ovhpa
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3 years ago Ok, I will have a look at it this week / weekend.
I have never used the command line version, but I will see what I can do.
Hopefully it will just be a matter of adding some #define and moving some functions.
I had a request asking if the command line version could do a particular task. I had forgotten that we even have it! However it no longer compiles if you choose this option in the install script. Fails to link with the following errors:
Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64: "_dat_graph_add_y", referenced from: _draw_plot_band.part.0 in plots.o _draw_plot_energy in plots.o _draw_plot_force in plots.o _draw_plot_volume in plots.o _draw_plot_pressure in plots.o _draw_plot_dos in plots.o _draw_plot_bandos in plots.o ... "_dat_graph_set_limits", referenced from: _draw_plot_band.part.0 in plots.o _draw_plot_energy in plots.o _draw_plot_force in plots.o _draw_plot_volume in plots.o _draw_plot_pressure in plots.o _draw_plot_dos in plots.o _draw_plot_bandos in plots.o ... "_dat_graph_set_sub_title", referenced from: _draw_plot_bandos in plots.o _vasp_xml_plot_energy in file_vasp.o _uspex_graph_path_update in file_uspex.o _uspex_graph_best_update in file_uspex.o _read_output_uspex in file_uspex.o "_dat_graph_set_title", referenced from: _draw_plot_band.part.0 in plots.o _draw_plot_energy in plots.o _draw_plot_force in plots.o _draw_plot_volume in plots.o _draw_plot_pressure in plots.o _draw_plot_dos in plots.o _draw_plot_bandos in plots.o ... "_dat_graph_set_type", referenced from: _draw_plot_band.part.0 in plots.o _draw_plot_energy in plots.o _draw_plot_force in plots.o _draw_plot_volume in plots.o _draw_plot_pressure in plots.o _draw_plot_dos in plots.o _draw_plot_bandos in plots.o ... "_dat_graph_set_x", referenced from: _draw_plot_band.part.0 in plots.o _draw_plot_energy in plots.o _draw_plot_force in plots.o _draw_plot_volume in plots.o _draw_plot_pressure in plots.o _draw_plot_dos in plots.o _draw_plot_bandos in plots.o ... "_dat_graph_set_x_title", referenced from: _draw_plot_band.part.0 in plots.o _draw_plot_energy in plots.o _draw_plot_force in plots.o _draw_plot_volume in plots.o _draw_plot_pressure in plots.o _draw_plot_dos in plots.o _draw_plot_bandos in plots.o ... "_dat_graph_set_y_title", referenced from: _draw_plot_band.part.0 in plots.o _draw_plot_energy in plots.o _draw_plot_force in plots.o _draw_plot_volume in plots.o _draw_plot_pressure in plots.o _draw_plot_dos in plots.o _draw_plot_bandos in plots.o ... "_dat_graph_toggle_xaxis", referenced from: _draw_plot_band.part.0 in plots.o _draw_plot_bandos in plots.o "_dat_graph_toggle_yaxis", referenced from: _draw_plot_dos in plots.o _draw_plot_bandos in plots.o "_graph_reset", referenced from: _vasp_out_reset in file_vasp.o "_graph_reset_data", referenced from: _vasp_xml_plot_energy in file_vasp.o _vasp_xml_update_plot_energy in file_vasp.o _uspex_graph_path_update in file_uspex.o _uspex_graph_comp_update in file_uspex.o _uspex_graph_best_redo in file_uspex.o "_graph_set_xticks", referenced from: _draw_plot_band.part.0 in plots.o _draw_plot_energy in plots.o _draw_plot_force in plots.o _draw_plot_volume in plots.o _draw_plot_pressure in plots.o _draw_plot_dos in plots.o _draw_plot_bandos in plots.o
Seems to me that plots.c in the makefile.src should be after the ifeq ($(USE_GUI), YES). However, it will still fail to link because there are plots in file_vasp.c and file_uspex.c @ovhpa Can the routines that plot in these files be moved to different files so that the file_ files don't do anything guid related?