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| is it possible to visualize a bmp/jpeg from fortran? with some libraries or
a external tool...but free!
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| Gary L. Scott 2004-07-28, 9:06 pm |
| rand wrote:
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> is it possible to visualize a bmp/jpeg from fortran? with some libraries or
> a external tool...but free!
What operating system? Normally just call the OS API directly. It's
free!
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| Gary L. Scott 2004-07-28, 9:06 pm |
| "Gary L. Scott" wrote:
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> rand wrote:
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> What operating system? Normally just call the OS API directly. It's
> free!
If you have an application like photoshop or another viewer application,
you may also be able to use a "call system(...)" (or in the unfortunate
case that it's a function "istat = system(...)"). Replace "..." with
the command string needed to initiate the viewer program. That's
probably by far the easiest method since it is highly likely you already
have a viewer on your system. If it needs to be portable though, you
might need another solution.
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> Gary Scott
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> Why are there two? God only knows.
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> Democracy is two wolves and a sheep, voting on what to eat for dinner...
> Liberty is a well armed sheep contesting the vote. - Thomas Jefferson
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Gary Scott
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Fortran Library: http://www.fortranlib.com
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Why are there two? God only knows.
Democracy is two wolves and a sheep, voting on what to eat for dinner...
Liberty is a well armed sheep contesting the vote. - Thomas Jefferson
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| ArmINVALID@bbcc.uk 2004-07-28, 9:06 pm |
| Yes, I've done this using salford fortran.
You can read bmp file into 3 RGB arrays,
manipulate the pixels, dimensions or palettes in fortran
with the click of the mouse and visualize result
in real time. Then you can save pic in bmp/pcx/jpeg.
It is really easy, the whole program is just several lines
of fortran text.
rand wrote:
> is it possible to visualize a bmp/jpeg from fortran? with some libraries or
> a external tool...but free!
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