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February 26, 2015, 07:26
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Build GUI for in-house code visualization
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Pablo Ouro
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Hello fellows,
I am working with an in-house FORTRAN code and I would like to build a GUI to be able to plot the instantaneous values of the residuals, forces or coefficients, etc. The idea is to have a window that reads the output from the code and automatically plots it. I was wondering about Qt though it's based on C++. So it might be a bit difficult to couple the FORTRAN outputs as input for the GUI. I also tried with some packages of FORTRAN that might also plot the outputs but it was impossible to set it to run. I hope somebody faced this problem before or come out with a solution! Thanks |
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