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Have you looked at Compaq Array Visualizer in the Professional Edition? It seems ideally suited to your purpose.
Steve
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You can integrate the Array Viewer into your program - seamlessly - there are several examples of this provided. Why reinvent the wheel?
Steve
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The graphics language OpenGL computes contour lines.
I use NIST's F90GL (which is version 1.2.1) to do that with CVF 6.5a.
A reference is "OpenGL Programming Guide" ISBN 0-201-46138-2 p365-369.
While not trivial to implement, OpenGL surface contouring run like greased lightning on craphics boards that implement OpenGL in hardware - e.g. the GeForce3.
- Jeff
I use NIST's F90GL (which is version 1.2.1) to do that with CVF 6.5a.
A reference is "OpenGL Programming Guide" ISBN 0-201-46138-2 p365-369.
While not trivial to implement, OpenGL surface contouring run like greased lightning on craphics boards that implement OpenGL in hardware - e.g. the GeForce3.
- Jeff
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Steve - the prior-to-submittal message editor didn't work:
in the last sentence: run -> runs and craphics -> graphics - Jeff
in the last sentence: run -> runs and craphics -> graphics - Jeff

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