GPhys -- a multi-purpose class to handle Gridded Physical quantities
by T. Horinouchi, R Mizuta, D Tsukahara, S Nishizawa, and S Takehiro
- Mar 1 2008 (gphys-0.6.1)
- Ruby 1.9 compatibility -- thanks to Otsuka-san
- NuSDAS support -- thanks to Nishizawa-san
- VizShot update -- needed to use latest Gfdnavi
- Other Minor updates.
- Aug 16 2007 (gphys-0.6.0)
- Numerous minor updates. (graphics, new gp-commnads,
etc.)
- Feb 23 2007 (gphys-0.5.4)
- Ehancment and debug in graphics (ggraph.rb and
vizshot.rb) needed for the current version of Gfdnavi.
- Oct 11 2006 (gphys-0.5.3)
- Added a new vizualizer VizShot
- minor enhancement in GGraph
- Aug 28 2006 (gphys-0.5.2)
- many minor cumulative updates.
- Click here for older "What's new"s
The following libraries are required to use GPhys:
- Ruby 1.8 or 1.9 (Ruby 1.6 support was given up to use DateTime)
-
NArray: (perhaps 0.5.7 or later required)
a multi-dimensional numeric array class for ruby.
- Misc (ver.0.0.4 or later required) Collection of miscellaneous common
basic libraries for Ruby programming.
-
NArrayMiss (ver.1.1.2 or later required) a multi-dimensional numeric array that handles data missing.
(at this moment, not used heavily, and GPhys is not tested well
for the use with NArrayMiss)
- RubyNetCDF
(ver 0.5.2 or later; perhaps 0.5.1 is also ok, but I have not checked)
The Ruby interface of the NetCDF library.
- RubyDCL (ver 1.2.1 or later)
(Needed if you use
GPhys applications for visualization) The Ruby interface of
the DCL graphic library
If you have installed these libraries, to install GPhys is quite
easy:
% tar xvzf gphys-version.tar.gz
% cd gphys-version
% ruby install.rb
Last modified: Mon Nov 27 21:14:31 JST 2006