Simplest C++ Line Drawing
From: Dave Farrance (DaveFarrance_at_OMiTTHiSyahooANDTHiS.co.uk)
Date: 04/03/05
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Date: Sun, 03 Apr 2005 10:31:15 GMT
What's the simplest way to pop open a window and do simple line drawing
in C or C++, with a program that can be compiled for Linux (with g++) or
for Windows (with mingw) ?
I often need to write programs for engineering number crunching which
are mostly text input/output, but sometimes I need to display the result
in a simple graphical form by drawing a few lines. I prefer to use a
language that can be used in Linux or Windows - because I like Linux,
but usually have to use Windows. I also have to allow for the
possibility that somebody else will want to refine my programs, so it
needs to be a language that'll probably be understood by a jobbing
programmer. I've used PERL/Tk, but the problem is that PERL has to be
installed on a Windows PC to run it, meaning that a very large package
needs to be installed just to run a simple program.
-- Dave Farrance
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