Hi As far as gnuplot is concerned, its very easy and there is no need of any language to learn it. I am sending you two very simple files. what you have to do is: 1. Install gnuplot in your linux (ubuntu) distribution. 2. Once you are in the directory of gnuplot, just write gnuplot at the command prompt 3. Then once you are in gnuplot command prompt then write load "Graph.p" 4. and see the graph.
Code for file Graph.p =============== set title "Relationship between Two functions" set xlabel "First function" set ylabel "Second function" set xrange [0.0:100] set yrange [0.00:10] set grid set boxwidth 15 plot "Graph.tr" using 1:2 with lines lt 1 lw 2 title ''; replot set term post eps enhan color set out "Graph.eps"; replot Data present in Graph.tr =================== 0 0 10 3.16 20 4.47 30 5.48 40 6.32 50 7.07 60 7.75 70 8.37 80 8.94 90 9.49 100 10 Hope it helps Regards Mubashir Husain Rehmani Lip6, UPMC, Paris, France 2009/1/20 Panks PB <pankajavall...@gmail.com> > > hi , > I wanted to know the procedure to get Xgraph or Gnuplot from trace file. > > Thank u > > regards > pankaj > -- Mubashir Husain Rehmani
