Re: [F-Script-talk] compiling a project with FSInterpreterView

[Philippe M. <pm...@ac...>]

Hi Bob,

Thanks a lot for sharing all of this with us. F-Script is designed to be
used the way you do, so chances are good that you will benefit from most of
the F-Script features, present and future. Actually, F-Script was inspired
by a language used by nuclear physicians to access their Fortran procedures
from an interactive environment and play freely with their data.

> During compilation I've been receiving the following (apparently
> benign) warning:
>
> /usr/bin/ld: warning prebinding disabled because dependent library:
> /Users/pmougin/allFscript/FScript/build/UninstalledProducts/
> FScript.framework/Versions/A/FScript
> is not prebound

I'm not well versed into the subtleties of prebinding, but from what I know
you can safely ignore this warning.

> I might think about coding a set of PGPLOT bindings for F-Script so that
> one can generate nice publication-quality plots with it.

F-Script should really provide user-friendly graphic capacities for data
visualization. For now, you have access from F-Script to the relatively
low-level graphic stuff provided by Cocoa (i.e. NSBezierPath).
If you build something in this area, or if you experiment with the
integration of a third party framework, I would be quite interested to know
about it.

>Has anybody
> attempted this or something similar? In fact, does anyone know of anything
> that will let me do basic plots of X-Y data in an NSView that I can also
> embed in my program?

Maybe Aquaterm (http://aquaterm.sourceforge.net/) could help.

Best,

Phil