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From: Mojca M. <moj...@gm...> - 2008-01-21 22:32:20
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Hello G.,
On Jan 19, 2008 11:23 PM, GDutilleux wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> On Mac OS X 10.3.9 i tried to compile gnuplot 4.2.0 from source with the
> ConTeXt terminal. To do so
> 1 I added in term/ the context.trm file provided by Mojka Miklavec.
> 2 I added #include "context.trm" in src/term.h.
At what place? (I assume you did it properly, but in case that you
have put it in some section which is only executed conditionally, it
might not work ...)
I simply put it next to #include "latex.trm".
> On his recipe
her :)
> for building this custom gnuplot Mojka Miklavec mentions a
> ./prepare gnuplot utility to run first. I don't find it in the 4.2.0 source
> release.
Allin, thanks for the note. Apparently "./prepare" is only needed for
the CVS version of gnuplot (where it's not possible to do it without).
You only need to run "./configure" and "make" ("make install"). See
also http://www.gnuplot.info/announce.4.2.2
(I will fix the note on contextgarden.net.)
> After running ./configure script the context terminal is not mentioned in
> the list of terminals taken into account. Any idea ?
Just to make sure: did you run the new gnuplot or the old one? "make"
will create "./src/gnuplot" executable. If you simply type "gnuplot"
in your terminal without replacing the old gnuplot executable, the old
one will be executed (and that one doesn't contain the new terminal).
I would be glad to get any feedback once you manage to make it work.
Mojca
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