DataVaultXVSutils: Utility programs for the visualization of Cactus Data
                   with DataVault and xvs

Author:     Thomas Radke (tradke@aei.mpg.de)
Version:    $Id$)

Purpose:    This software package provides two visualization client programs
            which read Cactus data output files and send their contents to 
            a visualization server:

             - hdf5todv
               A utility program which reads an HDF5 datafile and sends
               its selected datasets in SDF format to a DataVault visualization
               server.
               Both PUGH and Carpet HDF5 output files are supported.

             - ascii1Dtoxvs.pl
               A perl script which reads 1D output files in ASCII format
               and sends them to an xvs visualization server.
               Both gnuplot and xgraph/ygraph output files are supported.

            For a demonstration of how to use the data import modules, this
            package also provides some example visualization networks (in net/)
            along with a sample Cactus HDF5 output file of a WaveToy binary
            source evolution (in data/).

            For more information on how to visualize Cactus output with
            DataVault and xvs please refer to the Cactus online documentation

                  http://www.cactuscode.org/Visualization/DataVaultXVS


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