Hello.
I was told that I ought to post to this list regarding the modifications I
am making to two GRASS 4.3 programs (r.mapcalc and r.volume).
I'm creating an X Windows program that incorporates the code for r.mapcalc
and r.volume so that these two modules can be called as functions from
within my program. Furthermore, their code will be modified so that they
may receive input in the form of two dimensional arrays in memory. The
output of r.mapcalc will also be an array in memory. The way r.volume
stores its output will remain the same.
This is being done to cater to the needs of my client, a Biological and
Agricultural Engineering professor at the University of Idaho. Currently
he's using shell scripts to execute r.mapcalc dozens of times, and at the
end of his shell script, there are several calls to r.volume. Because of
the frequent disk i/o (and use of compression), my client's
current situation is very, very time consuming.
I'm not sure if this is going to be useful for anyone else or not. I'd be
happy to post my code when the project is completed.
Matthew P. Hillebrand
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Hi Matt,
thanks for making contact with us.
This list is mainly for the GRASS5 development, but of course we are
happy over all improvements which are made to the GRASS source code.
So please publish them.
I assume that you are starting to enchance GRASS4.3 because your
professor is using this. It there a chance that your chances can be
useful for the GRASS5 codebase, too? There is a chance that your
professor will consider changing to version 5 of grass in the future.
(He does not need to, of course.)
Regards,
Bernhard
On Tue, Oct 31, 2000 at 05:03:02PM -0800, Matt Hillebrand wrote:
I was told that I ought to post to this list regarding the modifications I
am making to two GRASS 4.3 programs (r.mapcalc and r.volume).
I'm creating an X Windows program that incorporates the code for r.mapcalc
and r.volume so that these two modules can be called as functions from
within my program. Furthermore, their code will be modified so that they
may receive input in the form of two dimensional arrays in memory. The
output of r.mapcalc will also be an array in memory. The way r.volume
stores its output will remain the same.
This is being done to cater to the needs of my client, a Biological and
Agricultural Engineering professor at the University of Idaho. Currently
he's using shell scripts to execute r.mapcalc dozens of times, and at the
end of his shell script, there are several calls to r.volume. Because of
the frequent disk i/o (and use of compression), my client's
current situation is very, very time consuming.
I'm not sure if this is going to be useful for anyone else or not. I'd be
happy to post my code when the project is completed.
Matthew P. Hillebrand
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