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This program makes PNG and/or GIF graphics from DVI files. It produces high-quality images while its internals are tuned for speed. It supports PK, VF, PostScript and TrueType fonts, color, PostScript inclusion, bitmap inclusion, and has CJK support
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Mapyrus is software to plot Geographic Information System data to PostScript, PDF, SVG and web image files. Mapyrus combines a BASIC-like scripting language, reading GIS datasets and running as either a utility program, a Java Servlet, or as a webser
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cextools
Command line helpers for Conexp files.
Some small command line programs and a file parser for Concept Explorer (conexp) written in C++. Currently features include: Converters from concept explorer into PDF, PostScript, SVG and PovRay, a modified 3D Freese layout. -
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jgnuplot is a Java library for interfacing with the gnuplot plotting package which outputs to X11, PostScript, PNG, GIF and other formats.
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Class library for performing geometric constructions in 2D and 3D with Postscript output. Easy to learn for C++ programmers. Easy parametrizing of figures.
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An implementation of generative grammars and turtle graphics. The grammars (currently only Lindenmayer systems) are used to produce descriptions of graphical images, and the turtle is used to display them in several forms, such as bitmap, PostScript or
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