On 2014-03-07 10:06- Andrew Ross wrote:
>
> I was just going to go ahead and change example 8 to use
> the sombrero function by default. This reminded me of a
> long running "feature" of plplot which I have found irksome
> in the past, namely that boolean command options can only
> set an opti
On 2014-03-07 03:28-0800 phil rosenberg wrote:
> The (very)simple example is attached - it can be run simply with cmake
> "dir/of/example" -G "Visual Studio 11 Win64"
> You might well be able to run this on Wine or something as I'm
told visual studio generators do not actually need access to the
On 2014-03-07 03:28-0800 phil rosenberg wrote:
> My main issue with CMake is that I don't really know how the
(I) execution flow works, or how (II) scope works, or how it (III) interacts
with
existing or predefined variables. So modifying existing code is not to
bad, but when it comes to starting
Hi Alan
The (very)simple example is attached - it can be run simply with cmake
"dir/of/example" -G "Visual Studio 11 Win64"
You might well be able to run this on Wine or something as I'm told visual
studio generators do not actually need access to the compiler like the nmake
generator does.
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I was just going to go ahead and change example 8 to use
the sombrero function by default. This reminded me of a
long running "feature" of plplot which I have found irksome
in the past, namely that boolean command options can only
set an option to true (1) not false (0).
So for example in exampl
On Wed, Mar 05, 2014 at 08:18:59AM -0800, Alan Irwin wrote:
> [This was originally sent to plplot-general in error. Please reply
> on this list, plplot-devel.]
> In my research I use the plsurf3dl function quite a lot to plot
> FreeEOS results as a function of density and temperature since those
>
