You also should look at PDL, but I have no idea how well that works on win32, especially getting all the extra graphics output modules compiled right.

I can provide some details in that regard. The PGPLOT and GD graphics capabilities are certainly available, and come with the PDL ppm package available from the Uwinnipeg repository.

OpenGL access is also available to PDL via PDL::Graphics::OpenGL::Perl::OpenGL. It builds fine for me on Win32, though it's still in the development stage. I don't personally use any of this stuff, so I don't know what sort of milage is provided. All I know is that 'dmake test' (or 'nmake test', as the case may be) works fine.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^2: GDGraph for many data points? by syphilis
in thread GDGraph for many data points? by Niner710

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