Debian 7, 8, or 9

This is the build environment most likely to work (it is my OS). Follow the general directions, 2.3.2, above when opening the TAR archive.

• Debian 7 Wheezy. - The tested build was done on Kernel 3.2.88-1, 64 bit system. From the top directory one runs configure with appropriate options. Choose one of the following (note: options start with a double dash ``- -`` before the ''with'' and a single dash after the ``with``:

  configure -with-plplot-old -with-plplotlib
  (this assumes plplot 5.9.9-5 package with old function names)

  configure
  (no options will use Gnuplot instead of Plplot)

  configure -enable-all-static
  (this will use Gnuplot instead of Plplot and build static binaries.

• Debian 8 Jessie. - The tested build was done on Kernel 3.16.0-4, amd_64 bit system. From the top directory one runs configure with appropriate options. Choose one of the following (note: options start with a double dash ``- -`` before the ''with'' and a single dash after the ``with``:

  configure -with-plplotlib
  (this assumes plplot-5.10.0 or newer packages with new function names)

  configure
  (no options will use Gnuplot instead of Plplot)

  configure -enable-all-static
  (this will use Gnuplot instead of Plplot and build static binaries.

• Debian 9 Stretch. - The tested build was done on Kernel 4.9.30-2+deb9u2, amd_64 bit system. From the top directory one runs configure with appropriate options. Choose one of the following (note: options start with a double dash ``- -`` before the ''with'' and a single dash after the ``with``:

  configure -with-plplotlib -with-gnuplot5

  configure -with-plplotlib -with-gnuplot5 CFLAGS=''-g``
  The CFLAGS environmental variable will turn off optimization for the C-language
  programs to aid in debugging if problems occur. No problems at time of this writing.

  configure -with-gnuplot5
  (Gnuplot instead of Plplot)

  configure -enable-all-static -with-gnuplot5
  (this will use Gnuplot instead of Plplot and build static binaries.