--RADIX--

Function: Radix accepts a Binary, Octal, Decimal or Hex integer, or up 
          to 4 ASCII characters, from the user and then displays the  
          Binary, Octal, Decimal, Hex and ASCII equivalents as one 
          longword, 2 words, 4 bytes, ASCII characters and as a binary
          bit map.  Journalling is available which dumps the output 
          to a file called RADIX.DAT.

          RADIX was developed in the course of writing systems software
          to run on VAXs and PDP 11/34s where a lot of translation between
          Octal and Hex, and both to Binary bit maps was required. 

Sources:  RADIXMAIN.FOR - The main program loop and output routines.  
          RADIXINPUT.FOR - Input routines which read text from keyboard
                           and translate it to integer.
          VTSTUFF - Screen handling routines similar to DECs screen manager.

Compile:  Nothing tricky, just compile the three source files with the
          VAX FORTRAN or a FORTRAN 77 compiler. 

Link:     Just link the three objects produced by the compile.