apollo@ecf.toronto.edu (Vince Pugliese) (02/23/88)
i'm posting this for a friend who is looking for a 3d (2d ok)
fortran-callable graphics library for his pc. it should be able to
drive a hercules card and have a printer driver for his roland. PD
preferable but, if there is a commercial product he'd like to hear
about it. please post or e-mail.
vince pugliese
apollo@ecf.toronto.edusteve@slovax.UUCP (Steve Cook) (02/26/88)
in article <488@mv04.ecf.toronto.edu>, apollo@ecf.toronto.edu (Vince Pugliese) says: > Xref: slovax comp.sys.ibm.pc:12977 comp.graphics:1801 > > > i'm posting this for a friend who is looking for a 3d (2d ok) > fortran-callable graphics library for his pc. it should be able to > drive a hercules card and have a printer driver for his roland. PD > preferable but, if there is a commercial product he'd like to hear > about it. please post or e-mail. Me too.... epson driver ok though. -- Disclaimer: I have no opinions. RDA has a lot. Non-intersecting set. {psivax,ism780}!logico!slovax!steve : {hplsla,uw-beaver}!tikal!slovax!steve Steve Cook R & D Associates,3625 Perkins Lane SW Ithering Blidiot Tacoma,Wa 98499,206-581-1322
tankus@hsi.UUCP (Ed Tankus) (02/29/88)
In article <2833@slovax.UUCP>, steve@slovax.UUCP (Steve Cook) writes: > in article <488@mv04.ecf.toronto.edu>, apollo@ecf.toronto.edu (Vince Pugliese) says: > > Xref: slovax comp.sys.ibm.pc:12977 comp.graphics:1801 > > > > > > i'm posting this for a friend who is looking for a 3d (2d ok) > > fortran-callable graphics library for his pc. it should be able to > > drive a hercules card and have a printer driver for his roland. PD > > preferable but, if there is a commercial product he'd like to hear > > about it. please post or e-mail. > > > Me too.... > epson driver ok though. > > > -- > Disclaimer: I have no opinions. RDA has a lot. Non-intersecting set. > {psivax,ism780}!logico!slovax!steve : {hplsla,uw-beaver}!tikal!slovax!steve > Steve Cook R & D Associates,3625 Perkins Lane SW > Ithering Blidiot Tacoma,Wa 98499,206-581-1322 Every once in awhile this kind of request seems to pop up so this time I thought I would respond here. There is a company called Microcompatibles in Silver Spring, MD that sells Fortran-callable and Pascal-callable plotting/graphing routines. They also make a standalone package. Microcompatibles is now available from the Programmer's Connection. The software you should ask for is Graphmatic/Plotmatic (callable) or Omniplot (standalone). Cheers! -- Ed. Net : {uunet,ihnp4,noao,yale}!hsi!tankus Snail: Health Systems Int'l, 100 Broadway, New Haven, CT 06511 Bell : (203) 562-2101
ganzer@trout.NOSC.MIL (Mark T. Ganzer) (03/03/88)
In article <488@mv04.ecf.toronto.edu>, apollo@ecf.toronto.edu (Vince Pugliese) writes: > > i'm posting this for a friend who is looking for a 3d (2d ok) > fortran-callable graphics library for his pc. it should be able to > drive a hercules card and have a printer driver for his roland. PD > preferable but, if there is a commercial product he'd like to hear > about it. please post or e-mail. > vince pugliese > apollo@ecf.toronto.edu I have a catalog in front of me with a plot package called "Plot88" by Plotworks. It's supposed to be derived from and compatable with CalComp mainframe grahics software and is supposed to generate mesh and contour plots as well as normal 2-D plots. It's listed in a catalog by EduCALC in Laguna Niguel, CA. I've been thinking of ordering it. Anyone have any experience with this? Also any experience with Boeing Graph? -- MarK T. Ganzer Naval Ocean Systems Center, San Diego UUCP: {bonnie,sdcsvax,gould9,hp-sdd} - !nosc!ganzer {apl-uw,ncr-sd,bang,crash } / Internet: ganzer@nosc.mil