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- aitlib.tar.gz [379k]
Includes all the TRIPP and SPEX routines and the content
of several other directories in the aitlib that TRIPP or
SPEX may need. All of the aitlib files, including the
TRIPP and SPEX files, though taken from different
directories, will unpack together and directly into the directory where
you do the untarring. The only other library needed, the astrolib, is NOT
included (get astrolib
here). The aitlib.tar.gz file provided here is the latest available
screenshot of the CVS repository.
Older versions of TRIPP
Mostly the same as aitlib.tar (unless otherwise noted), but frozen to what
it looked like on the
specified date. These versions may be more trustworthy should you be looking for
at least somewhat tested software as opposed to software including the
very latest features and bug fixes (as well as newly introduced bugs
...). They can also be helpful if you would like to work
with parts of data that have been reduced with earlier versions and
therefore may have a data format not compatible with the newest
version. Even though we so far have very much tried to keep up a high degree of
compatibility, there will have to be major changes to the data formats
soon since save files, which were an integral part of the CCD
package and have therefore been used in TRIPP too (for
compatibility reasons!), will probably very soon no longer be supported by
IDL.
- aitlib_Sep2003.tar.gz [422k]
A sort of security copy that you might want to fall back to if the
very latest distribution is too experimental for you.
- aitlib_Oct2002.tar.gz [98k]
Includes tripp routines ONLY.
- aitlib_Apr2002.tar.gz [379k]
- aitlib_Dec2001.tar.gz [363k]
Bugs in tripp_zero that were present in aitlib_Nov2001.tar.gz have
been - hopefully completely - removed in this package.
- aitlib_Nov2001.tar.gz [355k]
IDL Version 5.3 compatible
- idl4_monitor.tar [40k]
Includes only the files needed for running the basic monitor functions
with an IDL 4.X Version (still running at the Calar Alto 1.2m data
acquisition computer).
Tools for observing at Calar Alto
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