I previously mentioned a rather soft deadline near the beginning of
February for the forthcoming release.
This is an important notice for all active PLplot developers that I
have just decided to replace that deadline by the firm deadline of
Saturday, February 28th for the release which would only
Yes I had thought about netcdf, but it's a bit of a sledgehammer to crack a
nut. It also took me most of a day to get it to compile on Windows so I don't
think it's worth subjecting our users to it. Hdf5 might be a bit easier, but I
haven't really used it. It also supports compression I think, b
Hi Alan and Jim
One other implementation option I just thought of - would a command line
option be a relatively easy way to indicate that a metafile must
be written? Then the core library could do this transparently
whatever driver is being used and basically the only code needed would be
an if sta
Both the endianness and IEEE float issues are dealt with in a portable way by
the functions in src/pdfutils.c. Neither integers or floating point are
dependent on the native architecture, making the metafiles 100% portable.
1. Endianness is "little", by fiat, implemented by shifts & masks.
2. Flo
On 2015-01-10 14:57- Phil Rosenberg wrote:
> Alan - a question about git procedure. We are going to end up in a
> situation here where my wxWidget branch that I've already begun is going to
> require access to changes made on other branches. I think the only way to
> do this is to merge the ma
On 2015-01-10 13:57-0600 Maurice LeBrun wrote:
> Both the endianness and IEEE float issues are dealt with in a portable way by
> the functions in src/pdfutils.c. Neither integers or floating point are
> dependent on the native architecture, making the metafiles 100% portable.
>
> 1. Endianness is
On Saturday, January 10, 2015 at 15:54:23 (-0800) Alan W. Irwin writes:
> I assume for the purposes of the further discussion that you meant
> "internal" physical device coordinates but please confirm that (or
> take the rest of what I say with a grain of salt if that assumption is
> incorrect)
