The Fortran sources in analyrimv5.for were broken up into
2 parts, analyrim1.for and analyrim2.for because the compiler couldn't
handle only one...too big. These were still too big so they
were split into
analyrim1a.for
analyrim1b.for
analyrim2a.for
analyrim2b.for
  respectively.

These did compile and link. There are 4 executables here.

1. analyrim.exe  - Alpha executable, same source as VAX version
	and "should" be OK.
2. analyrimv5.exe - VAX executable, compiled for G floating to
	get faster Alpha math (since Analyrim does most math
	in double preceision).
3. analyrimv5_tv.exe - VESTed version of analyrimv5.exe.
4. analyrim_cinit.exe - Alpha native mode image which explicitly
	calls the C runtime initializer. When this code is run on
	the VAX (compiled for vax), it will work but initially gets
	the wrong size of terminal screen. It is necessary to
	use the S command to set screen length, then a DB command
	to set reasonable display bounds. Then the thing works.
	This was added for Alpha in case the C runtime is not
	set up normally as in VAX/VMS.