QUIKGRID

SOURCE CODE AVAILABILITY

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Three source code packages are available:

  1. The most recent full release of QuikGrid is supported by Stephen Ferrell and is available at: https://github.com/ferrellsl/QuikGrid

    Stephen Ferrell may be contacted at sferrellblue at yahoo.com .

  2. The C++ source code for the functions that perform the Grid Generation and Contouring have been available for quite some time. This source code is available here (qgsorc05.zip: 30k). The files in this .zip file contain the C++ source code for the grid generator (called xpand) and contouring routine (called contour). Also included is a small demo program that demonstrates the use of the functions by generating a small grid and contouring a contour line. I have compiled and tested this code using Borland C++ under MS Windows and also under UNIX (Linux). I have also had reports that it compiles and works correctly using Microsoft VC. Version 2 reflects changes to allow it to run under UNIX. See the readme file for full details. Version 3 includes a description of the algorithm in the readme file. Version 4 corrects a bug in the grid generation code. Version 5 removes a comment from the readme.txt file that might be interpreted as limiting the scope of the Lesser General Public License.

    Download this source file if you are only interested in the grid generation code and/or the contouring code. It has been compiled and used on a greater variety of compilers than the full source code to QuikGrid.

    A Python implementation is available at https://github.com/ninowalker/quikgrid and http://code.google.com/p/quikgrid .

    The core Xpand class and its dependencies are available for C# at https://github.com/ChristopherTotty/QuikGridCSharp.

  3. An older version that worked with the Borland C++ compiler is also available: 

    The source code is available here (qgsorcall03: 440k).      The files in this .zip file include the C++ code, a copy of the Borland IDE file (quikgrid.ide) the help file documentation and my internals documentation. This was implemented and had been maintained using Borland C++ compilers, most recently version 5.0b (1996).



Nov. 02/2010
Jul. 26/2016 Added Stephen Ferrell source code.
Sep. 10/2018 Added links to the Python and C# implementations.
Dec. 14/2021 Source code on github.
Jun. 10/2023 Revised.