Re: Announce: release of gnuplot version 4.2.4

sfeam wrote:
>                    GNUPLOT VERSION 4.2.4
>             ===================================

I have problems to install gp424 from source. I've tried to compile it 
via the usual commands

../configure --prefix=$HOME/gnuplot_local
make
make install

into a local directory gnuplot_local (to avoid a mix-up with possibly 
existing libraries in the system folders). I got the error messages

/bin/sh /Users/ingothies/gnuplot-4.2.4/missing --run makeinfo -I. 
../gnuplot.texi --no-split --output=gnuplot.info
../gnuplot.texi:10582: Cross reference to nonexistent node `origin' 
(perhaps incorrect sectioning?).
../gnuplot.texi:10076: Cross reference to nonexistent node `origin' 
(perhaps incorrect sectioning?).
../gnuplot.texi:9734: Cross reference to nonexistent node `origin' 
(perhaps incorrect sectioning?).
../gnuplot.texi:9513: Cross reference to nonexistent node `origin' 
(perhaps incorrect sectioning?).
../gnuplot.texi:9502: Cross reference to nonexistent node `origin' 
(perhaps incorrect sectioning?).
../gnuplot.texi:9493: Cross reference to nonexistent node `origin' 
(perhaps incorrect sectioning?).
../gnuplot.texi:9476: Cross reference to nonexistent node `origin' 
(perhaps incorrect sectioning?).
../gnuplot.texi:9474: Cross reference to nonexistent node `origin' 
(perhaps incorrect sectioning?).
../gnuplot.texi:7413: Cross reference to nonexistent node `origin' 
(perhaps incorrect sectioning?).
../gnuplot.texi:4870: Cross reference to nonexistent node `origin' 
(perhaps incorrect sectioning?).
../gnuplot.texi:4851: Cross reference to nonexistent node `origin' 
(perhaps incorrect sectioning?).
../gnuplot.texi:4840: Cross reference to nonexistent node `origin' 
(perhaps incorrect sectioning?).
../gnuplot.texi:3459: Cross reference to nonexistent node `origin' 
(perhaps incorrect sectioning?).
../gnuplot.texi:3131: Cross reference to nonexistent node `origin' 
(perhaps incorrect sectioning?).
makeinfo: Removing output file `gnuplot.info' due to errors; use --force 
to preserve.
make[1]: *** [gnuplot.info] Error 1
make: *** [install-recursive] Error 1

(linebreaks are from copy&pasting into the Thunderbird compose window)

Is Gnuplot expecting any existing system libraries that, of course, are 
not in the local folder? Or what might have caused this error? However, 
the CVS version compiles without problems (also in a local folder).

-- 
Gruß,
       Ingo