Hi David, Alan,

On 2010-01-07 07:43, David MacMahon wrote:

> 
> I'm willing to try my hand at adapting some other functions to use  
> this technique.  As far as I can tell, the list of functions that  
> could benefit from this are...
> 
> c_plgriddata (*)
> c_plmesh (**)
> c_plmeshc (**)
> c_plot3d (**)
> c_plot3dc (**)
> c_plot3dcl
> c_plimagefr (***)
> c_plimage (***)
> c_plsurf3d (****)
> c_plsurf3dl
> c_plvect (*****)
> 

I can confirm that the Fortran bindings transpose the data arrays for
all of these functions with the exception of c_plvect. This function
uses plfvect and plf2evalr in its implementation which together take
care of the storage differences.

David, you should probably use these two as a starting point for your
work.

Regards,

Arjen

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