Hi!
I uploaded ghostscript build log here:
http://downloads.qi-hardware.com/people/kyak/tmp/gs.log
> > "kyak" == kyak writes:
>
> > ghostscript works like a charm here (i just built it for testing)...
>
> > No problem running postscript "Hello World" from wikipedia.
>
> Ok, could you pl
> "kyak" == kyak writes:
> ghostscript works like a charm here (i just built it for testing)...
> No problem running postscript "Hello World" from wikipedia.
Ok, could you please send a full build log?
I guess that compiling postscript links in different libraries depending
on what is ava
ghostscript works like a charm here (i just built it for testing)...
No problem running postscript "Hello World" from wikipedia.
On Sat, 22 Jan 2011 22:14:35 +0100
David Kuehling wrote:
"kyak" == kyak writes:
Hi!
Both fbgs (fbida) and ghostscript have been ported to openwrt
(openwrt-
> "kyak" == kyak writes:
> Hi!
> Both fbgs (fbida) and ghostscript have been ported to openwrt
> (openwrt-packages) already.
unfortunately the ghostscript included with the NN segfaults (as Xiangfu
also pointed out in some earlier mail). That was what I was referring
to.
david
--
GnuPG
Hi!
Both fbgs (fbida) and ghostscript have been ported to openwrt
(openwrt-packages) already.
On Sat, 22 Jan 2011 11:16:04 +0100
David Kuehling wrote:
On the nanonote 'fbgs'
should be able to view that file, however 'fbgs' needs ghostscript
and
thus fails.
"David" == David Kuehlin
Ruben,
> I guess a little blog spreading won't hurt now: I wrote a short (and
> simple! don't expect too hard things here) tutorial about "PostScript
> programming" two years ago.
No not at all - this is great!
I admit I never fully accepted Postscript as a programming language,
but your tutorial
I have checked a few of these (wrote one, even), also considered
writing one for the transcendental entire functions I have studied
(http://arxiv.org/abs/0907.0116), but would eat a lot of computer
time!. There is even a PostScript webserver hanging out there, for you
curious :D
On Sat, Jan 22, 20
> I guess a little blog spreading won't hurt now: I wrote a short (and
> simple! don't expect too hard things here) tutorial about "PostScript
> programming" two years ago. I used PostScript (which some of you
> already know, is a Turing complete programming language) to generate a
> "randomised"
I guess a little blog spreading won't hurt now: I wrote a short (and
simple! don't expect too hard things here) tutorial about "PostScript
programming" two years ago. I used PostScript (which some of you
already know, is a Turing complete programming language) to generate a
"randomised" Christmas p
Hi,
here is a simple example for how to use Postscript to generate images
algorithmically:
--8<--
/house {
newpath
200 0 moveto
0 0 lineto
200 200 lineto
100 300 lineto
0 200 lineto
200 200 lineto
200 0 lineto
0 200 lineto
0 0 lineto
cl
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