
     The following include files contain Yorick code built from the
     basic Yorick functions.  These are part of the Yorick distribution,
     and are located in the directory Y_SITE/include.

   Special functions:
   ------------------

   bessel.i   - integer order Bessel functions
     Functions: bessj, bessy, bessi, bessk
   gamma.i    - gamma and beta functions (erfc in dawson.i better)
     Functions: ln_gamma, beta, bico (binomial coefficients), erfc
   gammp.i    - incomplete gamma and beta functions
     Functions: gammp, gammq, betai
   dawson.i   - Dawson's integral, error functions
     Functions: dawson, erf, erfc
   ellipse.i  - complete elliptic integrals (deprecated, elliptic.i better)
     Functions: EllipticE, EllipticK
   elliptic.i - elliptic functions
     Functions: elliptic, ell_am, ell_f, ell_e, dn_, ellip_k, ellip_e
   legndr.i   - Legendre polynomials, associated Legendre functions
     Function:  legndr
   fermi.i    - Fermi-Dirac integrals and their inverses
     Functions: fdm12, fd12, fd32, fd52, ifdm12, ifd12, ifd32, ifd52
   fermii.i   - incomplete Fermi-Dirac integrals
     Functions: fdim12, fdi12, fdi32, fdi52
   series.i   - geometric series solvers
     Functions: series_s (sum a series), series_r (find ratio given
                sum and number of terms), series_n (find number of
		terms given sum and ratio)

   Data fitting and interpolation:
   -------------------------------

   fitlsq.i   - least squares fit a piecewise linear function to data
     Function: fitlsq
   fitrat.i   - rational function and polynomial fits
     Functions: fitrat, fitpol
   spline.i   - cubic spline and tensioned spline interpolation
     Functions: spline, tspline
   splinef.i  - general piecewise cubic spline interpolation
     Functions: splinef, splined, splinei, splinelsq
   digit2.i   - 2D equivalents for digitize and interp
     Functions: digit2, interp2
   cheby.i    - Chebyshev fitting and evaluation routines
     Functions: cheby_fit, cheby_eval, cheby_integ, cheby_deriv, cheby_poly
   regress.i  - Linear regression (least squares fitting)
     Functions: regress, regress_cov

   Numerical integration:
   ----------------------

   romberg.i  - Romberg and Simpson adaptive integrators
     Functions: romberg, simpson
   rkutta.i   - Runge-Kutta and Bulirsch-Stoer ODE integrators
     Functions: rkutta, rk_integrate, bstoer, bs_integrate, rkdumb

   I/O functions:
   --------------

   netcdf.i   - read and write netcdf binary files
     Functions: nc_open, nc_create, nc_vardef, nc_enddef, nc_addrec
                (if you only need to read a netcdf file, just use openb
		 -- netcdf.i will be included automatically)
   fits.i     - read and write FITS files (IAU astronomical data)
     Functions: fits_open, fits_read, fits_create, fits_write, <others>
   pnm.i      - read and write PBM, PGM, and PBM files made by the
                pbmplus or netpbm packages
     Functions: pnm_read, pnm_write, <others>
   idlsave.i  - read IDL save files (RSI, see comment in idlsave.i)
     Functions: idl_open, f2z, l2ll
   copyb.i    - copy a binary file
     Function: copyb
   prefix.i   - read lists of numbers tagged by a "prefix" at the
                beginning of each line
     Functions: prefix_find, prefix_read, prefix_write
   silo.i     - read silo files
     Functions: silo_open, silo_close, silo_cd, silo_ls, silo_var
   hydra.i    - read hydra dump files
     Functions: h_openb, h_data, h_array, h_jt, <others>

   Graphics:
   ---------

   movie.i    - assistance for animation (see demo2.i and demo3.i)
     Functions: movie, movie_stats
   button.i   - implement mouse pushbuttons in a Yorick graphics window
                (see rezone.i for usage examples)
     Functions: Button, button_plot, button_test, button_build
   plwf.i     - 3-D wire frame plots (painter's algorithm)
     Function:  plwf
   slice3.i   - 3-D mesh slicing functions, plus plotting functions
     Functions: mesh3, slice3, slice2, pl3tree, split_palette, <more>
   pl3d.i     - first cut at 3-D graphics command line interface,
                defines common lighting, rotation and perspective
                transforms, gnomon (axis orientation indicator)
                plwf.i, slice3.i, and demo5.i contain usage examples
     Functions: rot3, light3, aim3, draw3, gnomon, <more>
   pixels.i   - crude attempt to force Yorick to plot cell arrays at
                one cell per X window pixel
     Functions: pixels, pix_window
   color.i    - palette adjustment, HSV<->RGB transforms
                (study split_palette, split_bytscl in slice3.i for more
                 color table ideas)
     Functions: brighten, to_hsv, to_rgb, dump_palette
   style.i    - low level peek and poke into graphics style sheets
     Functions: get_style, set_style, read_style, write_style

   Miscellaneous:
   --------------

   mkdoc.i    - extract and alphabetize DOCUMENT comments from include files
     Function: mkdoc
   msort.i    - multiple key sorting functions
     Functions: msort, msort_rank
   roots.i    - Newton-Raphson root and inverse, Brent maxima and minima
     Functions: nraphson, f_inverse, mnbrent, mxbrent
   zroots.i   - find roots of polynomial
     Function: zroots
   filter.i   -- analog signal processing functions
     Functions: filter, fil_response, fil_butter, fil_bessel, fil_cheby1,
                fil_cheby2, fil_cauer, fil_make, fil_delay, to_db, to_phase
   convol.i   - convolution product using fft
     Functions: convol, fft_good
   random.i   - gaussian deviates, arbitrary piecewise linear deviates,
                rejection method, poisson deviates, more
     Functions: random_x, random_n, random_ipq, random_rej, poisson, ...
   gcd.i      - GCD, LCM, prime factorization
     Functions: gcd, lcm, is_prime, factorize
   ieee.i     - IEEE 754 floating point support (Inf, NaN, denormal)
     Functions: ieee_test, ieee_set, as_chars
   md5.i      - compute MD5 checksums (slowly)
     Functions: md5sum, md5
   plato.i    - compute Platonic solids and geodesic domes
     Functions: plato, pt_tet, pt_cube, pt_oct, pt_dodec, pt_ico, bucky
   string.i   - various utilities (its string facilities mostly superceded)
     Functions: getdate, reform, scalar, ...
   sysafe.i   - Replacement for system function (but not $ syntax)
     Functions: sysafe, system
   make.i     - automatic Makefile generator for custom version of Yorick
     Function:  make
   kepler.i   - simple solar system models
     Functions: kepler, solar_system, moon
   calendar.i - functions for dealing with dates and times
     Functions: calendar, unix_time, julian_day, datestamp, base60, tz_set
   pathfun.i  - functions for manipulating filenames
     Functions: dirname, basename, pathform, pathsplit

   Demonstration programs:
   -----------------------

   demo1.i    - a simple 1-D hydro code
     Functions: demo1, evolve (read the file for more)
   demo2.i    - fancy movies of a drumhead oscillating
                (solves 2D wave equation on the fly)
     Functions: demo2
   demo3.i    - movie of a chaotic pendulum (way cool)
                (does Runge-Kutta integration of Lagrangian on the fly)
     Functions: demo3
   demo4.i    - movie of flow around an airfoil
                (solves for flow field on the fly)
     Functions: demo4
   demo5.i    - interpreted 3-D graphics, demonstrating plwf, slice3
     Function:  demo5
   rezone.i   - point-and-click rezoner for quadrilateral meshes
     Function:  rezone, toy_mesh

   Test programs:
   --------------

   testp.i    - reasonably complete Yorick test suite, except graphics
                Just include it and the tests run immediately, includes:
     testb.i  - binary file I/O tests
     test1.i  - shock tracker test, poorly vectorizing
     test2.i  - radiation escape factor calculation, highly vectorizing
     test3.i  - scalar arithmetic performance test
     teststr.i - string manipulation function test
   testlp.i   - rough Yorick version of Linpack benchmark
     Function:  testlp
   testg.i    - a few graphics tests (grtest is a crude tutorial)
     Functions: testg, lissajous, grtest

Additional functions may be available at your site in the contrib
directory, which is a sibling of this Y_SITE/i directory.  In
Yorick, type:
     Y_SITE
to print the name of the site directory at your site.
