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From: vic@wookie.sgi.com (Victor Mitnick)
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Subject: Re: graphing software for SGI
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Date: 13 Apr 90 00:36:02 GMT
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There's IRISPLOT, which I believe is available free of charge from
math.arizona.edu (University of Arizona). I've never used it, but I
knows it's out there.

Here are some excerpts from the man page:

DESCRIPTION
       IRISPLOT is a command and menu driven interactive plotting
     program which generates high quality graphics on the IRIS-4D
     series machine. It reads instructions from  the  standard in
     and produces plots based on these  instructions. Once a plot
     is done, the plotted graphical objects can be manipulated by
     mouse input.
.
.
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AUTHORS
       The front end code is modified from gnuplot 1.1.5 by Thomas
     Williams  and  Collin Kelley  by  Maorong Zou. The  graphical
     driver was written by Maorong Zou.

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Vic Mitnick                           Silicon Graphics, Inc.
vic@wookie.wpd.sgi.com                System Software Division
(415)335-1372

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