              134    7  
DS                    41   12  
XLATE                127    5  
BB                    36    3  
FPT4                  25   11

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