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A wishlist and what may be forthcoming in some future release of NEMO:
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graphics: yapp_server to work across machines. Not necessarily
X11 server - but likely so. This finally means
a full implementation of the yapp= system keyword and also would
make executables a lot smaller. Also a plot(3) interface.
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graphics: yapp_x: An honest X11 graphics server.
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image display: more support for display facilities, e.g. ds(1L).
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loadobj should understand constant expressions
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SPH : utilities. Makes Lars happy.
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The everlasting expansion of the manual: more examples,
tutorials for course work, Figures, tables etc etc.
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loadobj for COFF (SUN386i, most SYS5 implementations, Convex).
(partially done, 3b1 version works)
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???shared libraries for the latest SUN OS 4.1 system???
Is a rather laborious thing, and difficult to maintain
in a environment where the library is frequently upgraded.
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dynamic object loader for N-body diagnostics
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options.h through stdinc.h or nemo.h?
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handle multi-snapshot files more efficiently
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loadobj for MF, UNICOS, Alliant and Convex do not work!!
The only reliable implementation we have is BSD (SUN OS) and Ultrix
and a SYSV (3b1). SPARC also seems to be stable, and MIPS COFF is
not quite done yet.
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loadobj in yacc?, nemoinp in yacc? (cf. sm)
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Utility for chaining programs in (nsh?) shell scripts, automatic passing
of in/out files from on to the next.
See pipe shell script for example.
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Install the official NBODY1 and NBODY2 programs from Aarseth
with NEMO's user interface and file structure,
as has been done for NBODY0
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Adaptation of all C programs to the ANSI standard. Usage of the
GNU gcc compiler
recommended for portability. This process is
now underway (march 90 - PJT).
It is also likely that the GNU make program will be used on the long run,
and making small updates to the package will be a lot easier.
(more portable make?)
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