Gnuplot
Overview
Gnuplot is a command-line tool used to create graphs. It supports 2d and 3d graphs and has many features for data visualization.
Availability
| Cluster | Module/Version |
|---|---|
| BOSE | gnuplot/5.4.1 |
| BGSC | Not Available |
Note: You can simply use module load gnuplot to activate the most recently installed version of this software.
Arguments / Options
This is a list of arguments for the gnuplot command that we wanted to highlight. Use man gnuplot or this online man page for a full list.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| --help | Provides help page for Gnuplot |
| -e "command1; command2" | Pass in commands to run in Gnuplot |
Sample Slurm Script
submit.sh
#!/bin/bash
# -- SLURM SETTINGS -- #
# [..] other settings here [..]
# The following settings are for the overall request to Slurm
#SBATCH --ntasks-per-node=32 # How many CPU cores do you want to request
#SBATCH --nodes=1 # How many nodes do you want to request
# -- SCRIPT COMMANDS -- #
# Load the needed modules
module load gnuplot # Load Gnuplot
gnuplot my-input-file
Real Example
Has your research group used Gnuplot in a project? Contact the HPC Team and we'd be glad to feature your work.