Re: [Plplot-general] Obtaining source code related to plplot.h

[Arjen M. <arj...@de...>]

Hi Kouros,

in addition to what Alan wrote:

For the MicroSoft compilers (Visual Studio is a convenient 
GUI around them) you have, basically, two choices:
- Use the suitable Visual Studio generator, apparently
   "Visual Studio 10 Win64"in your case.
   This will build a solution file and associated project 
files.
   Open the solution in Visual Studio and build the "ALL" 
project.

- Use the "NMake Makefiles" generator, this will produce 
makefiles,
   and then you run the nmake utility which will build all 
the
   libraries and programs from there on.
   It is the same procedure as Alan described for the 
other
   platforms.

(I never use the GUI myself, but I have access to it and 
should be
able to give some basic advise.)
  
Regards,

Arjen
On Sun, 1 Sep 2013 12:49:49 -0700 (PDT)

> On 2013-09-01 03:55-0700 Kouros Bina wrote:
> 
>> Alan: I used CMake 2.8 GUI and, I added BUILD_TEST is on 
>>and jpeg.
> What does one do after running CMake 2.8 GUI? Also, I 
>determined that
> my compiler is Visual Studio 10 Win64. I cannot 
>determine what the
> next step is. I would like to try some of the examples 
>and then make
> some programs for plotting contour plots from data 
>stored in files.
> What is done after running CMake 2.8 GUI?
> 

 

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