My latest offering: wxMaxima 0.8.2 for the Sharp Zaurus (pdaXrom):
...and the reason I wanted png support in gnuplot was to do in-line graphing with wxMaxima:
I have to say a big thank you to Ziga in the public forum of wxMaxima whose code change suggestion allowed me to compile this version of wxMaxima to run with v5.11 of Maxima. I also adjusted the source code of wxMaxima so that the initial window starts at 640X480 pixels. At the bottom of this post, I have included a ttf font that can be used to provide 'almost reasonable' Greek characters in wxMaxima. Put this font in your favourite place, and point wxMaxima at it via the Edit|Configure option.
This is kind of an interim release; I will be looking to bring Maxima up to date shortly, at which time I will re-compile and re-post wxMaxima.
To run wxMaxima, you need wxWdigets, and Maxima. I have included a download link for Wells Wang's wxWidgets ipk at the bottom of this post - just in case you don't have it. If you want to do in-line graphing, you need to be careful about the maxima.ipk you use; not all of the maxima.ipks I have come across support this. I have included a download link for yongun's maxima_5.11 which I do know supports in-line graphing, at the bottom of this post. To run Maxima, you need clisp, and libsigsegv. Once again, I have borrowed from yongun and included download links for the relevant ipks at the bottom of this post. For in-line graphing, you will need also to download and install most of the packages listed in the gnuplot 4.2.5 posting of Monday June 1st 2009 (phew). Enjoy:
(required) Downloads:
wxmaxima_0.8.2
wxwidgets_2.8.6
maxima_5.11
clisp_2.38
libsigsegv_2.2
(optional Greek letters) Downloads:
SPlonic.ttf
(optional in-line graphing) Downloads:
gnuplot_4.2.5
libgd_2.0.34rc2
pdflite_7.0.4p1
...and the reason I wanted png support in gnuplot was to do in-line graphing with wxMaxima:
I have to say a big thank you to Ziga in the public forum of wxMaxima whose code change suggestion allowed me to compile this version of wxMaxima to run with v5.11 of Maxima. I also adjusted the source code of wxMaxima so that the initial window starts at 640X480 pixels. At the bottom of this post, I have included a ttf font that can be used to provide 'almost reasonable' Greek characters in wxMaxima. Put this font in your favourite place, and point wxMaxima at it via the Edit|Configure option.
This is kind of an interim release; I will be looking to bring Maxima up to date shortly, at which time I will re-compile and re-post wxMaxima.
To run wxMaxima, you need wxWdigets, and Maxima. I have included a download link for Wells Wang's wxWidgets ipk at the bottom of this post - just in case you don't have it. If you want to do in-line graphing, you need to be careful about the maxima.ipk you use; not all of the maxima.ipks I have come across support this. I have included a download link for yongun's maxima_5.11 which I do know supports in-line graphing, at the bottom of this post. To run Maxima, you need clisp, and libsigsegv. Once again, I have borrowed from yongun and included download links for the relevant ipks at the bottom of this post. For in-line graphing, you will need also to download and install most of the packages listed in the gnuplot 4.2.5 posting of Monday June 1st 2009 (phew). Enjoy:
(required) Downloads:
wxmaxima_0.8.2
wxwidgets_2.8.6
maxima_5.11
clisp_2.38
libsigsegv_2.2
(optional Greek letters) Downloads:
SPlonic.ttf
(optional in-line graphing) Downloads:
gnuplot_4.2.5
libgd_2.0.34rc2
pdflite_7.0.4p1
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