C++ Charts

[ted]

I want to make charts using C++ of stock prices, C++ does not have that
capabilty, is there a library or other code that I can get to make
charts?

 

[Matthew Burgess]

I want to make charts using C++ of stock prices, C++ does not have
that capabilty, is there a library or other code that I can get to
make charts?

Try
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=C+++Graph+Library

 

[John Harrison]

I want to make charts using C++ of stock prices, C++ does not have that
capabilty, is there a library or other code that I can get to make
charts?

Please see my reply to your earlier message, please show a little patience,
please don't post off topic to comp.lang.c++, please show a little more
resourcefulness.

Have a nice day.

john

 

[ted]

Sorry John, I am new to programming C++ and I don't know exactly how
newsgroups work, not to mention what an off topic is, I thouhgt I could ask
any question about C++ here and that would be O.K. I don't know the
difference between comp.lang.c++ and C++ ? Or why it would be off topic.
Still learning.

 

[John Harrison]

Sorry John, I am new to programming C++ and I don't know exactly how
newsgroups work, not to mention what an off topic is, I thouhgt I could ask
any question about C++ here and that would be O.K. I don't know the
difference between comp.lang.c++ and C++ ? Or why it would be off topic.
Still learning.

This is a good introduction to comp.lang.c++,
http://www.slack.net/~shiva/welcome.txt

Obviously any discussion group has to have a topic of disucssion, but many
first time posters don't take the trouble to find out what that is (just
reading the group for a day or two would tell you). In particular we get
many questions from people that are really asking about programming the
Windows operating system, not about the C++ language
(is one place for them). Also where
can I find some code to do such and such, (like your question) is not really
about the C++ *language*, even though you are looking for C++ code. There
might be a group for that but google is the best place I think.

As you are a newbie you will doubtless have many questions about the C++
language in the future, you're welcome to post them any time. For questions
that are on topic, this group is about a good a place as you'll find for
getting your questions answered.

john

 

[Kevin Goodsell]

Sorry John, I am new to programming C++ and I don't know exactly how
newsgroups work, not to mention what an off topic is, I thouhgt I could ask
any question about C++ here and that would be O.K. I don't know the
difference between comp.lang.c++ and C++ ? Or why it would be off topic.
Still learning.

That's why you should have read the welcome message. It's posted twice a
week or so with the words "Read this before posting" in the subject.
This is common in newsgroups.

http://www.slack.net/~shiva/welcome.txt

comp.lang.c++ is a newsgroup for the discussion of the C++ language as
defined by the C++ standard. This excludes specific implementations of
C++ (VC++, Borland C++, GCC, etc.) and specific non-standard libraries
(Windows API, MFC, etc.).

-Kevin

 

[one2001boy]

I want to make charts using C++ of stock prices, C++ does not have that
capabilty, is there a library or other code that I can get to make
charts?

You may take a look at SoftIntegration Cross platform C++
graphical library.

http://www.softintegration.com/products/silib/graphlib/