The recognized contact author of the software. This could be the original author, someone who has modified the code or someone who maintains the code. It should be the person most commonly associated with the code.
Examples: T. Alwyn Jones, Axel Brunger
The e-mail address of the person specified in _software.contact_author.
Examples: bourne@sdsc.edu
The date the software was released.
Examples: 1991-10-01, 1990-04-30
Description of the software.
Examples: Uses method of restrained least squares
The major computing language in which the software is coded.
Allowable values: Ada, Awk, Basic, C, C++, C/C++, Fortran, Fortran 77, Fortran 90, Fortran_77, Java, Java & Fortran, Other, Pascal, Perl, Python, Python/C++, Tcl, assembler, csh, ksh, sh
The URL for an Internet address at which details of the software can be found.
The name of the software.
Examples: Merlot, O, Xengen, X-plor
The name of the operating system under which the software runs.
Examples: Ultrix, OpenVMS, DOS, Windows 95, Windows NT, Irix, HPUX, DEC Unix
An ordinal index for this category
The classification of the software according to the most common types.
Allowable values: filter, jiffy, library, other, package, program
The version of the software.
Examples: v1.0, beta, 3.1-2, unknown
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The classification of the program according to its major function.
Examples: data collection, data reduction, phasing, model building, refinement, validation, other