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How represent points in 3d?

Hi,
I have made a program in c++ that produces some points in a cubic space with
cordinate x y z.
I wanted to ask you if you know a library of the compiler of linux that
helps me to graphically represent these points in the space.
Waiting for one answer of yours
I thank you and I hand you
my regards

Francis
Jul 22 '05 #1
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"Francis il Mulo Parlante" <dj************@yahoo.it> wrote in message
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Hi,
I have made a program in c++ that produces some points in a cubic space with cordinate x y z.
I wanted to ask you if you know a library of the compiler of linux that
helps me to graphically represent these points in the space.
Waiting for one answer of yours
I thank you and I hand you
my regards

Have a look at OpenGL. It's cross-platform and also has its own
newsgroup at news://comp.graphics.api.opengl

hth
--
jb

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Jul 22 '05 #2

Francis il Mulo Parlante wrote:
Hi,
I have made a program in c++ that produces some points in a cubic space with
cordinate x y z.
I wanted to ask you if you know a library of the compiler of linux that
helps me to graphically represent these points in the space.


You could check out OpenGL (www.opengl.org). For an advanced C++ library
using OpenGL inside you could also take a look at OpenSceneGraph or
dozens of other open source graphics-libraries but that's probably a
little overdone just to display some points in 3d.

Jul 22 '05 #3

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