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Which Gnuplot with ppstats?

Yep, no fancy graphs here 🙁

I have these lines in my ppstats.ini

# GIF based chart options. Be sure to specify the full or relative path to the
# specially compiled GNUplot program with GIF support. Config and data files
# are create by ppstats for you.
GNUPlot = "C:/Net/Gnuplot/wgnuplot.exe" # Path to GNUplot executable.
GNUPlotconfig = "gnuplot.ini" # GNUplot config file.
GNUPlotdata = "plot.data" # GNUplot data file.
GNUPlotoutput = "plot.gif" # Output GIF filename.

Actually only problem is plot.gif file. Plot.data and gnuplot.ini files are exactly where they should be.
 
yep, you need an older version of GNU-plot; because of licencing problems they had to remove .gif support in the newer versions.
 
Jani, i'm waiting for you on ICQ. Ready to pass you my version of Wgnuplot. But you haven't logged on yet.
 
What does Gnuplot support now, .png? I'd think you could just replace all instances of ".gif" with ".png" in PPStats, and rid yourself of those licensing problems, too.
 
I have the version that works with .gif, although it is Linux, so it's a tar ball (will that work in Win32?). You can grab it here if you need it.

Russ, NCNE
 
This is what I call service 🙂 Woke up today and jinsonxu sent program to me 🙂 My stats are finally working 🙂🙂

Ken_g6 I first tried .png format but it was quite hard to install all those libpng and zlib files to my Windows.

Russ I had some problems opening .tar files. Thanks anyway.

Jani
 
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