Mike_Mayfield
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I have been doing a lot of research on decompression for a new kind of dive computer I am designing and as part of my studies I translated Erik Baker's classic FORTRAN Buhlmann DecoCalc program to C# (since I don't have a FORTRAN compiler). I have attached the finished program for anyone that would be interested. If you want to compile the program but don't have Visual Studio, just use the free C# compiler available from Microsoft.
For more info on the program and the original FORTRAN source, see ddplan.com/reference/ndl.pdf.
The program provides the same results as the original, but obviously only use it for educational purposes, since it has not been thoroughly tested.
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:internet: For some reason I am unable to load all the files as a zip file, so I have attached the three individual source files. Remove the .txt extension before compiling.
For more info on the program and the original FORTRAN source, see ddplan.com/reference/ndl.pdf.
The program provides the same results as the original, but obviously only use it for educational purposes, since it has not been thoroughly tested.
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:internet: For some reason I am unable to load all the files as a zip file, so I have attached the three individual source files. Remove the .txt extension before compiling.
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