Charting and Presentation Graphics
GINOGRAF is the software module for displaying numerical data in a
range of graphical forms. The library is used to enhance users data display
needs with the minimum of programming effort, and unlike many other
packages contains no limit to the number and styles of different output
options available.
Extruded Bar charts, pie charts, X-Y graphs, vector diagrams,
histograms, step, area, text and polar charts can all be
generated from a single call. A whole host of composite routines are
available which offer control of position, scaling and labelling of axes,
line styles and symbol types, curve fitting characteristics,
colour and solid fill capabilities, linear and logarithmic
scales and titling.
GINOGRAF uses the low-level routines of the GINO package enabling the
user to either fine-tune a particular style of output using additional
administrative routines or creating a complex visualization plot by
displaying the 2D data in 3D space using projection, transformation and
viewing routines to create a final publication quality diagram. All
facilities associated with GINO are available including access to Metafile
drivers such as JPEG, PNG, CGM, Postscript and WMF.
Highlights:
- Available for Fortran, C/C++, Delphi, VB and .NET
- Create simple graphs with just one routine call
- Routines specially geared for scientific output
- Complete control over appearance of graph
- Any number of data sets per graph
- Any number of graphs per page
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GINOGRAF is available as part of the GINO
bundle or as an add-on to GINO
| Win 9x/NT/2000/XP |
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| Absoft Pro |
Lahey LF90/95 |
Compaq Visual Fortran |
| Intel Visual Fortran |
Salford FTN95 |
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| Visual C/C++ |
Borland C |
Absoft C |
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| Delphi |
Visual Basic |
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| VB.NET |
C#.NET |
C++.NET |
| J#.NET |
Salford FTN95 .NET |
Lahey LF.NET |
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| Linux |
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| Absoft Pro |
GNU g77 |
GNU cc |
| Intel |
Lahey LF95 |
PGI |
| X-Workstations |
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| Compaq Alpha |
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| HP |
(HP-UX) |
| Digital VAX |
(OpenVMS) |
| IBM RS/6000 |
(AIX) |
| Silicon Graphics |
(IRIX) |
| Sun Sparc |
(Solaris) |
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