Hi guys: I made a whole bunch of changes this weekend to the code. Your next git pull should bring in quite a few new files. I have been splitting the files from the tar-like format into what I think are the original files. If you type "make" the Makefile that I added should compile the whole mess. In trying to get it to compile, I commented out the stuff that gave me problems, with the idea to go back and tackle them individually. Since, with few exceptions, the code is in all caps, I made all my changes in lowercase. It is easy to find the changes I made by doing a grep "[a-z]" *.f on the root directory. I plan on going back and resolving these duct-tape solutions. After compiling, I get a few lines of output, and a failure message. Kind of anti-climatic after all that work, but it's something, I guess. If you want, the code is compiled with debug symbols, so you can step through the code in a debugger. I am excited to examine this code in more detail. It is certainly more powerful than the apt360 code, and might make a nice library for use in other apps.