creating mathematical graphics?

[Carl]

Hi, I am studying C++ right now. I am interested in creating my own
mathematical software. Do you have any suggestions on the libraries or
std libraries that I can use to creat very simple graphics for functions
like y=x or y=x^2?
It is better that I can use some simple libraries or small libraries
since I don't want to spend too much time for just understanding the
library.
Thank you very much, and have a good day.

 

[Thomas Matthews]

Hi, I am studying C++ right now. I am interested in creating my own
mathematical software. Do you have any suggestions on the libraries or
std libraries that I can use to creat very simple graphics for functions
like y=x or y=x^2?
It is better that I can use some simple libraries or small libraries
since I don't want to spend too much time for just understanding the
library.
Thank you very much, and have a good day.

Graphics are a platform specific issue and depend heavily on
your platform and compiler. You need to seek out the experts
in a newsgroup dedicated to your platform or compiler. See the
FAQ and Welcome.txt links below for more information.

See also

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Other sites:
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http://www.sgi.com/tech/stl -- Standard Template Library

 

[Kevin Goodsell]

Graphics are a platform specific issue and depend heavily on
your platform and compiler. You need to seek out the experts
in a newsgroup dedicated to your platform or compiler. See the
FAQ and Welcome.txt links below for more information.

See also

You *could* create your own graphical output (portably) by writing it to
an image file, though. I've actually done this quite a bit. The ppm file
format happens to be quite easy to deal with, and quite widely supported
by image manipulation, viewing, and conversion apps.

-Kevin

 

[Alf P. Steinbach]

Hi, I am studying C++ right now. I am interested in creating my own
mathematical software. Do you have any suggestions on the libraries or
std libraries that I can use to creat very simple graphics for functions
like y=x or y=x^2?
It is better that I can use some simple libraries or small libraries
since I don't want to spend too much time for just understanding the
library.

There are many free cross-platform graphics libraries.

None of them are "standard".

I haven't used any of them, but take a look at e.g. http://www.vtk.org/.

 

[mjm]

Hi, I am studying C++ right now. I am interested in creating my own
mathematical software. Do you have any suggestions on the libraries or
std libraries that I can use to creat very simple graphics for functions
like y=x or y=x^2?
It is better that I can use some simple libraries or small libraries
since I don't want to spend too much time for just understanding the
library.
Thank you very much, and have a good day.

Check out gnu plotutils.

 

[Chris Theis]

There are many free cross-platform graphics libraries.

None of them are "standard".

I haven't used any of them, but take a look at e.g. http://www.vtk.org/.

IMHO the OP might be better off checking out libraries/utilities like
gnuplot and whatever else there is. VTK is a full blown visualization
toolkit intended for image manipulation & 3D graphics. Having to build a
rendertree just to get a simple 2D graph might be too time consuming.

Cheers
Chris