mbaz
mbaz
Initial tests on Windows 10 seem to indicate that gnuplot 5.4.1 crashes when using the Windows terminal.
If you have a chance, could you please try: using Gaston set(term = "qt") plot(1:10)
This is a known problem; see the Gnuplot FAQ here: http://www.gnuplot.info/faq/ One option is to start gnuplot with `-slow` in Windows and Mac, and see if that helps. A second...
I don't consider this a bug in Gaston. The documentation clearly states that gnuplot is required. When gnuplot is properly installed, Gaston works fine in Windows. I will leave this...
Does this procedure build binaries for Windows and Mac too?
Thanks for the pointers! I will give it a shot soon.
I'm not going to build for Mac... I'm not willing to agree to any restrictions and legal terms.
@clad26 That's an interesting thought! Questions: * For apple, do you need to run those commands as root? * Is 5.4.0 not available for Windows? * Would it be acceptable...
@clad26 Thanks for your help! I'll try to get something working soon.
@clad26 This is very useful indeed, thanks a lot! It looks like a non-trivial amount of work, though. I think I'll start with the bare minimum dependencies (i.e. no WxWidgets):...