I am used to create posters either with Coreldraw or Inkscape, but for the next conference I though that it might be worth trying Latex. After searching the web for available tools I stumbled over this page. After small modifications…
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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Poster with Latex
Online Kanji trainer
This post might be a little bit off-topic, but I thought its worth to put the link here.“Read the Kanji” (http://www.readthekanji.com/) is quite a handy on-line trainer which helps you to memorize Japanese (Chinese) characters using a quite sophisticated learning…
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Bibtex plugin for WordPress
There’s a very nice plugin which allows you to display the content of a bibtex file directly in your blog. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bib2html/
Latex plugin for gedit
For those who intensively use gedit and need some extra features for Latex I recommend to get this little plugin. It makes life much easier in case you want handle Latex files directly from gedit.
Plotting from C/C++
I am not sure, but I think that there’s no really sophisticated library which allows you to plot directly from a C/C++ program. The only quite useful program is Grace which offers some interfaces for C. Anyway, plots don’t look…
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Intel C++ compiler warnings
Intels C++ compiler is surely one of most sophisticated compilers on the market and since the non-commercial version is free of charge, I strongly recommend it to everybody who intends to gain some speed of his applications. At least for…
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