INTERPOL: An Interactive Plotting Package for Off-Line Cal Comp Systems.
Schwenk,R M, Kinch,J W, Rainis,A E
Abstract
Schwenk,R M, Kinch,J W, Rainis,A E
Abstract
The INTERPOL (Interactive Plotting for Off-Line systems) program has been written to incorporate the necessary routines required for general purpose two-dimensional and three-dimensional (x, y) data plotting. The interactive format of the program reduces the typical three-step planning, writing, and debugging process to an efficient, single-step question and answer execution. The plotting routines employed are standard Cal Comp FORTRAN sub-programs for off-line Cal Comp pen plotters. Driver routines and miscellaneous I/O routines all use standard FORTRAN. This program may be used with TTY and CRT type terminals. Foreknowledge of computer plotting techniques is not necessary, although some experience may be helpful.
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The INTERPOL (Interactive Plotting for Off-Line systems) program has been written to incorporate the necessary routines required for general purpose two-dimensional and three-dimensional (x, y) data plotting. The interactive format of the program reduces the typical three-step planning, writing, and debugging process to an efficient, single-step question and answer execution. The plotting routines employed are standard Cal Comp FORTRAN sub-programs for off-line Cal Comp pen plotters. Driver routines and miscellaneous I/O routines all use standard FORTRAN. This program may be used with TTY and CRT type terminals. Foreknowledge of computer plotting techniques is not necessary, although some experience may be helpful.
Key concepts: Plotter, Fortran, Debugging, Computer science, Programming language, Line (geometry), Computer graphics (images), Process (computing)