Hi all,
I'm thinking about writing an interactive data plotting application
with plplot. Data is ngspice simulation results. I want it to be an
easy-to-use application tailored for ngspice with features useful when
exploring circuit simulation results.
I'm writing to the list to get some advice
On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 3:08 PM, Dmitri Gribenko wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm thinking about writing an interactive data plotting application
> with plplot. Data is ngspice simulation results. I want it to be an
> easy-to-use application tailored for ngspice with features useful when
> exploring circ
Dmitri,
QSAS ( http://www.sp.ph.ic.ac.uk/csc-web/QSAS ) will do nearly
everything you describe, although it may be an overkill for you in some
respects. It is also open source so that if you wanted to add some
features you could (in principle). While it's targeted at time-series
data, it also work
On 2009-06-17 22:08+0300 Dmitri Gribenko wrote:
>
> [...]Can you suggest what driver should I use? I think about using GTK and
> extcairo. But in future I want to port the application to Windows.
> Should a Qt application be easier to port than a GTK one?
Hi Dmitri:
I don't think you need to b
On Wed, 17 Jun 2009 22:08:27 +0300 Dmitri Gribenko wrote:
DG> Some of the features I want to implement are easy with plplot
DG> (multiple subpages, Bode plots). But I want to ask your advice about
DG> implementing some other features, specifically:
DG> * zoom in/out;
DG> * scrolling when zoomed
Hi guys,
I'm having trouble compiling plplot on Fedora 11. I am at rev 10054.
I have built a "prefix" with Tcl/Tk, and Python in it. I run cmake (Fedora
11 provides cmake version 2.6.4) and the subsequent build thusly:
cat > run_cmake.sh <<-EOF
env PATH=$PREFIX/bin:$PATH \
cmak
Geoffrey Furnish writes:
> I'm having trouble compiling plplot on Fedora 11. I am at rev 10054.
> [...]
> So, it seems that plplot, with cmake 2.6.4, is wrongly concluding that
> even though the tcl executables are at ~/F11/icf/bin, and the headers at
> ~/F11/icf/include, and the correspondin
Hi Geoffrey,
although I can't help you with your special problem with the tcl/tk
libraries, I can only comment your emails and tell you why there are
problems. From my experience I can tell, that I don't have these
problems you have. I'm working on several Linux distributions (Ubuntu,
Red
