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 Help needed: Number Nine board graphics support
  subscription to Info-Graphics
 Submission for comp-graphics-digest
 Need X Window System for an application. HELP!!!!
 Need X Window System for an application. HELP!!!!
 Submission for comp-graphics-digest
 Need X Window System for an application. HELP!!!!
 Submission for comp-graphics-digest
 GKS Applications
 Need X Window System for an application. HELP!!!!

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Date:         Tue, 14 Jul 87 09:58:19 CST
From: Terry Slocum <CLASSES%UKANVM.BITNET@wiscvm.wisc.edu>
Subject: Help needed: Number Nine board graphics support

I am interested in graphics primitives for a Number Nine 640x480 non-interlaced
 board.  Thank you for your assistance.

                     Terry Slocum CLASSES@UKANVM BITNET (913) 864-5143

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Date:     Mon, 20 Jul 87 14:41 EST
From: <WROGERS%UDCVAX.BITNET@wiscvm.wisc.edu>
Subject:  subscription to Info-Graphics
X-Original-To:  info-graphics@ads.arpa, WROGERS

Please add me to the INFO-GRAPHICS mailing list.

Thanks in advance,

Willie Rogers, UDC Computer Center, Academic Support
  WROGERS@UDCVAX

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From: uumedis@cbosgd.mis.oh.att.com (UUCP)
Date: 22 Jul 87 22:07:47 GMT
Subject: Submission for comp-graphics-digest
Responding-System: cbosgd.ATT.COM

Path: cbosgd!osu-eddie!jp
From: jp@osu-eddie.UUCP
Subject: Need X Window System for an application. HELP!!!!
Date: 22 Jul 87 21:32:08 GMT
Organization: Ohio State Univ, Computer Science Department
Lines: 36

From: Jehangir K. Parvereshi <jp>


I am currently working on a bus-oriented Graphics Communication Device
(GCD), which is fully customized to provide high-resolution graphics
capability as a visual aid for the deaf community.

My user-interface is such that I need a X window manager, but I am not
sure if my architecture is oriented to support it.  The GCD is based
on a 68000 microprocessor, which is the only system controller on the
bus. It has 64K bytes of display memory, which can store up to 2 pages
of 640 X 400 X 1 pixel data.  There is no disk sub-system supported by
the GCD, but instead a battery backed-up read/write memory of 128K
bytes is provided.  The design is highly modular, and there is a
provision for expansion of system resources as required by the
application.

Has anyone out there come across such application or has any idea
whether a X window manager will run on my system, please let me
know.  I will really appreciate this help from anybody.

Thanks,

Jehangir Parvereshi

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electronic mail: jp@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu
                 jp@ohio-state.arpa

US mail:         240 Hitchcock Hall, Dept. of Engineering Graphics 
                 2070 Neil Avenue
                 Columbus, Ohio 43210

Voice:           (614)292-2896 (office) 
                 (614)421-7618 (home)
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Date: 22 Jul 87 21:06:30 EDT (Wed)
From: hplabs!motsj1!motcoh!usenet@RUTGERS.EDU

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Subject: Need X Window System for an application. HELP!!!!
Date: 22 Jul 87 21:32:08 GMT
Organization: Ohio State Univ, Computer Science Department
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From: Jehangir K. Parvereshi <jp>


I am currently working on a bus-oriented Graphics Communication Device
(GCD), which is fully customized to provide high-resolution graphics
capability as a visual aid for the deaf community.

My user-interface is such that I need a X window manager, but I am not
sure if my architecture is oriented to support it.  The GCD is based
on a 68000 microprocessor, which is the only system controller on the
bus. It has 64K bytes of display memory, which can store up to 2 pages
of 640 X 400 X 1 pixel data.  There is no disk sub-system supported by
the GCD, but instead a battery backed-up read/write memory of 128K
bytes is provided.  The design is highly modular, and there is a
provision for expansion of system resources as required by the
application.

Has anyone out there come across such application or has any idea
whether a X window manager will run on my system, please let me
know.  I will really appreciate this help from anybody.

Thanks,

Jehangir Parvereshi

------------------------------------------------------------------
electronic mail: jp@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu
                 jp@ohio-state.arpa

US mail:         240 Hitchcock Hall, Dept. of Engineering Graphics 
                 2070 Neil Avenue
                 Columbus, Ohio 43210

Voice:           (614)292-2896 (office) 
                 (614)421-7618 (home)
___________________________________________________________________

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From: UNIX-to-UNIX Copy<gatech!psuvax1!pitt!bgsuvax!uucp@RUTGERS.EDU>
Date: 23 Jul 87 08:23:00 GMT
Subject: Submission for comp-graphics-digest
Responding-System: bgsuvax.UUCP

Path: bgsuvax!osu-eddie!jp
From: jp@osu-eddie.UUCP
Subject: Need X Window System for an application. HELP!!!!
Date: 22 Jul 87 21:32:08 GMT
Organization: Ohio State Univ, Computer Science Department
Lines: 36

From: Jehangir K. Parvereshi <jp>


I am currently working on a bus-oriented Graphics Communication Device
(GCD), which is fully customized to provide high-resolution graphics
capability as a visual aid for the deaf community.

My user-interface is such that I need a X window manager, but I am not
sure if my architecture is oriented to support it.  The GCD is based
on a 68000 microprocessor, which is the only system controller on the
bus. It has 64K bytes of display memory, which can store up to 2 pages
of 640 X 400 X 1 pixel data.  There is no disk sub-system supported by
the GCD, but instead a battery backed-up read/write memory of 128K
bytes is provided.  The design is highly modular, and there is a
provision for expansion of system resources as required by the
application.

Has anyone out there come across such application or has any idea
whether a X window manager will run on my system, please let me
know.  I will really appreciate this help from anybody.

Thanks,

Jehangir Parvereshi

------------------------------------------------------------------
electronic mail: jp@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu
                 jp@ohio-state.arpa

US mail:         240 Hitchcock Hall, Dept. of Engineering Graphics 
                 2070 Neil Avenue
                 Columbus, Ohio 43210

Voice:           (614)292-2896 (office) 
                 (614)421-7618 (home)
___________________________________________________________________

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From: rutgers!dsiramd.nz!peterb@beaver.cs.washington.edu
Date: Mon, 20 Jul 1987 10:50:54 NST
Date: 19 Jul 87 22:50:53 GMT
Subject: Submission for comp-graphics-digest
Responding-System: dsiramd.nz

Path: dsiramd!peterb
From: peterb@dsiramd.nz (Peter Burgess)
Subject: GKS Applications
Date: 19 Jul 87 22:50:52 GMT
Distribution: world
Organization: DSIR Applied Mathematics Division, Wellington, New Zealand
Lines: 15

Our organization is considering purchasing a GKS based graphics system, and
we would like to know of any suppliers of scientific application programs 
based on GKS.

If you know of such a supplier I would be grateful if you could reply to me
with their address and a brief description of the application.

I will post a list of the suppliers I learn about in this news group.

Peter Burgess,
Applied Mathematics Division,
New Zealand Govt. Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research.

UUCP: ...!seismo!uunet!vuwcomp!dsiramd.nz!peterb
ACSNET: peterb@dsiramd.nz

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Path: mstar!osupyr!osu-eddie!jp
From: ames!pyramid!osu-eddie!jp@RUTGERS.EDU
Subject: Need X Window System for an application. HELP!!!!
Date: 22 Jul 87 21:32:08 GMT
Organization: Ohio State Univ, Computer Science Department
Lines: 36


From: Jehangir K. Parvereshi <jp>


I am currently working on a bus-oriented Graphics Communication Device
(GCD), which is fully customized to provide high-resolution graphics
capability as a visual aid for the deaf community.

My user-interface is such that I need a X window manager, but I am not
sure if my architecture is oriented to support it.  The GCD is based
on a 68000 microprocessor, which is the only system controller on the
bus. It has 64K bytes of display memory, which can store up to 2 pages
of 640 X 400 X 1 pixel data.  There is no disk sub-system supported by
the GCD, but instead a battery backed-up read/write memory of 128K
bytes is provided.  The design is highly modular, and there is a
provision for expansion of system resources as required by the
application.

Has anyone out there come across such application or has any idea
whether a X window manager will run on my system, please let me
know.  I will really appreciate this help from anybody.

Thanks,

Jehangir Parvereshi

------------------------------------------------------------------
electronic mail: jp@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu
                 jp@ohio-state.arpa

US mail:         240 Hitchcock Hall, Dept. of Engineering Graphics 
                 2070 Neil Avenue
                 Columbus, Ohio 43210

Voice:           (614)292-2896 (office) 
                 (614)421-7618 (home)
___________________________________________________________________

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Date: Fri, 24 Jul 87 14:35:14 EDT
From: Robert Stephens <rws%beach.cis.ufl.edu@RELAY.CS.NET>

This is a plea for information,
	
		I am searching for the source codes of SPLINE routines, 
preferably in C, but FORTRAN will also do.   I am working on a project involving
simulation of movement over curves, but lack of availiable routines has me at a
stand still.  I have access to the IMSL library, but not the source code, and I 
need the code to make the program portable. The information availiable at the 
library here is mostly extensions of spline theory and simposiums. The little 
information I have is linear and cubic splines.  I also have some routines from
DeBoor's "Practical Guide To Splines," but they seem to go beyond the basics of
what I need.  I need some basic routines for: CUBIC SPLINES, B-SPLINES, BEZIER, 
CURVE SPLITTING METHODS, etc... If you have access to such routines, or can help
me find a reference it would be greatly appreciated.

					Many Thanks,
					Bob Stephens, 
					Graduate Student - UF
					send to rws@beach.cis.ufl.edu



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