Program TIMING 3/16/89 by Jeremy Nichols Copyright 1989 Compatability: 100/102/200 Timing is a program to allow easy measurement of laps speeds and times, and average speed and total time for any kind of race. The display shows up to 12 laps simultaneously; after 12 laps the display scrolls so that only the most recent 12 laps are seen. Timing was designed specifically for bicycle criterium racing where lap times are on the order of two minutes but will work with almost any kind of race. The number of laps is limited to 100. The program shows a running display of lap time and total time in addition to the data about each lap as it occurs. At the conclusion of the race, the computer operator has the option of starting over for a new race, reviewing the existing data, or quitting back to the system menu. "Reviewing the data" means looking at lap records occurring before the last 12 on the display. A typical Tandy 200 display looks like this: =============================================== || Lap# Lap Time Speed Tot Time Avg Spd || || ---------------------------------------- || || 1 0: 1:52 31.9 0: 1:52 31.9 || || 2 0: 1:55 31.0 0: 3:49 31.4 || || 3 0: 2:34 23.2 0: 6:24 28.1 || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ---------------------------------------- || || Lap time = 0:23 Total time = 0: 6:58 | =============================================== On a Tandy 100/102, the display shows only four laps at a time but is otherwise identical. END