2.6.12 Plot2 Pro installer for 10.13.5

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Developer / Mike Wesemann
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Title / Plot2 Pro

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Bubble Sort Thanks a lot Per, Indeed, I had to remove and reattach my ‘project’ to PGPLOT library and Frameworks inside XCode and compile it afresh. There is no pgplot header failure now. Thanks a lot. I have managed to re-install PGPLOT and reuse it with AQT. YEY! — ashish On 23-Jan-06, at 4:09, Per Persson wrote: > > On Jan 19, 2006, at 06:29, ashish asgekar wrote: > >> hello per, >> i installed g77-3.4 ( ) and (along with gcc3.3) could >> install PGPLOT without significant errors. the only error was in >> compilation of “cpgdemo.c”, where i just used gcc to compile the >> file, instead of g77. >> so, i have demo programs running completely. even so, i still >> get error while using my program. while running, it comes across >> “cpg”/AQT”);” and halts. the error message is >> Program received signal: “SIGABRT”. >> ZeroLink: unknown symbol ‘_AQTRoundLineCapStyle’ >> >> (The debug routine takes me to “asm kill 0x9004312c”) >> Does any of this provide any clue to what’s happening? >> >> thanks, >> ashish >> > > > Ashish, > > glad you sorted out the problems with the fortran compiler(s), it is a > major PITA on Mac OS X. > > Now, on to the remaining problem with _AQTRoundLineCapStyle. > That symbol is required by the aquaterm driver in PGPLOT, and it is > exported by amework (it used to be , but > that is obsoleted and is just a link to > amework providing backwards compatibility). > > FWIW, I can’t reproduce your problem with the following simple program: > — > #import > #import “cpgplot.h” > > int main(int argc, char *argv[]) > { > cpg”/AQT”); > cpgenv(0.0, 10.0, 0.0, 20.0, 0, 1); > cpglab(“(x)”, “(y)”, “PGPLOT Example 1: y = x\\u2\\d”); > cpgend(); > } > > // Compile with > // gcc main.m -o simple -I../pgplot_headers -L../pgplot_libs -lcpgplot > -lpgplot > // replacing pgplot_headers and pgplot_libs with appropriate paths > — > > Could you verify that the above code works without problem on your > computer? > Does it make any difference if you add -framework AquaTerm at the end > of the line? > > Since ZeroLink is complaining about an unknown symbol, it 1) either > doesn’t know about amework or 2) it has picked up an old > version of which doesn’t export that symbol (I don’t > think there ever was such a beast). > My guess is that you need to add amework to the target. > Verify (using ‘otool -L’) that your program is linked against the > correct version of amework. > > I don’t know exactly how ZeroLink works, but you might want to disable > that feature to see if it makes a difference. > > To help you any more than that, I’d have to see you project or > (preferrably) a short example showing the same behaviour. > > Best regards, > Per > > > Hi, I just added a fix for the problem with very long rendering times to the gnuplot adapter in the CVS sources. This is an attempt to balance the number of messages sent from gnuplot to AQT versus the time it takes to render long paths (an issue with Quartz). It now gives reasonable performance with paths up to approx. 50k line segments (remember that a marker is made up of several segments). Feedback on this change would be very much appreciated. Anyone who would like to fiddle with the settings of buffersize can just change the #define BUFMAX entry in (default is 50). /Per PS. Attached a plot of the time taken to render lineplots (random data) of different sizes for a number of buffer sizes (‘inf’ buffer size corresponds to the method previously used). — Dr. Patrick Leevers, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Imperial College London Hi all, just a short note that AquaTerm 1.0.b2 has been released. Besides a standard installer, this version has a number of bug fixes listed below. This is a stable and well tested release, and is the recommended version for all users. Bugs may however still exist, please report any problems to the bugtracker. /Per ———————————————- Changes/bugfixes in this release: AquaTerm 1.0.b2 Fixing a problem with LaunchServices AquaTerm 1.0.b1 (Not publicly released) Adding user preferences. Adding preference to constrain minimum line width used in plot to 0.25 pts. Adding window arranging (cascade/tile) Enable Page Setup again. Remember save destination folder and file type. (#872996) Fixing a problem with text alignment caused by leading spaces in the text. Fixing a bug that made transparent lines appear between adjacent filled patches. Fixing a bug which caused AquaTerm to hang when simultaneously closing more than 4 windows. Fixing a bug where windows didn’t resize after changing canvas size. (#965266) Providing a fix for broken dirty rect handling. (#965271) Fixing a bug where an invalid font-name request would crash AQT. (#1015888) Fixing launching AquaTerm from client whithout setting AQUATERM_PATH (#1019712). Removing a hardcoded servername. (#1019709) FreeMat is a free environment for rapid engineering and scientific prototyping and data processing…
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You da man. Gnuplot/Aquaterm is now as fast as X, at least for my purposes. To follow-up on my last email, changing the resolution in the Gnuplot adapter and recompiling Gnuplut does speed things up… but it apparently also breaks multiplot 🙁 Good work. Herb On Sunday, August 4, 2002, at 11:47 AM, Per Persson wrote: > Hi, > I just added a fix for the problem with very long rendering times to > the gnuplot adapter in the CVS sources. This is an attempt to balance > the number of messages sent from gnuplot to AQT versus the time it > takes to render long paths (an issue with Quartz). > > It now gives reasonable performance with paths up to approx. 50k line > segments (remember that a marker is made up of several segments). > > Feedback on this change would be very much appreciated. > > Anyone who would like to fiddle with the settings of buffersize can > just change the #define BUFMAX entry in (default is 50). > > /Per > > PS. Attached a plot of the time taken to render lineplots (random data) > of different sizes for a number of buffer sizes (‘inf’ buffer size > corresponds to the method previously used). > >

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