Derek Lamb wrote: > Sina Türeli wrote: > >> I was only using the matrix operations defined in pdl up to now but I >> decided to try to explore its 3d plotting capabilities (instead of >> using matlab right away). However I am having trouble in installing >> either the TriD or PGPlot packages. The ppm package for PDL does not >> include TriD and I have failed in installed PGPlot for sometime, >> though I have installed its external dependencies (which is extutil-77 >> as cpan says) I still cant install it due to external dependency >> problems.. >> >> Are there any suggestions you could give to me on this matter? thanks... >> >> > If you would provide some specific information, the list may be able to > help with this. For example: what architecture and OS are you running? > Is it 32-bit or 64-bit? What version of Perl? What (exactly) did you > do? What (exactly) did it say? Do the demos for the external programs > not work, or is it a specific problem with the PDL binding? Did you > read the help, README and INSTALL files? Search the mailing list > archive? The more specific your request for help, the better the help > you may receive. > > Derek > > _______________________________________________ > Perldl mailing list > [email protected] > http://mailman.jach.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/perldl > > > If you search the PDL mailing lists: start from the sidebar at http://pdl.perl.org/ you should find some info on ppm locations for PGPLOT if I remember correctly. As for TriD, if you are running on win32 with ActivePerl, I do not believe that PDL-2.4.3 TriD will build correctly. Work is underway to fix this which I hope will make it into the PDL-2.4.4 release this Summer. Otherwise, more specifics and information will help you receive better help.
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