Hi everyone,
Alan W. Irwin wrote:
> On 2009-03-13 19:27- Andrew Ross wrote:
>
> That explanation makes sense. Thanks! In fact, KDE-4.2 has a much better
> reputation than KDE-4.1 so these color/text position rendering issues for
> -dev svg results (as well as other SVG results) may already
Hi,
in the process of removing all warnings the Visual C++ compiler put out
(which turned out to be a good thing, since I could remove some
(potential) bugs), I also found some problem in plstream.cc where I'm
not sure what the purpose of the code is/was.
The Visual C++ compiler puts out the f
Hi Werner,
is there any reference to an (example) linear transformation?
If not, I'd say: remove it.
It seems an attempt to call a similar C function, but I know of
no such functionality ... I am inclined to repeat my suggestion
also in the case there is a reference.
Regards,
Arjen
On 2009-03-
Hi,
we test in TestBrokenIsnanCXX.cmake if isnan is in either cmath or
math.h - problem is Visual C++ doesn't pass this test, since the
functions is called _isnan and not isnan. We test this already in
plplot.cmake where we look for isnan or _isnan. The problem now is these
are contradictory c
Werner,
Some history here. There were some unix platforms (AIX perhaps?) which at
the time had C++ implementations that were behind the times, so although
isnan was in math.h it was not in cmath. This test was to catch those.
For modernish compilers I would suspect math.h and cmath to be in sync
I don't recall explicitly adding this, so I imagine it was something that
came from the previous incarnation of the C++ bindings. There is an
example xform linear transformation in utils/xform.c. Perhaps this was
originally in the main library. Actually bindings/swig/plplotcapi.i still
also mentio
Hi Andrew,
for Visual C++ _isnan is defined in float.h and not in math.h and/or
cmath. So this test is not valid for Visual C++ anyways, since _isnan
isn't defined in either cmath or math.h. So it's maybe really the best
to not run this test for Visual C++.
Regards,
Werner
Andrew Ross wrote:
Hi Werner,
You are probably right. So long as the C++ bindings and examples work
for you...
Andrew
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 09:05:14PM +0100, Werner Smekal wrote:
> Hi Andrew,
>
> for Visual C++ _isnan is defined in float.h and not in math.h and/or
> cmath. So this test is not valid for Visua
