On 2014-04-15 12:10-0600 Derek Lamb wrote:
> plshades is too slow for just about every imaginable real-world application,
> as far as I've been able to tell. If memory serves correctly, even if you
> output to a PDF and open in your favorite reader, it will render incredibly
> slowly. Ineffic
plshades is too slow for just about every imaginable real-world application, as
far as I've been able to tell. If memory serves correctly, even if you output
to a PDF and open in your favorite reader, it will render incredibly slowly.
Inefficiencies in the way the color tables are calculated,
I have a real-time plotting application with multiple plots in one window that
I would like to speed up some. The code is
plspage(0,0,2000,430,0,0);
plsdev("xwin");
plsetopt("drvopt","nobuffered=1");
plinit();
plssub(2,1);
while(1){
//get updated data
getdataPlot1(data_1);
getdataPlot2(d
I have a real-time plotting application with multiple plots in one window that
I would like to speed up some. The code is
plspage(0,0,2000,430,0,0);
plsdev("xwin");
plsetopt("drvopt","nobuffered=1");
plinit();
plssub(2,1);
while(1){
//get updated data
getdataPlot1(data_1);
getdataPlot2(d
