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From: FortCpp <lyh...@gm...> - 2013-05-17 04:56:43
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I am using GNUplot for plotting a small matrix. The matrix is 100x100 by size. e.g. 1.23212 2.43123 -1.24312 ...... -4.23123 2.00458 5.60234 ...... ...... The data is not neatly stored in the file. So from C++ point of view, due to the lack of length per data, there is no way to load a whole number, but it has to check when the number is loading. I guess this should be the reason of the slow plotting speed. Now I have 3 questions: Q1: Is loading the bottle neck? Q2: If I can make the data file neatly stored (setw). e.g. 1.23212 2.43123 -1.24312 ...... -4.23123 2.00458 5.60234 ...... ...... Does the plotting speed get any improvement? (Maybe GNUplot can check what the pattern is. Thus improve the loading speed. Not sure.) Q3: Any other options that I can set to make it faster? Thanks! -- View this message in context: http://gnuplot.10905.n7.nabble.com/Plot-matrix-with-GNUplot-Slow-tp17365.html Sent from the Gnuplot - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. |