On Sun, 30 Mar 2025, Andrea paz via Cin wrote:
> 11 | printf(R);
printf ("%g\n", R(0));
This should do but will dump out a looooong scribble. Better the following:
if (PIX_X == 0 && PIX_Y == 0) printf ("%g\n", R(0));
This will print the value of R in the upper left corner of the frame, once
for each frame. You can also specify other coords for PIX_X and PIX_Y
instead of zeros.
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