gnuplot

[Magnus Danielson]

>>>>> "MC" == Martin Czech <martin.czech at intermetall.de> writes:

 MC> gnuplot is a very nice tool for visualising data and formula etc.
 MC> I don't need to explain why some thing like this is very usefull for 
 MC> diy, ok ?

Not only is Gnuplot usefull, but also Octave a free Matlab-ish tool.
Octave uses Gnuplot for plotting, but processing stuff in Octave is
much more convenient than Gnuplot alone.

 MC> And it's free. Does anybody know if there is a windooze version ?

 MC> I have checked http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/gnuplot_info.html
 MC> but there's only a dos version in protected mode, I fear.

 MC> Is there anything else free and comparable ?

There are several tools, but I never took the time to investigate all
of them since Octave and Gnuplot fullfills most of my neads. Octave
has many usefull processing routines at hand, and if they don't fill
the need it is not hard to add some of your own.

Cheers,
Magnus