SALM was developed by Ken Risko and Barry H. Margolin in November, 1991.

Before you execute salm.exe file, you need to first create an input
data file, salm.in.

For example, saml.in may have following format.
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Test data set # 2
6
   0.0,3, 15, , 21, , 29, 
  10.0,3, 16, , 18, , 21, 
  33.3,3, 16, , 26, , 33, 
 100.0,3, 67, , 51,C, 70, 
 333.0,3, 33,T, 38, , 41, 
1000.0,3, 30, , 27, , 42,
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Then execute salm.exe file at the dos prompt, like

c:\sal>salm

then the program will generate a output file salm.out,
which is shown below.
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Test data set # 2
number of doses =  6
 1,   0.00, 3,  15( ),  21( ),  29( )
 2,  10.00, 3,  16( ),  18( ),  21( )
 3,  33.30, 3,  16( ),  26( ),  33( )
 4, 100.00, 3,  67( ),  51(C),  70( )
 5, 333.00, 3,  33(T),  38( ),  41( )
 6,1000.00, 3,  30( ),  27( ),  42( )
Rejecting plate count   51 at dose  100.00 because background code = C

Rejecting plate count   33 at dose  333.00 because background code = T
Rejecting dose  6 because depressed mean response of  33.00 is substantially below peak response of  68.50

 *** ANALYSED DATA ***

 No.   Dose                 Plates
 ---   ----             --------------
  1     0.00     15 ( )    21 ( )    29 ( ) 
  2    10.00     16 ( )    18 ( )    21 ( ) 
  3    33.30     16 ( )    26 ( )    33 ( ) 
  4   100.00     67 ( )    70 ( ) 
  5   333.00     38 ( )    41 ( ) 


Fitted model = (16.750088 + 0.553385 x dose) x (2 - exp( 0.001768 x dose))

 *** ANALYSED DATA ***

 No.   Dose          Plates         Mean        Model
 ---   ----      --------------   --------    ---------
  1     0.00     15    21    29     21.7         16.8
  2    10.00     16    18    21     18.3         21.9
  3    33.30     16    26    33     25.0         33.0
  4   100.00     67    70           68.5         58.1
  5   333.00     38    41           39.5         39.8

c =   0.00

Test for GOODNESS OF FIT p-value: 0.000

Test for MUTAGENICITY p-value: 0.000
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