#Gnuport use x11 instead of aquaterm Patch
#Gnuport use x11 instead of aquaterm download
#Gnuport use x11 instead of aquaterm mac

After all my patch for configure didn't do anything else but add that flag, except maybe to a different location. What I don't understand is why your compiler doesn't find the framework despite -F/opt/local/Library/Frameworks. I could reintroduce the previous patch in MacPorts, but I first need to understand why this approach doesn't work for you.Īn alternative that might work is to set some *FLAGS in the configure.env.Ĭonfigure.cflags-append '-F$' Maybe someone should ask the autotools developers to introduce a macro to search for frameworks on Mac. Eventually they started supporting -with-aquaterm in some very limited way.

I tried to convince the upstream to support -with-aquaterm=PATH, but they didn't understand my patch and they thought it was too complicated. I think the 'right' solution is to recreate the configure patch But I'm unable to reproduce the failure.Īt least for me running 10.8, Xcode 5.1.1 (but, I think this will be generic since it's a compiler arguments issue rather than OS related).Ĭonfigure:8866: checking for Aquaterm framework presenceĬonfigure:8887: /usr/bin/clang -o conftest -pipe -Os -arch x86_64 -I/opt/local/include -I/opt/local/include -I/opt/local/include -L/opt/local/lib -Wl,-headerpad_max_install_names -F/opt/local/Library/Frameworks -arch x86_64 -L/opt/local/lib -lcerf -framework Foundation -framework Aquaterm conftest.m >&5Ĭonftest.m:32:9: fatal error: 'Aquaterm/AQTAdapter.h' file not found

make a try with TexShop, this is the easiest way to work with TeX.Replying to configure patch from 4.6.6 was not ported to 5.0.0, so gnuplot now fails to find the Aquaterm header, but does not fail building it just does not support the 'aqua' terminal even with the +aquaterm set.

configure -with-readline=builtin to avoid a problem with a bad readline on Leopard.

#Gnuport use x11 instead of aquaterm download

Download the sources from : gnuplot sources then put the folder gnuplot-4.4.3 on your desktop.It's more complicate to get a version with all terminals (png, etc.) The next method is only to get a version to use with tikz and to get a table. By default the binary will be inside /usr/local/bin ( I think. I don't like very much the use of Fink or Macport and I prefer to compile the sources. And finally, you need to authorize TeXto launch 'gnuplot with-shell-escape`in your script for the compilation.A simple solution is to create a link for example in /usr/local/bin/ through the real file gnuplot but if you know how do you can modifify your path directly (to test the path in the terminal : $ echo $PATH) Then gnuplot must be find in the path.Now you can test gnuplot in the terminal $ gnuplot.I compiled the source but you can work with a fink or macport version First you need to test if gnuplot works. I am trying to use gnuplot with OSX 10.8.2, and see x11 is an ambiguous or unknown terminal type.Now the only thing I have to do is to make Texshop find gnuplot in /opt/local/bin, because that version works manually. How can I uninstall it from /usr/local/bin and put the other one there? Edit Thanks a lot, I was able to uninstall gnuplot from /usr/local/bin. However, when i tried with the other version and wrote /usr/local/bin/gnuplot proba.f0.gnuplot it gave me the familiar error message. I tried to create the gnuplot table in the terminal by gnuplot proba.f0.gnuplot and it worked well and then TexShop could make the job. When in Terminal I write gnuplot, it starts gnuplot 4.4 with patchlevel 3, but when I write /usr/local/bin/gnuplot, it starts gnuplot 4.0 with patchlevel 0. As I wrote before, I have two gnuplots installed. I think I found out where the problem lies. 'proba.f0.gnuplot', line 1: valid set options: = choose one, Įdit 2 (moved here from an answer by a moderator) I know it's a mess, but the error message hasn't changed, it has remained the same, which is the following: gnuplot> set table 'proba.f0.table' set format '%.5f' I installed gnuplot 4.4.3 first simply in the Terminal as I read in the internet, but didn't work, then after surfing I installed Fink and Macports and gnuplot again through Macports. I installed TeX Live and everything works fine, except for plotting a figure with gnuplot.

#Gnuport use x11 instead of aquaterm mac

I'm using LaTeX a lot in my work and I switched to Mac recently.