CALOR is a Monte Carlo program package, written in FORTRAN IV, that is designed to assist experimentalists in evaluating and analyzing different types of calorimeter systems that are used in many high-energy physics experiments to determine the energy and direction of incident hadrons, leptons, and photons. This code package is intended to be used with the code package HETC which supplies needed information on the transport of hadrons and on the spatial location of the electromagnetic source energy. Input and output for a sample problem are presented.
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