gnuplot !

[Martin Czech]

Sometimes it is quite nice to see, if some calculation is
correct, or how a function graph looks like etc,
before detecting a fault AFTER soldering.

Therefore you need some kind of plot tool.


I have now found gnuplot for DOS:

e.g. (and other paces)

http://ftp.gts.cz/FTP/pub/gnu/gnuplot/old/

"
DOS34.zip has 386 and 486 precompiled binaries for gnuplot 3.4 (not
3.5). This is explained further in DOS34.txt. 
"

Yes it is DOS, but it is a command line tool anyway.
Needs some preparation of the Win95-DOS window properties,
default options seem not to work.

To avoid ugly non WIN output, you can 

set output "filename"
set term pbm color


and then use Lview from

http://kronos.ijs.si/~jure/gutils/gutil_sv.html#Windows95D

to convert pgm to everything.


All shareware/public domain!

m.c.