Gnuplot is a command-driveninteractivefunctionplottingprogram ). By entering commands, You can gradually set or modify the drawing environment and describe data or functions in graphs, so that we can perform further analysis through graphs. Gnuplot is a scientific drawing tool developed by ColinKelly and ThomasWilliams in 1986, supporting 2D and 3D graphics. Its functions
Gnuplot is a command-driven interactive function plow.program ). By entering commands, You can gradually set or modify the drawing environment and describe data or functions in graphs, so that we can perform further analysis through graphs.
Gnuplot is a scientific drawing tool developed by Colin Kelly and Thomas Williams in 1986, supporting 2D and 3D graphics. Its function is to convert data and mathematical functions into a plane or three-dimensional image that is easy to observe. It can work in two ways: Interactive Mode and batch processing mode, it allows users to easily read external data results, display graphics on the screen, and can select and modify the graphic painting, clearly show the characteristics of data.
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1. Download gnuplot4.6.0
Official Website: http://www.gnuplot.info/
Ii. decompress the file
Decompress the file to/home/song /.
3. Configure the installation path
Cd gnuplot-4.6.0
./Configure -- prefix =/home/song/gnuplot
Iv. Compilation and Installation
Make
Make install
5. Configure Environment Variables
Sudo gedit/etc/profile
Add the following environment variables:
Export GNUPLOT =/home/song/gnuplot
Export PATH =/home/song/gnuplot/bin: $ PATH
Export MANPATH =/home/song/gnuplot/share/man/man1: $ MANPATH
Enable environment variables:
Source/etc/profile
Vi. Running
Gnuplot
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