plotting Graphs how to in C ?

V

Vivek

hi
i am doing a project on N/W mgmt systems using C language. i want to
know how to plot graphs in C language. ... there are packages (out of
the std's) available for this, such as :- GTK , QT ,OpenGL ... can
any body help me out with this ...
regards
Vivek
 
S

santosh

Vivek said:
hi
i am doing a project on N/W mgmt systems using C language. i want to
know how to plot graphs in C language. ... there are packages (out of
the std's) available for this, such as :- GTK , QT ,OpenGL ... can
any body help me out with this ...
regards
Vivek

Well, the various packages you've just mentioned should contain
sufficient documentation to get you up and running. Also try posting to
their respective mailing lists but do read any FAQs first.

Since this group is about ISO C, unless you show us some of your actual
C code, not much advice can be given. If your question is an
algorithmic one, comp.programming may be a better place to ask.

<OT>
If the implementation language is not relevant to the project, you
might want to take a look at langauges more suitable for this purpose
like S and Fortran
</OT>
 
D

dcorbit

santosh said:
Well, the various packages you've just mentioned should contain
sufficient documentation to get you up and running. Also try posting to
their respective mailing lists but do read any FAQs first.

Since this group is about ISO C, unless you show us some of your actual
C code, not much advice can be given. If your question is an
algorithmic one, comp.programming may be a better place to ask.

<OT>
If the implementation language is not relevant to the project, you
might want to take a look at langauges more suitable for this purpose
like S and Fortran
</OT>

Fortran does not contain graphics primitives either.
The graphics tools mentioned by the OP do not draw graphs.

Really, the best way to solve a tools question is a google request to
turn up stuff like this:
http://www.gnu.org/software/plotutils/

or a sourceforge search to turn up stuff like this:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gtb

I guess that neither of these things is really what the OP wants, but
the OP can search a lot better than we can, since only the OP knows the
actual requirements.
 

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