terminal - (Mac OSX) Adding libraries to C -specifically gnuplot -


i begineer trying code in c. working on mac , using xcode. past experience has been java using eclipse , pretty straight forward. have no experience terminal.

i required learn bit of c project working on , learning of syntax coming along okay, @ point need include libraries in c program. attempting make plots gnuplots.

i have downloaded gnuplot-4.6.3 repository , not know how install files. have been looking around , have tried using terminal use ./configure command when in gnuplot-4.6.3 directory. don't know doing don't know go next or next.

sorry if trivial, have never done before , cannot find tutorial on do.

thanks can offer.

i recommend using macports installing third-party tools , libraries. knows dependencies required , install them part of installation.

  1. download macports.org.
  2. install it, , allow modify ~/.profile /opt/local/bin in $path (any issue export path=/opt/local/bin:$path command line).
  3. sudo port selfupdate
  4. sudo port install gnuplot

now install library /opt/local/lib include files in /opt/local/include, add library xcode project. select target , in build phases tab open link binary libraries , press + button , select add other. find /opt/local/lib/libgnuplot.a (i assuming that's it's called; don't have installed self):

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now add /opt/local/include header search paths compiler can find gnuplot header files. select target , in build setting type in "header search" in search box. double-click on header search path in target column (or project column right) , add /opt/local/include: enter image description here


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