#50 Help compiling a simple plplot-prog

[Ron Deslandes]

Hello
since some decades I am trying to access functionality for the use of plplot
I am running on Linux Leap15.0
I am a 75-Dino(saur) still working on Fortran.
Since two weeks I succeed in installing plplot with Cmake and looking at some old mails you exchanged
with some bros, I even succeeded in compiling the examples with DBUILD_TEST=ON.

1. linux-cj8n:~ # cd plplot
   2.linux-cj8n:~/plplot # rm -rf plplot-5.15.0 build_dir install_directory
2. linux-cj8n:~/plplot # tar -zxf plplot-5.15.0.tar.gz
   4.linux-cj8n:~/plplot # mkdir build_dir
   5 linux-cj8n:~/plplot # cd build_dir
3. copy cmake(bin) to /root/bin
4. copy cmake(share) to /root/share/
   8.linux-cj8n:~/plplot # cmake -DBUILD_TEST=ON -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=/home/root/plplot/install_directory ../plplot-5.15.0 >& cmake.out
5. less cmake.out
6. linux-cj8n:~/plplot/build_dir # make VERBOSE=1 >& make.out
7. linux-cj8n:~/plplot/build_dir # less make.out
8. linux-cj8n:~/plplot/build_dir # less make_install.out

But excuse that I still feel like in a no-where-land and I do not know what to do.
So I derived a simple own program. I tried to compile but I failed. (see below)
Can you help?

program my1stpl
use plplot
implicit none
real(plflt),dimension(6) :: x,y
real(plflt) :: xmin,ymin,xmax,ymax
x(1)=1
x(2)=2
x(3)=3
x(4)=4
x(5)=5
x(6)=6
y=xx
write(,*) y
call plinit()
xmin=1.
ymin=1.
xmax=7.
ymax=40.
call plcol0(1)
call plenv(xmin,xmax,ymin,ymax,0,0)
call pllab('X','Y','MY1ST 2D PLOT')
call plpoin(x,y,8)
call plline(x,y)
call plend()
end program my1stpl

linux-cj8n:~ # gfortran my1stpl.f90 -o my1stpl /root/plplot/build_dir/lib/csa /root/plplot/build_dir/bindings/fortran /root/plplot/build_dir/src
my1stpl.f90:2:4:
use plplot
1
Fatal Error: Can't open module file ‘plplot.mod’ for reading at (1): No such file or directory
compilation terminated.
linux-cj8n:~ #

(I found a plplot.mod but it the file appears as music note)

Regards

Ron Deslandes

[Ron Deslandes]

Hi all,
Alan posted the solution, everything looks okay. 100%.
Thanks and regards
Ron