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DATAPLOT Platforms (8/2002)
Platforms with Successful Dataplot Implementations The command line version of Dataplot has been successfully implemented on the following platforms (some of these platforms are no longer available) over the years.
  • Sun (SunOS, Solaris)
  • SGI IRIX (5.x, 6.x)
  • IBM RS-6000
  • HP 9000/735
  • Convex C-3829
  • Cray C-90 (UNICOS)
  • Dec Alpha (DEC OSF)
  • Linux Red Hat (v 7.2)
  • Berkeley Free BSD (v 4.4)
  • Apple MacOSX (this is a Unix implementation, not a native mode application)

  • Vax VMS
  • CDC NOS/VE, CDC VSOS
  • UNIVAC Exec 8

  • PC Lahey (Windows 95/98/NT)
  • PC Microsoft PowerStation/Compaq Visual Fortran (Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP)
Source Code is Portable The Dataplot source code is quite portable. You should be able to install Dataplot on any system with a good 32-bit Fortran 77 compiler and sufficient memory. For example, at various times in Dataplot's history, the primary development platform has been a Univac Exec 8, VAX/VMS, CDC NOS/VE, Sun OS, and PC Windows.
Graphical Interface Implemented in Tcl/Tk The Graphical Interface is implemented in Tcl/Tk. It is available for Unix and Windows 95/98/NT platform. Tcl/Tk is available on the MacIntosh, although we are several months away from attempting to port the graphical interface to the Mac environment.

Date created: 6/5/2001
Last updated: 9/10/2002
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