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AVS 3.0 Graph Viewer problem on Sparc 2

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From: Roddy McColl
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1992 18:42
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This message relates to the use of AVS 3.0 on a Sparcstation 2.

I find that when using the following network :-

			+----------------------+
			|    read field        |
			+-----------+----------+
			    	    |
			    	    |
		 |-----------------=------------|
		 |			        |
	+-------------------+  		+--------------------+
	| orthogonal slicer |    	| generate histogram |
	+--------+----------+		+-------+------------+
		 |				|
		 |				|
	  +----------------+		  +---------------+
	  | graph viewer   |		  | graph viewer  |
    	  +----------------+		  +---------------+

that the output ALWAYS goes to ONE WINDOW ONLY (even tho' two are visible).
If I select and manipulate the "orthogonal slicer" bar using the
left-side menu, I see the left graph viewer box in the network "light up"
briefly as the data flows to it; if, on the other hand, I select and
manipulate the "generate histogram" option, I see the right graph
viewer box light up briefly, but the RESULT IS ALWAYS DISPLAYED IN A
SINGLE WINDOW, the other window always remaining blank (no axes, no
nothing).

I imagine that this must be some sort of X-communication problem perhaps.

Has anyone else running AVS seen this problem on their machine
(regardless of architecture ) ? Any patches known ?

Roddy McColl
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From: mccoll@cse.uta.edu (Roddy McColl)
Subject: AVS 3.0 Graph Viewer problem on Sparc 2
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Organization: Computer Science & Engineering, Univ. of Texas at Arlington
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