Hiroyasu YASUDA wrote:

> Thank you for the quick reply.
>
> My code always includes "call plparseopts(1)" before plinit(1). But,
> when I build the code as "g77 x01f.f `plplot-config --cflags --libs --
> with-f77` -o x01f" and then the code shows "Requested device jpeg not
> available" when the code run as "./x01f -dev jpeg".

That means that the libraries that the jpeg driver uses are not
available on your
system. Check the installation instructions for this and rebuild PLplot.

>
> Does that thing mean that my system doesn't have output driver and
> installation of PLplot was failed ? How to do that ?

No, the PLplot installation did not fail. PLplot optionally uses a
number of third-party
libraries. If these are not found during the build process, the
resulting PLplot library/installation
simply can not use the drivers and other facilities that depend on them.

For instance:
If you do not have a C++ compiler, then the C++ bindings will not be
built. This
is however independent of the Fortran bindings (they require a F77 or a
F95 compiler).

Similarly, some device drivers require extra libraries - GD for GIF.
JPEG, PNG ... If the GD
library is not found, these device drivers are turned off.

>
> I have another question. If I use intel fortran 9.1 to build the cord
> with PLplot, the code shows "plparseopts: negative number of
> arguments" when the code run. But I can get right plot result. What is
> problem under this situation ?
>
The problem is that the wrong number of arguments is passed on from the
runtime libraries.
We have looked into the problem a few years ago but were unable to solve
it - it is something
deep inside the runtime libraries. Simply ignore it.

Regards,

Arjen

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