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Is there a publication revealing the algorithms so that a programmer can
avoid having to buy almanacs,etc. and instead generate his own tables and annual almanac ? Thank you. -- Courtney Thomas s/v Mutiny lying Oriental, NC |
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The only one I know is
Astronomy with your Personal Computer, Peter Duffett-Smith, Cambridge University Press, 2nd ed, 1990. It's written in old fashioned Basic, hence hard to follow, use, and debug. I spent some time on our circumnav porting it to Visual Basic, which ran and produced results similar to those in the almanacs. I could probably find that code if anyone's interested. I haven't looked at it in five years, so it's as is, where is. While it's good, tight, well subdivided code, there are no comments, so you'd need a copy of the book to follow it, or take it on faith.... Jim Woodward www.mvfintry.com Courtney Thomas wrote in message ... Is there a publication revealing the algorithms so that a programmer can avoid having to buy almanacs,etc. and instead generate his own tables and annual almanac ? Thank you. |
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