ABOUT THE CD-ROM

CD Content

System Requirements:

The executable programs found on the CD-ROM will function on any PC Compatible computer running at least the Window 98 Operating System. The code was developed using a 2002-grade PC running the Windows XP Operating System.

Compiler:

Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 was used to develop and compile the C-language code.

Executables and Figure Images in the CD-ROM root Directory:

Executables are generated for each image found on the CD-ROM.

Windows Picture and Fax Viewer (a component of Windows XP) was used to convert the 6000 4800 24-bit color BMP images generated by the executables into PNG-format graphics files. PNG portable graphics format is used for all the CD-ROM images.

Printing Figure Images found on the CD-ROM:

Use Windows Picture and Fax Viewer in Windows XP to print the images on a 600dpi printer [6000 4800 = (600dpi 10 ?) ( 600dpi 8.5 ?)]. Rendering resolution can be modified in the main program section of the code.

Code in the CD-ROM source Directory:

In order to make code compilation and adaptation easy for the reader, code that would commonly be in the form of a collection of .cpp/.c modules with .h header files was brought together into one cdwAEMplot.cpp file. In order to visualize mathematical expressions that you may create, the only source code file that need be edited is the data.inc file. A section at...