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Article 1573 of comp.sys.amiga:
Path: mcdsun!noao!hao!nbires!seismo!columbia!rutgers!clyde!watmath!watnot!watcgl!fdfishman
From: fdfishman@watcgl.UUCP (Flynn D. Fishman)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Graph It.c 1 of 2
Keywords: A 2d,3d and parametric plotting program
Message-ID: <420@watcgl.UUCP>
Date: 21 Jan 87 04:27:00 GMT
Distribution: comp
Organization: U of Waterloo, Ontario
Lines: 501
Well after many years of thinking about this program and making
limited versions of it in BASIC on any machine I have touched I am
happy to announce that I finally wrote (or started to) it.
But enough of my babbling what follows is a program to plot most
simple functions (i.e. no conics yet) in 2 or 3 dimensions (as well as
2d parametric equations in term of t) The program has a fairly good
help so I won't go in much detail here, but be forwarned that this
program is not 100% finished (say 90% and I do not know if or when I
will do the last 10% since it works fine for what I need) As a result
it might crash, although is doesn't for me I am sure that some smart
fellow out there will make it crash.
So with out further ado the program
(Note I did this program using Manxe 3.30 and I hope it works on all
other compilers but who knows)
Please send any comments, debugs or letters of appreciation to me
as I am very interested in hearing what everyone thinks of one of my
first major C projects.
FDFISHMAN (Flynn D. Fishman) @ WATCGL
UUCP : ...!{decvax|ihnp4|clyde|allegra|utzoo}!watmath!watcgl!fdfishman
ARPA : fdfishman%watcgl%waterloo.csnet@csnet-relay.arpa
CSNET : fdfishman%watcgl@waterloo.csnet
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