Mac OSX

Once you have installed cmake and downloaded cvs plplot, the following commands should get you up and running:

cd plplot-cvs
cmake .
ccmake .       (setting explained below)
make
make install   (possibly as root)

Configuring the build with ccmake:

1. Set PLD_wxwidgets to OFF, unless you have a more recent version than that which comes standard with OS-X.
2. Set ENABLE_tcl and ENABLE_tk to off.
3. Depending on the location of swig, you may have to specify SWIG_DIR.

Things to watch out for:

1. cmake is really good at finding libraries, but not so good at using the same library when multiple 
   options are present. For example, I found that I had no less than 4 versions of Python on my 
   system, and cmake was trying to use all of them for different purposes (library from one, executable 
   from another, etc...).
2. Once you have specified the location of swig (i.e. SWIG_DIR), you will need to configure again, 
   then set ENABLE_python to ON, then configure again to get python setup properly.

What is known to work on OS-X:

1. The AquaTerm driver.
2. Fortran77 [GNU Fortran (GCC) 3.4.4]
3. Fortran95 [GNU Fortran 95 (GCC) 4.2.0 20060512 (experimental)]
4. Python2.4 [Python 2.4.2 (#1, Feb 11 2006, 21:54:49)]
   (I think that this version came with my OS-X box, or was part of the XCode (v2.1) developer tools.