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Thank again for your fast reply, that explains it perfectly. Thanks a million for your help.

All the best,

Wayne.

Cheers, you explanation is excellent. I really wasn't sure what the *** actually did.

The code is quite big 500kb of source. I found it in the code at a later time used in memory allocation, I...

Hi there,

I have a quick question about a code I'm trying to understand. I see strange declarations in the code that involve 2 or 3 asterisks. Please see below (under /*Global declarations/*).
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I seen these also last week, I PM'd them to see exactly what they did but to no avail I'm afraid. The thing is that simulations like this go on all over the world but sadly no-one documents how the...

I had a search last week but with no look, I'll try find a gnuplot specific forum. Thanks for your help though.

All the best,

Wayne.

Hi there,

I was hoping someone can help me with this. I'll tell you a little about what I'm doing and then what I'm trying to do.

I've programmed a numerical simulation in C, which outputs a...

Sorry about the confusion guys.

So my program to output the data is finished and working fine. It's a simulation that outputs a data file for each time step.

At the moment, I know how to graph...

Hello,

I'm running GNUPLOT in linux. I have a C program that outputs data file sequentialy in the form data.000, data.001, data.002 etc. and I need to create a plot of each of these files as...

it does indeed, thanks a million for your fast reply!

Hi there,

I have a little problem. I'm running numerical simulations in C that run a large numer of timesteps (1000's). I want to create animations of this process in 2d.

I was wondering if...

Thanks you for your fast reply.

The other bits are fine, this will literally be the last touch the code.

Thanks again, very much appreciated.

Wayne.

Hi everyone,

I'm having a problem with a program I'm writing. I'm doing a numerical simulation, and as part of the simulation, I need to output a data file for every timestep, or later output the...