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Reference details
| Author(s)
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Les Hatton | 2004g | A portable GKS interface to Thomas Boutell's GD graphics library | WEB | OSGKS1.1a.tar.gz |
Synopsis and invited feedback
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| Thomas Boutell's GD graphics library is a very nice piece of work for generating web graphics in .png or .jpg format. This software layer is an implementation of the ISO GKS 2-D device independent graphics standard on top of GD. It leaves out some of the bureaucratic bits but implements world coordinates, normalised device coordinates, clipping and transformations. Its written in C and is pretty fast. It currently contains just one device driver, for the GD libraries but adding others is very simple. It uses the standard GKS calls prefixed by gks_. This allows it to sit on top of another GKS system if necessary to pull in lots of other devices. The package has been in use for some time so should be pretty robust. Note that this is a complete self-contained implementation containing those parts of GD necessary to run a test example on Windows or Linux. Comments are welcome. Special thanks go to Thomas Boutell for GD. | None yet | 9 |
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