PV-Wave vs. ? [message #2464] |
Wed, 13 July 1994 07:08  |
redquill
Messages: 1 Registered: July 1994
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Please excuse a novice to the newsgroup...
I've gotten tired of writing visualization code (and analysis code for that
matter) and have just started looking at commercial packages.
I've used IDL many,many years ago, so i'm familiar with what it used to
be able to do. I've seen demos and tried very briefly to use PV-Wave (a
few years ago).
I'm also done a little of looking at a package called AVS (which is a
slightly different kind of animal). I have used Maple and Mathematica.
Surely here must be a reason you folks have picked PV-Wave (or IDL) over
some of these other packages.
Feedback and comments on your experiences would be greatly appreciated!
[If there's a PV-WAVE sale rep listening - please drop me a note also, my
rolodex was lost in my move - Thanks!]
Dave
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Re: PV-Wave vs. ? [message #2596 is a reply to message #2464] |
Sun, 17 July 1994 01:41  |
hewat
Messages: 4 Registered: July 1994
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In article <300shj$qt8@mack.einet.com>
redquill@mack.einet.com (Dr. Dave Robinson) writes:
> I'm also done a little of looking at a package called AVS (which is a
> slightly different kind of animal). I have used Maple and Mathematica.
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> Surely here must be a reason you folks have picked PV-Wave (or IDL) over
> some of these other packages.
The answer must be, if you can do it with a ready made package (and
there are now quite a few, AVS, SGI-Explorer etc), then you shouldn't
waste your time writing your own code. You have to look carefully at
these other packages (and they keep improving) and only you will know
if they can't already do what you want.
Alan Hewat, ILL Grenoble, FRANCE (hewat@ill.fr) Fax (33) 76.48.39.06
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