Junpei wrote:
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> I need recommendations for a scientific app I'm making, here's what i
> need, in order of importance
> 1) Strong/Complete 2d/3d plotting widgets for both data and functions
> 2) Realtime 2d-plotting
> 3) cross platform across X and win32
> 4) free/cheap
> 5) minimalistic
>
> I've used wxWindows for non-technical programs and thought it was
> pretty good, but the built in plot widget (wxPlotWindow) sucks. Qt
> seems to have 1-3 but the the licensing fees scares me. are there any
> less-famous toolkits I should be looking at?[/color]
* VTK - visualization toolkit, with bindings for C++ and Python
* Cern Root - weird but endlessly featurized & introspective
http://root.cern.ch
Some assembly required, but it provides many end-user features by default.
* This is a cheap Mathematica wannabe:
http://www.c2.com/cgi/wiki?SciLab
* And there's always GnuPlot.
* There's also BLT, with a good Python wrapper. It comes with Python
MegaWidgets.
BLT has the most programmable features and the fewest automatic end-user
features.
BTW what the f*** does this question have to do with the C++ programming
language? All those packages come with bindings for much easier languages.
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