Re: gnuplot alternatives on Windows

[Shai Ayal]

Octplot is has native windows output, and it uses OpenGL so it can be 
fast if you have the right hardware. However, it's not mature and it 
only does 2D.

Shai

Quentin Spencer wrote:
> I'm working on a project that will unfortunately need to run on Windows, 
> and will involve plotting large sets of data. Even on Linux, plotting 
> large amounts of data is unacceptably slow because of the text file data 
> transfer method used by gnuplot. I know there are gnuplot alternatives 
> out there, and I'm wondering how many of them can be used on Windows, 
> and if anyone out there has tried them. Plots that look good are nice, 
> but speed in dealing with large amounts of data is my top priority.
>
> Quentin
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