On Aug 3, 2012, at 11:53 AM, Jan Hoogenraad wrote: > I'm running all my projects (fairly large data ones) as perl scripts > which output gnuplot text output. > Then, the surrounding makefile invokes gnuplot to create gif files. > Make spreads this work over the processors. > Output is often sorted on html pages made from perl code. > > I found this simple, robust, fairly quick, and great to debug (edit the > command files for formatting, use the data output to share underlying > data with colleagues). >
That sounds like a great way to go, especially if you already know the Gnuplot language. Dima has made a very nice object-oriented hip interface to Gnuplot, and I have modified it extensively in the hope of making it easier to use (though it may be a bit top-heavy at this point) - but it remains (of course) single threaded. I'm in the process of fixing some broken things and implementing a more complete test suite -- the current version is available from github, and once it's fixed to Dima's satisfaction it will hopefully get pushed out to CPAN. _______________________________________________ Perldl mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.jach.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/perldl
