I'm attempting to graph some data with the GNUPlot
library in C++.
I'm using Visual Studio 2022 with C++ 14. I also installed the boost
libraries and am using the gnuplot-iostream.h
file from dsthalke's GitHib repository.
As far as I understand, GNUPlot
is different than MatPlotLib
in the sense that it is a lower-level method of plotting data. As far as I understand, it consists of sending a series of commands via the <<
operator to a variable of type of Gnuplot
.
I've been attempting to plot a few basic examples, from the GNUPlot documentation website and other examples.
Attempting to run Example 1 and 2 from the documentation website results in nothing happening, and the message pclose return error: No error
.
Attempting to run any of the examples from this website also results in the same output.
That is, the following example code from the above website:
#include "gnuplot-iostream.h"
int main()
{
Gnuplot plot;
plot << "set dgrid3d 200,200,1";
plot << "set pm3d";
plot << "set palette";
plot << "set palette color";
plot << "set pm3d map";
plot << "splot \"sin_cos_data\"";
return 0;
}
Also results in nothing.
How does one graph data with GNUPlot
in C++?
Is there a different set of examples that I have not yet come accross, that would be better for explaining how to do it?
Thanks for reading my post, any guidance is appreciated.
Well that's embarrassing... Turns out I didn't actually install the GNUPlot library separately.
Talk about rushing...