Here are the files relating to the psplot library. grman.ps PostScript version of psplot documentation. (Approx. 820Kb) grman.zip Zipped version of above grmana4.ps PostScript version of psplot documentation for A4 paper (Approx. 820Kb) grmana4.zip Zipped version of above grmaneb.ps PostScript version of psplot documentation, even pages printed in reverse order. (Approx. 420Kb) grmaneb.zip Zipped version of above grmano.ps PostScript version of psplot documentation, odd pages. (420Kb) grmano.zip Zipped version of above npzdmain.for Example Fortran plotting program Note: This is intended as an example program, not an executable. You cannot run this file, as the data set required is not provided due to its size. npzdmain.ps Output PostScript file created with npzdmain.for (1.2Mb!!) npzdmain.zip Zipped version of above onehalf3d.for Fortran plotting program used to create onehalf3d.ps onehalf3d.ps Output PostScript file created with onehalf3d.for pslayout.com VMS script (but can be adapted) for running pslayout.for pslayout.for Utility for printing multiple frames/page of a PostScript file created with psplot pspage.com VMS script (but can be adapted) for running pspage.for pspage.for Utility for printing certain pages of a PostScript file created with psplot psplot.txt Source code for the psplot library. psplot.zip Zipped version of above readme.txt This file release_notes.txt Notes and changes relating to PSPLOT You need only retrieve grman.ps OR (grmaneb.ps & grmano.ps) or their zipped forms. The second option allows you to print a double-sided copy of the documentation by printing grmaneb.ps, flipping the pages, and printing grmano.ps. The source code (psplot.txt) is standard Fortran 77. You can either compile the whole thing at once, or separate the individual routines, compile separately, and place in a library. The second method is best if you plan on making periodic changes to the code, in that you don't have to recompile everything all the time. The routines are delimited in the .txt file with C*****routinename. You can write a short script to extract the individual files out if you don't want to do it by hand. Let me know about any compilation glitches, incompatibilities, etc. Also, let me know if the plotting package is useful for you. Any questions, bug encounters, suggestions should be addressed to: Kevin E. Kohler Director of Computing Services Nova Southeastern University Oceanographic Center 8000 North Ocean Drive Dania, Florida 33004 Ph: 954.262.3641 Fax: 954.262.4158