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From: Steven Ames <steve@news.cioe.com>
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Subject: Re: gnuplot v 3.0
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> I'm putting together "SNMP Vulture" (from Vixie and Genuity), and part of
> the package requires gnuplot.  The package is basically an SNMP
> getter/plotter/trapper for measuring bandwidth on any SNMP capable router.
> You can find it at www.vix.com/vulture.
>
> Anyhow, I see there is no longer a port of gnuplot for 2.1.7, 2.2.x, or
> current.  I looked through the -questions archive, and I found one useful
> post with some diffs that wouldn't apply properly to gnuplot 3.0.  Has
> anyone compiled gnuplot successfully?  It looks like "ports" material, as
> the gnu folk don't have any BSD targets in their "configure" process.
> Any help in getting this compiled would be appreciated...

Gnuplot is in /usr/ports/math (at least it is on my system).

						-Steve