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From: Tatsuro M. <tma...@ya...> - 2017-08-30 02:02:20
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> OK. I have updated that file. > Please check that I understand correctly. > There is no reason to mention wgnuplot_pipes at all, is this correct? Now the difference of wgnuplot_pipes from wgnuplot is to output stderr of child process or external libraries to the additional console. I myself agree with your description in which explanation of wgnuplot_pipes is just omitted but binary package keep to have it. > The file now says > > gnuplot binaries > ---------------- > > * wgnuplot.exe: GUI version and the default gnuplot executable. > > * gnuplot.exe: Text (console) mode version of the gnuplot executable with full > pipe functionality as on other platforms. In contrast to wgnuplot.exe, this > program can also accept commands on stdin (standard input) and print messages > on stdout (standard output). It replaces a program pgnuplot.exe used by some > earlier gnuplot versions. gnuplot.exe can be used as a graph engine by > 3rd party applications like Octave (www.octave.org). > > * runtime library files > Runtime library files (e.g. freetype6.dll) that are required for gnuplot > are included in the package. Licenses of these runtime libraries can be > found in the 'license' directory. > > > Runtime library files (e.g. freetype6.dll) small correction freetype6.dll is not used binary package distribution. Now the corresponding dll is named as libfreetype-6.dll. Tatsuro |