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    | Galaxy Advanced Engineering, Inc. presents a migration bridge for callable DIGLIB 
routines within your existing FORTRAN program via its high level FORTRAN Graphics Library Language 
that is called UGL. UGL is a Scientific Graphics Subroutine Library for any computing 
system such as Main, Micro and Mini-Computers with its given Operating System. UGL presently 
supports hardware such as HP/UX, SUN/SOLARIS, Alpha/OpenVMS, VAX/VMS, LINUX SGI/IRIX and 
Windows 95/98/2000 and NT or DOS.GAE Graphics Software Products and DIGLIB Compatibility
 
 UGL-GRAPHICS was developed to provide a migration path with a CA-DISSPLA, GKS, PLOT-10, 
CalComp, PLOT88 and DIGLIB (from Lawrence Livermore Lab.) graphics interface in the PC 
and VAX as well as UNIX environment and provides the same high graphics standards found 
on the main frames using the above graphics libraries. The most common subset of CA-DISSPLA 
routine (more than %95) and rest of the mentioned graphics libraries are supported directly and any 
particular ones may be provided upon request. If the users have an existing code using any of these 
graphics library routines within them, they do not have to change their calls. The bridge that are 
built with UGL-GRAPHICS library of Galaxy advanced Engineering, Inc. will distinguish these 
routines and maps them to its own routine against these calls for direct porting of the user code to 
its new environment supported by UGL-GRAPHICS.
 
 What is DIGLIB?
 
 DIGLIB (Device Independent Graphics LIBrary) is a collection of FORTRAN callable subroutines 
designed with the following goals:
 
  PC-DIGLIB is a port of the popular graphics package DIGLIB written by Hal Brand at 
Lawrence Livermore Lab. for use on PDP-11's and VAX's. The package has been ported to the PC 
environment using above 16 bit Fortran Compilers.Easily usable by the casual graphics programmer for 2D plotting.
  Device independent (as much as possible).
  Small and reasonably fast.
  Device drivers are as simple as possible, and therefore easy to write, and device drivers may 
  be written in FORTRAN when desired.
  Compatible (as much as possible) with PLTLIB. This is a historical artifact that no one now 
  needs be concerned with except former PLTLIB users.
  Maintainable.
  Compatible with PC-DOS.
  Compatible with all 32 bit compiler such as Lahey LF90 and F77, Microsoft FORTRAN, Compaq Visual 
  FORTRAN as well as Salford both FORTRAN 77 and 90.
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