Open Directory - Science: Math: Software: Graphing: Gnuplot
This category in other languages: - Official website for gnuplot 4. Includes downloads, screenshots, documentation, and links to other help and tutorials. - Links and resource page. - Demonstrate the use of Gnuplot on a PC. - Introduction to gnuplot, basic use from start to the end, covering general information to how do I draw a 3-dim. grid graph from 3-Dim scattered data. - User-contributed knowledge-base for the software. - A major mode for the emacs text editor, including syntax highlighting, auto-completion, and useful key-bindings. Includes download and documentation. - A Python package, that interfaces to Gnuplot allowing the use of Gnuplot from within Python to plot arrays of data from memory, data files, or mathematical functions. - A Fortran 90/95 API, which provides routines that enable direct access to gnuplot from within a program. SourceForge page, with project summary, news, and source download. - A simple intuitive front-end script for gnuplot, it also provides powerful mathematical and statistical capabilities for manipulating input data. - IBM developerWorks tutorial, explaining how to turn your data and functions into professional-looking graphs with Gnuplot 4.0. - Xgfe is a GUI front end to the Gnuplot plotting package. Documentation and Source Code available. - Interface for ANSI C by Nicolas Devillard. Module enables sending display requests to a Gnuplot session through simple program calls. Includes documentation and downloads.
