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C by itself does not do graphics---for that you would need a toolkit such as GTK or Qt. Or maybe use C to generate the bitmaps and then use ImageMagick?
C by itself does not do graphics---for that you would need a toolkit such as GTK or Qt. Or maybe use C to generate the bitmaps and then use ImageMagick?
What kind of project is this for?
This is for aeronautics research that is the gif of flapping wings.
Tell us a bit more about your programming experience.
My hunch is that "generating dots" is not the hard part. There are probably some C libraries that can take you from an array to any of the more popular image formats.
I would think that the long pole would be getting the values into the array---i.e. the algorithm that takes you from the aerodynamic equations to the graphical representation.
Tell us a bit more about your programming experience.
My hunch is that "generating dots" is not the hard part. There are probably some C libraries that can take you from an array to any of the more popular image formats.
I would think that the long pole would be getting the values into the array---i.e. the algorithm that takes you from the aerodynamic equations to the graphical representation.
This pic is not my project, I found it while surfing. I was just curious about those dots.
Can you point me to some source where I can get more info about these dot stuffs in C and can you tell me the library used for this?.
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