gtkGLGraph 1.0

gtkGLGraph is a library developed by wettoad that provides a simple and easy-to-use interface for creating and displaying OpenGL-based graphs within GTK applications.

To install gtkGLGraph, you can follow the installation instructions provided in the official documentation. It typically involves downloading the library, compiling it, and linking against it in your application.

gtkGLGraph primarily supports C/C++ programming languages as it is designed to work within GTK applications which are commonly written in these languages. However, it may be possible to use gtkGLGraph with other programming languages that have GTK bindings.

gtkGLGraph is specifically designed to work with GTK and relies on its API for integration. It may not be directly compatible with other GUI frameworks. However, depending on the framework and the language bindings available, it might be possible to create wrappers or adaptors to bridge between gtkGLGraph and other GUI frameworks.

gtkGLGraph is designed to work on multiple platforms including Linux, Windows, and macOS. The library itself is cross-platform, but please verify the specific platform requirements and dependencies outlined in the documentation for your desired usage scenario.

gtkGLGraph is optimized to handle large datasets efficiently by utilizing underlying OpenGL capabilities such as vertex buffers and shaders. However, the actual performance of rendering large datasets may also depend on factors such as the graphics hardware being used and the complexity of the graph rendering.

Yes, gtkGLGraph supports real-time updates of data. You can dynamically update the graph by modifying the underlying data and calling appropriate methods or functions provided by the library. This enables real-time visualizations and animations of data.

Yes, gtkGLGraph provides various options for customizing the appearance of graphs. You can modify attributes such as colors, line widths, markers, labels, and axes to achieve the desired visual representation. Additionally, it is also possible to create custom shaders for more advanced effects.

Yes, gtkGLGraph comes with comprehensive documentation that includes examples, tutorials, and API references. The documentation should help you get started with using gtkGLGraph effectively and serves as a valuable resource throughout your development process.

Yes, gtkGLGraph is an open-source project released under the MIT License. This allows users to freely use, modify, and distribute the library in accordance with the license terms.