- Edit the
supplied Makefile if necessary (I am always on the
lookout for people who test fortranposix and gnuplotfortran out with
new compilers and on new platforms - so if you are porting the
libraries to *BSD, HP-UX, VMS, Mac OSX Darwin, etc. let me know so that
we can spread the joy :)).
- Run make.
- This will
generate a shared library : libgnuplotfortran.so and a few .mod files.
- Move the
shared library to some place within your
LD_LIBRARY_PATH. You may want to make it available to everyone, so
place it in a system wide path.
- Move the .mod
files to some standard location on your system. You
may want to make these available to everyone, so place them in a system
wide path.
- Read the file
gnuplot_fortran95_interfaces.f90 to learn about the usage of each
function and to obtain the interface.
<>Append the -lgnuplotfortran -lfortranposix options to your
linker
and three lines to the code where you want to use the library
: use
datatypes, use gnuplot_module_data, use gnuplot_module- You may also need to
specify an addition search path for library files (usually -L),
depending upon your fortran compiler.
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