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From: walter h. <wh...@bf...> - 2011-11-02 13:08:55
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hi jasper, if have only an older version (4.2) and it seems it has some problems with clustered histograms and xtic labels. re, wh Am 01.11.2011 14:16, schrieb Jasper Vanlerberghe: > Hi > > I have version 4.4 patchlevel 0. I installed from the ubuntu package > manager. (apt-get install gnuplot) > > Jasper > > Op 01-11-11 12:39, walter harms schreef: >> hi Jasper, >> it would be helpful to have the version of your gnuplot and maybe the >> source >> where you get it from. >> >> re, >> wh >> >> >> Am 01.11.2011 09:18, schrieb blank: >>> Hi >>> >>> I'm making several plots (clustered histograms) when I use data from the >>> first datablock. Everything is correct. >>> when I use data from the second datablock (every :::1::1) the bars >>> are not >>> aligned correct on the x-axis. The correct bars are not above their >>> correct >>> label. Everything is translated to the right. And some bars are even >>> outside >>> the graph. >>> >>> This is the code I use: >>> set title "Total Execution time" >>> set decimalsign locale >>> set boxwidth 0.9 relative >>> set style data histograms >>> set style histogram cluster >>> set style fill solid 1.0 border lt -1 >>> set grid >>> set ylabel "Time (s)" >>> set xlabel "CPU Clockfrequency (GHz)" >>> plot 'totalcpufreq.dat' every :::1::1 using 2:xticlabels(1) title "4 >>> threads", '' every :::1::1 using 3 title "8 threads" >>> >>> This is the data-file: >>> #TOTAL ENERGY USE -- block1 >>> #in Wh >>> # Benchmark Blackscholes >>> # # threads 4 8 >>> # Clockfreq >>> 1,6 6,59 4,49 >>> 1,8 6,07 3,90 >>> 2 5,61 3,82 >>> >>> #TOTAL EXECUTION TIME -- block2 >>> #in s >>> # Benchmark Blackscholes >>> # # threads 4 8 >>> # Clockfreq >>> 1,6 318 212 >>> 1,8 283 176 >>> 2 252 166 79 >>> >>> >>> How can I solve this? Thanks >>> Jasper > > |