XYPLOT is an extensible plotting and data analysis program for use by students, teachers, scientists, and engineers. It may be used to display the results of experiments or calculations within an interactive graphical environment. Fast plotting and a myriad of data manipulation, annotation, and analysis features make XYPLOT an invaluable tool for visualizing and working with data.

XYPLOT build and installation instructions are provided in the user's manual, located within the doc/ folder of the package. On Linux systems, executable(s) may be built from the source files using freely available GNU development tools (assembler, C and C++ compilers) and with X Windows and Motif development files and libraries.

On Windows systems, users do not need to build from source -- a prebuilt Win32 executable, xypw32.exe, is provided in the bin/ folder. The Win32 executable will also run on a Linux system using the Windows emulator, Wine.

The Windows executable may also be built completely from source using the freely available Digital Mars C++ compiler and libraries. If you are a programmer and wish to modify and assemble the assembly language portion of the source code, vm32.asm, you will also need the A386 assembler.