www.xplot.org
The program xplot was written in the late 1980s to support the
analysis of TCP packet traces. This work is described in
MIT/LCS/TR-494.
Downloads of the program xplot are available here.
The most recent complete release is
xplot-0.90.tar.gz but it has trouble supporting color on modern
hardware.
The problem with colors is fixed in an interim release
xplot-0.90.7.tar.gz but the
interim release does not include the demo.* files. If you need the
demo files to test your xplot or to see examples of the input file
format, get the version 0.90 .tar.gz also.
Gcc-3.3 has dropped support for multi-line string literals.
This patch to
version 0.90.7 creates version 0.90.7.1 which can be compiled with
gcc-3.3.
If you are getting started, I recommend that you use
xplot-0.90.7.1.tar.gz and
that you get the demo files that are distributed in the (larger) 0.90
.tar.gz file.
Now that I've got this xplot.org site, I'll try to provide a little
more support and some new releases. Watch this space for updates.
Send gentle prods and words of encouragement to shep at xplot.org.