Version 4.0.0 released April 2004.
(Also check there for new FAQ, contributions and betas).
(Possible Mirrors)
Development versions, Mailinglists, Bug-Tracker and message boards.
Version 4.0.0 released April 2004.
(Also check there for new FAQ, contributions and betas).
(Possible Mirrors)
Development versions, Mailinglists, Bug-Tracker and message boards.
which might be useful if you really need piecharts. (Note: the plotutils
library is mainly useful on Unix-like systems so far.)
.
This adds the possibility to
draw colour/gray maps and surfaces, even for non-gridded data.
Pm3d works on all platforms for a subset of gnuplot output terminals.
It was distributed as a patch to gnuplot 3.7 and is now incorporated
into the development versions. So check Petr's page for update.
(I haven't tried pm3d yet, but it looks very promising.)
Overview in Japanese. (I suspect some of the listed front-ends to
be old.) By Naokli Oshiro includes his own front-end.
X Gnuplot Front-End -- written for X11 in
C++ using the Qt Toolkit by David Ishee.
Developed on Linux with gnuplot v3.5 but is tested
with v3.6b and should run with 3.7 therefore.
graphical frontend
written in TclTk. Done in Spanish, with an English version.
by Phil Type and Bruce Ravel.
Derived from an older code by Gershon Elber. Should work with modern
versions of (X)Emacs(19/20) and gnuplot(3.5/3.6b/3.7).
Interactive
gnuplot Webapplication.
a little wrapper script
to run gnuplot directly from the unix prompt; by
Michael Sternberg.
is a Python module for plotting
arrays of data, functions, or files from python using gnuplot.
By Michael Haggerty based on work by Konrad Hinsen.
called gnuplot_i (formerly gnuplot_pipes), which wraps gnuplot,
by Nicolas Devillard. Nicolas also offers a poor man's
approach to use gnuplot with pipes from python.
a C interface to gnuplot originally developed as
module for
EiC (a C Interpreter)
by Edmond J. Breen.
;
simple and based on pgnuplot,
by Ricardo Sasson Saat.
part of CLLIB,
which is now a part of CLOCC by Sam Steingold.
. By Nick Peskett.
a Fortran 95 gnuplot interface
for some Unix like OS'es by Madhusudan Singh.
by Henri Gavin
(Short Introduction for v3.5) by Axel Bußmann
Tutorial "First Steps with Gnuplot 3.5" (~30pages postscript) by
Gerard Sookahet.
Introductionary article.
It included examples of two different methods: using the "pslatex" gnuplot terminal or using the "psfrag" LaTeX package to include LaTeX commands in the resulting figure(since March 1999 update of the tutorial).
and enhancement for
mouse support under OS/2 by Petr Mikulik.
at egroups.
scripts coming with
gnuplot and its results on Naoki OSHIRO's webpage. He probably
has a lot more gnuplot information, but I don't understand Japanese.
with results in PNG and GIF by Alex Woo.
, Map projection examples done
with gnuplot by Mauricio Galo.
for gnuplot.
Perl scripts to help creating multiplots(mp) and to create
labels and titles (gpmklabel) by Stephen Eglen.
by Thomas F. Rutherford. GAMS seems to be a proprietory high-level
modeling system for mathematical programming problems.
by
Uwe Schneider.
Done by Thomas König.
Mainly for gnuplot v 3.5.
gnuplot 3.6 for different Apple machines,
by David C. Schooley.
Tutorial for
gnuplot v3.5 by the College of Natural Sciences Computing Laboratories,
University of Northern Iowa. With several example images.
original ftp site for Gnuplot 3.6beta versions.
It turned into a historical site after v3.7 was released.
coming with its own license.
Adapted from:
1.1 What is gnuplot?, Gnuplot FAQ for 3.7
(needs X11) or check
Scientific Data Processing & Visualization
Apps for Linux
Look around as you may find a new FAQ, contributions and new beta versions
there.
.
The latest source usually was at
cmpc1.phys.soton.ac.uk/pub/
.
Binaries for various platforms sometimes could be found in
cmpc1.phys.soton.ac.uk/incoming/
You still might be find some versions there.
