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Example for CGI in fortran - space group decoding

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From: Bernhard Rupp
Date: Mon, 25 Nov 1996 00:00

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Hi Guys :

I have a tutorial on how to use CGI programming to get
your old trustworthy fortran code web-ready. I have
adapted the space group decoding routine from my SEXIE 
program. Comes in handy if you need the number or symbol
decoded into machine readable symmetry operators. Check
it out.

Many of us may have a small program that does something
useful, and does it well. It would be nice to have those
available on the web. With very simple CGI programming
your old F66 code can get a graphical windows interface!

Goto http://www-structure.llnl.gov, visit the X-ray facility,
computing etc, or go directly to 'Services'.

Cheers, BR
 


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Date: 1996/11/25
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