Hi
I installed the make utility and It seems it worked!
Now I have C:\Program Files\plplot\ which containes 4 folders: bin,
lib,\include and share.
I was trying to test the installation compiling the
..plplotBuild\examples\f77\x01f.f but honestly I don't know how to
link it.
If you want we can
Hi Vince,
does your system have the make utility (not nmake)? That is the
build program that the MinGW generator is looking for.
You should also build in a different directory than the source directory
- to keep that clean.
So, something along these lines:
cd \
md plplot-build
cd
Hi Vincenzo,
it looks like CMake regards your gcc compiler as being similar
to the MS Visual C/C++ compiler, as the options it gets are
typical for that compiler.
Could you check that gcc is the first compiler in the path?
...
Oh! Can you try running CMake with the option -G MinGW Makefiles,
Hello,
You were right the fortran compiler was the first one on the path. Now
I put MinGw on the first position. The behaviour is somehow changed
but I still get errors.
When I type C:\plplot-5.9.5 cmake -G MinGW Makefiles on CMD
here is what I get:
Hi everyone,
I am trying to build plplot with CMake.
My details
-Windows XP
-to build plplot I installed the MinGW suite
-cmake 2.8
Here's what i get:
C:\plplot-5.9.5cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=C:\plplotBUILD
-- The C compiler identification is unknown
-- Check for working C compiler:
Hello,
as per object I am trying to do this build. It's the fist time I am
compiling some libraries.
Details:
-Windows XP
-compaq visual fortran 6.6c
-to build plplot I am using Bcc, the c++ compiler from borland (I am
not sure I should use this).
-cmake 2.8
The problem:
-the first time i click
