Hi Andrew,
I looked at the source code for the bindings and I realised that
currently we do not use tcl_precision or something similar to _return_
values from PLplot routines. Instead we simply use %f to format the
returned number. Up to now that was satisfactory, but the time functions
return data with high precision.
As a temporary workaround, could you try with a format like %.20f -
like:
Line 283, 284 in pltclgen.tcl:
"PLFLT& {
puts $GENFILE " sprintf( buf, \"%.20f\", $argname($i) );"
(I seem to have added all manner of comments about it - never got around
to actually implement them. It was not pressing then. I will be glad
to take care of it myself, once I can comfortably access my computer
at home again)
Regards,
Arjen
On 2009-08-19 13:41, Andrew Ross wrote:
> Arjen,
>
> No problem. I've updated example 29, but because of rounding errors in tcl
> it is crashing. I've disabled the call to plot4 for now.
>
> I think that xmin and xmax end up being very similar (differences of < 1
> second
> over ~1000 years. Tcl precision issues seem to make them identical which
> causes
> a zero x range for the plot and hence a crash.
>
> Are there any ways round this? I tried setting tcl_precision, but it made no
> difference.
>
> Andrew
>
> On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 09:09:38AM +0200, Arjen Markus wrote:
>> Hi Andrew,
>>
>> thanks for taking care of the Fortran and Tcl bindings.
>> (I would have done it myself, but my time at the keyboard
>> at home is severely limited at the moment.)
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Arjen
>>
>> On 2009-08-18 17:51, Andrew Ross wrote:
>>>> On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 11:05:31AM +0200, Werner Smekal wrote:
>>>>> Ok,
>>>>>
>>>>> I submitted now the last D example and the D bindings are therefore
>>>>> finished. Actually not really finished, since example 20 delivers
>>>>> slightly different postscript results than the C example. Although if
>>>>> I compare the output (xwin, wxwidgets, psc) visually I can't spot any
>>>>> difference. I don't think this is a showstopper, but will have a look
>>>>> later on, I don't consider that as too serious.
>>>>>
>>>>> In addition I ran the plplot tests on Mac OS X with the following
>>>>> results:
>>>>>
>>>>> Test timeout computed to be: 1500
>>>>> c++
>>>>> Missing examples :
>>>>> Differing postscript output : 29
>>>>> Missing stdout :
>>>>> Differing stdout :
>>>> Werner,
>>>>
>>>> This one I find odd. C++ results should be completely identical to the C
>>>> ones since there is no worrying about cross-language support or any of
>>>> that. I get identical results for all examples with C and C++ using latest
>>>> svn.
>>>>
>>>>> java
>>>>> Missing examples : 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
>>>>> Differing postscript output : 19
>>>>> Missing stdout :
>>>>> Differing stdout : 19
>>>>> python
>>>>> Missing examples :
>>>>> Differing postscript output :
>>>>> Missing stdout :
>>>>> Differing stdout : 23
>>>>> tcl
>>>>> Missing examples :
>>>>> Differing postscript output : 03 16 19 21 24 26 29
>>>>> Missing stdout :
>>>>> Differing stdout : 21
>>>>> d
>>>>> Missing examples :
>>>>> Differing postscript output : 20
>>>>> Missing stdout :
>>>>> Differing stdout :
>>>>> -- Process completed
>>>>> ***Failed
>>>>>
>>>>> 88% tests passed, 2 tests failed out of 17
>>>>>
>>>>> The following tests FAILED:
>>>>> 3 - examples_java (Failed)
>>>>> 17 - examples_compare (Failed)
>>>>> Errors while running CTest
>>>>>
>>>>> The only bad error is the segmentation fault of the Java example 19.
>>>>> Otherwise everything configures and compiles fine on Mac OS X.
>>>>>
>>>>> Next I'll improve the Lua samples, then pdf, then wxWidgets device.
>>>
>>> I have now implemented all but the plslabelfunc call in f77 / f95 bindings
>>> and updated the examples accordingly. I've left the plslabelfunc call to
>>> last as it is a bit messy. Octave is also up to date (except for example 19
>>> - not yet worked out how to do function callbacks for mapform / labelfunc.)
>>>
>>> tcl clearly still needs work, as do ada and ocaml. Otherwise, we're
>>> beginning
>>> to get all the languages and examples back into shape again ready for the
>>> release.
>>>
>>> Andrew
>>>
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