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- SPLINE reads pairs of numbers (x- and y-values) from the standard input
- (or the given file), generates a smooth curve through the points, and
- writes to the standard output points from the smooth curve. The curve
- is a spline under tension (see references), which is somewhat "tighter"
- than a cubic spline, and less likely to have spurious inflection
- points. <James R. Van Zandt, jrv@mitre-bedford> 11/11/92
-
- Archive contents...
-
- READ ME 3114 11-11-92 this file
- SPLINE DOC 5440 11-11-92 documentation
- SPLINE EXE 48846 11-11-92 executable program
- I 84 11-11-92 sample
- S 102 11-11-92 input
- S3 84 11-11-92 files
- SH 616 06-02-86 \
- TEST BAT 1193 11-11-92 regression test
- OK\SS* reference files for regression test
- MAKEFILE 365 11-11-92 compilation instructions for Turbo C
- SPLINE C 23894 11-11-92 source
- ZERO C 17287 04-17-92 code
-
- Unpack with the -d switch:
- C:\NEWSTUFF>pkunzip -d spline
- so the paths in the ZIP files are preserved (that is, so the reference
- files for the regression test go into subdirectory OK).
-
- The executable file SPLINE.EXE can be compressed by LZEXE, PKLITE, or
- equivalent. It has not been so compressed here so it can be
- conveniently checked for viruses, and because PKZIP tends to compress
- slightly more efficiently.
-