General info:

Changelog:

• 2.2.5 : Minor code cleanup
  • Updated deprecated symbols in GTK+ 2.16.
  • Updated Makefile and spec file, contributed by Jussi Lehtola.
• 2.2.4 : Minor feature enhancement
  • Resizing of the main window also resizes the viewport.
• 2.2.3.1 : Minor feature enhancement
  • Correct parameters to get seamless rotation and minimised delay between frames.
• 2.2.3 : Minor feature enhancement
  • Improve interactivity during animation (it should be correct now, once and for all).
  • Added once and rotate commandline parameters (contributed by Santeri Paavolainen).
  • A memory leak and other misc. bugs fixed (including contributions by Santeri Paavolainen).
• 2.2.2 : Minor feature enhancement
  • Improve interactivity during animation.
• 2.2.1 : Bug fixes
  • Make the rotation behave properly. This has been broken since it was first introduced.
  • Remove some excess debuging printfs.
  • Minor fix of Makefile to improve .rpm generation.
• 2.2.0 : Porting to gtk+ 2.2
  • Ported g3data to gtk+ 2.2.
  • All deprecated functions removed.
  • Added possibility to press space key for 'bsleep' option.
• 2.1.2 : Added functionality
  • Added the 'bsleep' parameter which allows the user to change frames by pressing the middle mousebutton.
  • Removed editability from text entries.
• 2.1.1 : Final touches on porting to gtk+ 2.0
  • All the remaining obsolete functions from gtk+ 1.x has been replaced with the new functions of gtk+ 2.0.
  • Official gtk+ 2.0 stable release.
• 2.00 Major stable release : Minor bug fixes
  • Fixed some minor rotating bugs
• 2.00pre2 (development) : Bug fixes
  • Fixed semaphore initialisation bug. Thread could leave waiting for semaphore that never changes.
  • Fixed a serious and several potential buffer overflow bugs.
  • Fixed several minor bugs.

Download:

• gdpc 2.2.5 source (2448 KB)
• gdpc 2.2.5 x86_64 RPM built on Fedora 11 (2429 KB)
• gdpc 2.2.5 source RPM (2353 KB)

Known problems :

• None

Screenshots:

Setup window for gdpc, this window automatically pops up if no commandline parameters are passed to the program.

Action. This is what gdpc looks like when animating a molecular dynamic simulation. This particular animation is the molten part of Silicon after one of the Si atoms are given a kinetic energy of 1 keV.