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Re: Running Octave through a WWW server
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Dirk Eddelbuettel |
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Re: Running Octave through a WWW server |
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Fri, 21 Nov 1997 19:37:15 -0500 (EST) |
John> You could also make the process a little easier by using gnuplot 3.6
John> which lets you have a gif terminal. i.e.
John>
John> gset terminal gif
John>
John> and avoids the pbm to gif conversion. To size the gif try something
John> like:
John>
John> gset terminal gif size 640,480
This is not only a function of having gnuplot 3.6 (ie a 3.6 beta), but also
of having a gnuplot version with gif support. Due to the legal baggage around
gif and LZW compression, such versions can not be distributed.
All it takes, however, is to get the 'gd' library sources from
www.boutell.com, compile it and then to compile gnuplot locally. It even
autodetects libgd if the latter is installed in one of the usual places.
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