A Mini-Computer Based General Purpose Interactive Computer Graphics Software System
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| Title: | A Mini-Computer Based General Purpose Interactive Computer Graphics Software System |
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| Authors: | Haddock, Victor M. |
| Committee Members: | Bauer, Christian S.; Christian S. Bauer, Jr. (Q57708477) University of Central Florida. College of Engineering [VIAF]University of Central Florida. College of Engineering [LC] |
| Summary: | This research paper presents the description of a Mini-Computer Based General Purpose Interactive Computer Graphics Software System; which has been installed at the University of Central Florida, College of Engineering PDP 11/34 computer system. This system is a simplified version of MOVIE.BYU. MOVIE.BYU is a General Purpose Interactive Computer Graphics Software System that requires a computer with a word length of at least 32-bits. The MOVIE.BYU system was developed at the Brigham Young University, Utah. Extensive modification was required in order to satisfy the PDP 11/34 FORTRAN IV compiler. In addition, the program routines have been overlayed in order to accommodate the programs in the PDF 11/34 memory. The system has been exercised and hard-copy of the results are presented in order to demonstrate its capabilities. |
| URL: | https://stars.library.ucf.edu/rtd/563 |
| Database: | OpenDissertations |
| Abstract: | This research paper presents the description of a Mini-Computer Based General Purpose Interactive Computer Graphics Software System; which has been installed at the University of Central Florida, College of Engineering PDP 11/34 computer system. This system is a simplified version of MOVIE.BYU. MOVIE.BYU is a General Purpose Interactive Computer Graphics Software System that requires a computer with a word length of at least 32-bits. The MOVIE.BYU system was developed at the Brigham Young University, Utah. Extensive modification was required in order to satisfy the PDP 11/34 FORTRAN IV compiler. In addition, the program routines have been overlayed in order to accommodate the programs in the PDF 11/34 memory. The system has been exercised and hard-copy of the results are presented in order to demonstrate its capabilities. |
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