Given data in a file that looks like this (iperf.dat):
0 893 890 963 960 960 962
2 881 881 936 943 946 938
4 892 860 941 944 938 942
6 880 878 945 943 942 941
8 872 868 936 941 943 934
10 878 881 944 942 941 945
12 881 867 943 938 940 944
14 884 877 939 940 942 942
16 868 879 941 941 944 938
18 882 895 942 943 937 942
20 883 885 937 944 946 943
22 891 888 940 943 937 942
24 897 878 942 939 947 941
26 883 866 946 938 935 938
28 887 883 943 941 945 947
30 881 877 941 944 946 936
32 896 875 940 840 934 949
34 883 888 939 928 945 937
36 875 892 932 939 944 941
38 871 882 941 941 940 943
40 897 886 940 947 938 943
42 889 894 940 936 943 938
44 897 885 940 947 944 943
46 887 892 949 936 940 945
48 891 879 940 942 937 936
50 883 893 935 942 944 946
52 892 884 941 942 945 937
54 897 899 940 944 943 943
56 890 891 941 940 936 944
58 886 883 948 941 941 940
Can use gnuplot to make a plot. First make a plot file (iperf.p) with the commands want:
set title "Iperf Tests"
set xlabel "Time (seconds)"
set ylabel "Mbps"
plot \
"iperf.dat" using 1:2 title 'uct3-edge2' with lines, \
"iperf.dat" u 1:3 t 'uct3-edge3' w lines, \
"iperf.dat" u 1:4 t 'uct3-edge4' w lines, \
"iperf.dat" u 1:5 t 'uct3-edge5' w lines, \
"iperf.dat" u 1:6 t 'uct3-edge6' w lines, \
"iperf.dat" u 1:7 t 'uct3-edge7' w lines
Start gnuplot and load the plotfile.
pong:Desktop maryh$ gnuplot
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System: Darwin 9.1.0
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Thomas Williams, Colin Kelley and many others
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Terminal type set to 'x11'
gnuplot> load 'iperf.p'
Resulting plot:
