Re: [Plplot-devel] How to use the installed PLplot libraries

[Alan W. I. <ir...@be...>]

On 2006-11-28 05:18+0900 hiroyasu yasuda wrote:

>> You could try the following:
>>
>> - Copy, say, x01f.f90 to a separate directory
>> - Then compile it and link it like this:
>>
>>  gfortran -o example x01f.f90 -I/directory/with/modules -L/
>> directory/with/libraries -lplplotf95d -lplplotf95cd -lplplotd
>
>
> I gave above-command Include directory and Libraries directory on my
> system, I could succeed compiling.
> Since I can not find 'plplot.mod'  in /usr/local/include/, I give
> unziped plplot directory as Include directory temporally.
> How to produce 'plplot.mod' ? Where should be modules file
> 'plplot.mod' ?

This is all taken care of in the recommended pkg-config approach that is
used with our new CMake build system. Again, look at what the installed
examples/f95/Makefile file does (for our new CMake build system), and copy
that.

Alan

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