I'm not sure how to debug this, tried reinstalling with brew (and also checked the deadlines installation), but without any result. *** set a breakpoint in malloc_error_break to debug In principle Id prefer gnuplot, but its just too fussy and old-fashioned and its.
Gnuplot(406) malloc: *** error for object 0圆d72657420746573: pointer being freed was not allocated However, creating a scientific graph in Mac is very difficult for me. Then I decided I was not interested in Octave itself at the moment, but only in GNUPLOT and installed that by doing 'brew install gnuplot' which was rather quick as most of the dependencies were already there.Īnyway, when using GNUPLOT (with Apple's native X11) I can plot a few things, but when exiting or when replotting some data files I get the following error: gnuplot> exit For details about your Mac model, click the Apple icon at the top left of your screen, choose About This Mac, then choose More Info. This did not happen and after an hour or so the Octave installation also failed. Ofcourse, before installing Homebrew one needs the Xcode application and together with it the Xcode CLI kit (I first installed the latter one as it looked as if that would suffice, but the Homebrew doctor recommended installing the XCode app also.).Īfter some reading I got the impression that when installing GNU Octave (which I might also need later on), Homebrew would also install GNUPLOT. I decided that I would try Homebrew instead of Fink or MacPorts. cmake, doxygen Required: ffmpeg, gnuplot, graphviz, libomp, libtiff, qt5 > Caveats To.
After upgrading to OSX 10.7.4 I had to reinstall GNUPLOT which is always a hassle.
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