Useful links for Simfit users

• http://simfit.usal.es
  Visit this site to download the Spanish language version of Simfit.
  The Spanish version of Simfit has all the functionality of the English version and is being expertly developed by the Salamanca team, who should be contacted for more detail. The Spanish web site has several additional features, numerous extra examples of applications, and details about Simfit courses.
  
  
• http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost
  Visit this site for GSview/Ghostscript upgrade information.
  The Ghostscript and GSview sites describe these wonderful products in detail and are likely to provide more up to date downloads than those distributed from the Simfit site. Simfit users interested in PostScript and pdf applications will find these sites very informative.
  
  
• http://www.silverfrost.com
  Visit this site to purchase the ftn95 compiler and related software.
  
  The Salford-Software/Silverfrost ftn95 compiler is a very powerful and robust product that should be obtained by any programmers who wish to develop the Simfit code, particularly for a .NET version. All Simfit source code available for download from the Simfit site has been thoroughly tested using the /checkmate compiler option, which is a very reliable way to ensure compatible array dimensions and to detect any use of unitialised variables, thus protecting against incorrect numerical calculations. There are now free student type versions of ftn77 and ftn95
  
  
• http://www.nag.co.uk
  Go here to get details about NAG software.
  
  
• bill.bardsley@manchester.ac.uk
  I may respond to emails requesting help from Simfit users, especially if new mathematical models, numerical analysis techniques, or statistical tests are required. I will always try to respond to any reports of errors that need fixing, or requests from programmers wishing to develop Simfit for Linux, .NET, or in languages other than English or Spanish.

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