Links and resource page.

Demonstrate the use of Gnuplot on a PC.

HTML format, with hyperlinks.

Official website for gnuplot 4. Includes downloads, screenshots, documentation, and links to other help and tutorials.

The FAQ document is posted about once every two weeks to the newsgroups.

pl is a Bourne-shell script aimed at portability, by Michael Sternberg. It uses awk to extract and possibly manipulate columnar data, including numerical derivatives on the fly. Runs on at least the following systems: OSF1/Digital/Tru64, HP-UX, FreeBSD, Linux, and Solaris. History, examples and screenshots provided.

Introduction to gnuplot, basic use from start to the end, covering general information to how do I draw a 3-dim. grid graph from 3-Dim scattered data.

Discuss and gain knowledge of about the gnuplot software.

A Python package, that interfaces to Gnuplot allowing the use of Gnuplot from within Python to plot arrays of data from memory, data files, or mathematical functions.

A Fortran 90/95 API, which provides routines that enable direct access to gnuplot from within a program. SourceForge page, with project summary, news, and source download.

A simple intuitive front-end script for gnuplot, it also provides powerful mathematical and statistical capabilities for manipulating input data.

Interface for ANSI C by Nicolas Devillard. Module enables sending display requests to a Gnuplot session through simple program calls. Includes documentation and downloads.

Some of the features and topics on Gnuplot covered in this document include: the inter workings, 2d, 3d and polar plots, generating output, and nifty tricks.

Introduction tutorial for plotting functions, scripts and macros from a Ph.D student at University of Cambridge.

Xgfe is a GUI front end to the Gnuplot plotting package. Documentation and Source Code available.