I'm not sure what your requirements are that you need JPEG, but as
you probably know, PDF is native across OS X (even the screen display
is based on PDF). You can save directly from AquaTerm in either PDF
or Postscript.
If you want to convert to other file formats such as JPEG (and you
don
Hiroyasu YASUDA wrote:
> Thank you for the quick reply.
>
> My code always includes "call plparseopts(1)" before plinit(1). But,
> when I build the code as "g77 x01f.f `plplot-config --cflags --libs --
> with-f77` -o x01f" and then the code shows "Requested device jpeg not
> available" when the co
Thank you for the quick reply.
My code always includes "call plparseopts(1)" before plinit(1). But,
when I build the code as "g77 x01f.f `plplot-config --cflags --libs --
with-f77` -o x01f" and then the code shows "Requested device jpeg not
available" when the code run as "./x01f -dev jpeg".
On 2007-05-22 15:15+0900 Hiroyasu YASUDA wrote:
> Dear all:
>
> I have been using PLplot with fortran on Mac OSX and PLplot always
> helps my works.
>
> Although I output to ps or X-Window, I would like to output to
> Aquaterm and Jpeg. How to write the fortran cord with PLplot in oder
> to to use
Hiroyasu YASUDA wrote:
>Dear all:
>
>I have been using PLplot with fortran on Mac OSX and PLplot always
>helps my works.
>
>Although I output to ps or X-Window, I would like to output to
>Aquaterm and Jpeg. How to write the fortran cord with PLplot in oder
>to to use some output drivers, how
