Hi,
Alan W. Irwin wrote:
> On 2009-02-08 21:46+0100 Werner Smekal wrote:
>
>> Hi Alan,
>>> I confirm that. I found identical qsastime_test results and identical x29
>>> PostScript driver results for revision 9458 compared to previous on my
>>> Linux
>>> (Debian testing) platform.
>>>
>> I would
On Feb 5, 2009, at 1:50 PM, Alan W. Irwin wrote:
> Terrence's report of success on his particular Windows platform for
> what was
> effectively revision 9458 is most encouraging. Hopefully, the
> requested
> further testing on all the different Windows and Mac OS X platforms
> accessible to o
Hi Alan,
> On 2009-02-04 22:27-0800 Alan W. Irwin wrote:
> In sum, it is looking extremely encouraging as of revision 9472, but there
> is still more testing to do, and I also have some additional development
> plans to add some features to libqsastime (see README.qsastime_API) before I
> fin
On 2009-02-08 21:46+0100 Werner Smekal wrote:
> Hi Alan,
>> I confirm that. I found identical qsastime_test results and identical x29
>> PostScript driver results for revision 9458 compared to previous on my
>> Linux
>> (Debian testing) platform.
>>
> I would propose a new test: if a change is d
Hi Alan,
> I confirm that. I found identical qsastime_test results and identical x29
> PostScript driver results for revision 9458 compared to previous on my Linux
> (Debian testing) platform.
>
I would propose a new test: if a change is done in the PLplot core and
output of examples changes as
Hi Alan,
> Speaking of cross-platform, it would be good if OS X and Windows developers
> did an ordinary PLplot build to make sure that libqsastime gets built
> automatically and without build errors as part of that process. If no build
> errors occur for those platforms, further testing of examp
Hi all,
> Since we've now had two requests for this, shall I go ahead and commit
> this example to svn? At least we show how plplot can be used for
> financial plotting. If someone comes up with a new API routine for
> handling this then we can always update the example to use it.
>
I'm actuall
Hi Vadim,
> Thanks for your answer and advice! I've started looking into actually
> doing something like this and realized that there is actually a third
> potential problem: is it possible to provide the plot data on demand with
> PLplot? E.g. with these financial plots you may have data for som
Hi Vadim,
> I've just started looking in using plplot with wxWidgets backend and so
> it's perfectly possible that I'm doing something wrong but it didn't build
> for me out of the box because of a couple of missing headers. To be more
> precise, here is what I did:
>
> 0. Checked out latest (r94
Hi Vadim,
nice to have one of the main wxWidgets developers around here ;). I have
been away this last week, so I only could answer today.
> I'm looking into the possibility of using plplot for a project I'm working
> on and would like to ask for your collective wisdom about whether it's
> goin
On 2009-02-07 16:47-0800 Alan W. Irwin wrote:
> [...]I plan
> to run one [test of setfromMJD versus timegm] with much finer spacing.
I did such a test with 10 million calls and it turns out setfromMJD is
roughly 4 times faster than timegm. That is, on my 2.4GHz box, the time per
call is 200 ns f
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