Installing PDL on Linux
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PDL is already available in most Linux distributions. For a default install, follow the instructions below. But if you want more control over the installation, you want the latest PDL, or you want features that your distribution does not offer by default, please go to Installing PDL Manually.
Modules tested: Core features, PGPLOT, PLplot, 3D graphics (OpenGL).
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Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (tested) Should work with:
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# Install core PDL (includes PLplot and 3D graphics). apt-get install pdl # Install PGPLOT apt-get install pgplot5 libpgplot-perl |
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Mandriva ES 5 (tested) Should work with:
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# Install core PDL (no PGPLOT, no 3D graphics, no PLplot) urpmi perl-PDL Note: Could not setup PGPLOT, OpenGL or PLplot. |
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Fedora 13 (tested) Should work with:
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# Install core PDL (includes 3D graphics, but no PGPLOT or PLplot) yum install perl-PDL # Install PLplot yum install plplot-perl Note: Fedora does not provide PGPLOT. |
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OpenSUSE (untested) | Use YaST to search for "perl-PDL" |
| Gentoo (untested) |
emerge dev-perl/PDL |
