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$9.99 was I’ve just added Panoply to the list of data analysis applications. Panoply is an application from NASA that plots geo-gridded and other arrays from netCDF, HDF, GRIB, and other datasets. You can:- On Jan 19, 2006, at 06:29, ashish asgekar wrote: > hello per, > i installed g77-3.4 ( ) and (along with gcc3.3) could > install PGPLOT without significant errors. the only error was in > compilation of "cpgdemo.c", where i just used gcc to compile the > file, instead of g77. > so, i have demo programs running completely. even so, i still > get error while using my program. while running, it comes across > "cpgopen("/AQT");" and halts. the error message is > Program received signal: "SIGABRT". > ZeroLink: unknown symbol '_AQTRoundLineCapStyle' > > (The debug routine takes me to "asm kill 0x9004312c") > Does any of this provide any clue to what's happening? > > thanks, > ashish > Ashish, glad you sorted out the problems with the fortran compiler(s), it is a major PITA on Mac OS X. Now, on to the remaining problem with _AQTRoundLineCapStyle. That symbol is required by the aquaterm driver in PGPLOT, and it is exported by amework (it used to be , but that is obsoleted and is just a link to amework providing backwards compatibility). FWIW, I can't reproduce your problem with the following simple program: --- #import #import "cpgplot.h" int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { cpgopen("/AQT"); cpgenv(0.0, 10.0, 0.0, 20.0, 0, 1); cpglab("(x)", "(y)", "PGPLOT Example 1: y = x\\u2\\d"); cpgend(); } // Compile with // gcc main.m -o simple -I../pgplot_headers -L../pgplot_libs - lcpgplot -lpgplot // replacing pgplot_headers and pgplot_libs with appropriate paths --- Could you verify that the above code works without problem on your computer? Does it make any difference if you add -framework AquaTerm at the end of the line? Since ZeroLink is complaining about an unknown symbol, it 1) either doesn't know about amework or 2) it has picked up an old version of which doesn't export that symbol (I don't think there ever was such a beast). My guess is that you need to add amework to the target. Verify (using 'otool -L') that your program is linked against the correct version of amework. I don't know exactly how ZeroLink works, but you might want to disable that feature to see if it makes a difference. To help you any more than that, I'd have to see you project or (preferrably) a short example showing the same behaviour. Best regards, Per Besides invoicing, UctoX can handle bank statements, cash register revenue, journey log, storage and much much more! • NEU: Unterstützung Moneyou. — STRONG PLANNING —
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Price: Free, Version: 4.0.4 -> 4.0.5 (iTunes) Hi Di (and others who have reported this problem) The behaviour of distant objects (which are responsible for the link between AquaTerm and the plotting program) apparently changed between 10.4 and 10.5, possibly related to ObjC 2.0. I've been trying to figure out what the exact changes are, but failed miserably. Much as I would like to see this fixed, I don't have the time to dig deeper into the issue. An ugly, but simple, would be to disable the test completely by simply hardcoding the method to return YES (or whatever is approproiate) to always close the connection. The drawback would be the case where there actually was an active client… Sorry for the bad news. If anyone finds out the cause and a fix, I'd be happy to push it to CVS. Regards, Per On 16 maj 2009, at 10.34, Di Xiao wrote: > Hi, > > I run into a problem with aquaterm 1.0.1 on Mac OS X 10.5.7. > Basically, aquaterm will report "Clients still connected" upon > quitting, even though there is no client connected. To repeat, > > 1. run gnuplot, set term aqua > 2. plot sin(x) > 3. exit gnuplot > 4. quit aquaterm, the message about connected client will show up. > > This is indeed not serious but having to click on Quit every time > quickly becoming boring... > > Is there a quick fix to this? > > Thanks, > > Di > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Crystal Reports - New Free Runtime and 30 Day Trial > Check out the new simplified licensing option that enables > unlimited royalty-free distribution of the report engine > for externally facing server and web deployment. > > _______________________________________________ > Aquaterm-user mailing list > Aquaterm-user@... > pro Fit cannot access files outside its application container without explicit user permission. The application container is found under "~/Library/Containers/". Therefore: Per Persson wrote: > > On Jun 28, 2004, at 02:58, Samuel H. Dupree, Jr. wrote: > >> Now I do have one additional question. To make the demos work, >> whether they be C or Fortran, I had to initiate the AquaTerm >> application, , first. Is this correct or am I still >> missing something. >> >> Again, thanks for your help and looking forward to hearing from you. >> >> Sam Dupree. > > > > That is not the expected behaviour, should launch when > needed. > One possible cause may be that the environment variable AQUATERM_PATH > is incorrectly set. If AquaTerm is installed in standard locations, > e.g. /Applications, there is no need to set it. > > Type 'env' to find out what variables are set. > > You may also try to set AQUATERM_LOGLEVEL to a value > 0, e.g. export > AQUATERM_LOGLEVEL=4 to make the client a little more verbose. > > HTH, > Per > > > Per, You were correct. The environment variable, AQUATERM_PATH, was not set. Once I set it manually, it worked like a charm. Thanks. Sam Dupree. -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Samuel H. Dupree, Jr. sdupree@... 600 West Harvey Street Apartment A-703 Philadelphia, PA 19144-4345, USA HOME: 215-842-3663 WORK: 610-531-7994 FAX: 610-531-3145 "What does it take to travel in space?" The will to do it. - Dr. Wernher von Braun ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Updated for macOS Mojave HI! I'm new to the list. I have a feeling there are not many people subscribed. Just in case, does anyone have a short piece of c/c++ code showing how to do the most basic things with Aquaterm? Literally just a 10-line program. I haven't had the time to study the documentation, but I'm under the impression that it is more oriented towards adapting existing programs to using Aquaterm, and I'd love to be able to add plotting abilities to my tiny c/c++ programs. Paul Just like a pie chart, the host view will contain the bar graph. On Oct 20, 2005, at 21:17, Joe Koski wrote: > Per, > > I compiled and installed plplot-5.5.1, and the aqt device appeared > as a > choice. When I run the Fortran examples, I get one plot, but then I > consistently get > > Enter device number or keyword: 13 > plLibOpenPdfstr: Found file /usr/local/share/plplot5.5.1/ > objc: cannot unmap an image containing ObjC data > Trace trap > Abort trap > Joe-Koskis-Computer:~/Fortran_Compiles/plplot-5.5.1_examples jakoski$ Did you compile with support for dynamic loading of drivers? This can happen when libtool is used to compile and link (as with PLplot) dynamic modules, since it doesn't do the Right Thing on OS X (at least it didn't last time I checked, quite some time ago). You could try 1) upgrading to the latest libtool or 2) disable dynamic loading of drivers (can't remeber the exact incantation, see ./configure --help). > On another subject, the minimum line width slider appears to work with > AquaTerm and pgplot, but my main problem is with the /CPS (color > postscript) > output. This is a separate issue from aquaterm. If I could change > the text > and background colors, I could then use aquaterm instead to write > black on > white output. Since I'll be moving to plplot, this isn't > important. I checked, and for some reason, setenv PGPLOT_BACKGROUND white setenv PGPLOT_BACKGROUND black doesn't affect AQT (it should have) You should be able to explicitly swap color[0] (background, default black) and color[1] (default white) in your plotting code, after initializing a new page. That should give you black-on-white for AQT. > None of this is urgent. I'll have a look at it, but again, no promises on dates... > Hope you've been making large bundles of money since > you finished your PhD. Not exactly large bundles, but I'm not complaining. I've got a very satisfying job doing multimedia research for Ericsson. /Per
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