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question for qix_f.f in /usr/avs/examples

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From: shinjo
Date: Mon, 07 Sep 1992 06:53
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I use AVS 4.0 for the silicon INDIGO ELAN and AVS 3.0 for the mini
supercomputers, convex c240, and titan 3000. I modified an example
fortran file, qix_f.f in /usr/avs/examples to animate the temporal
behavior of many spheres (simulating particles). It is necessary
 to give the three dimensional position coordinates (denoted by verts)
of the sphere and the RGB colours (denoted by colours) in the source
file obtained by modifying qix_f.f for the graphics. I, then, had to 
give one-dimensional data such as verts(3*n) and colours(3*n) in the
AVS 4.0, and two-dimensional data such as verts(3,n) and colours(3,n)
in the AVS 3.0, where n is the number of spheres. 

What causes this difference ? or how can I avoide this differnce ?
(It is convenient to use the program in the soure file level
compatible for the different machines.)

kazumasa shinjo (shinjo@atr-rd.atr.co.jp) 
ATR Oprical and Radio Communications Research Labs,
Seika-cho,Soraku-gun,619-02 Kyoto, Japan
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                      shinjo kazumasa
                      ATR optical radio communication labs.
                      seika-cho, souraku-gun, kyoto 619-02,japan
                      (tel:81+07749-5-1581;e-mail:shinjo@atr-rd.atr.co.jp)
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