What software would be a good suggestion?
-
Does someone know what might be a good software match to take information from an algorithm (something like a formula), and transpose it into a graph-like representation? IOW, on one side is an algorithm that produces information. On the other side is the need to have those information viewed in a graph-like manner. It's the suggested software I'm looking for that will bridge the two sides. Software could mean API's, Components, or anything that'll do the job. It doesn't have to be a full-blown product, and if it could animate, all the better! Thanks for any insight. :) William Fortes in fide et opere!
-
Does someone know what might be a good software match to take information from an algorithm (something like a formula), and transpose it into a graph-like representation? IOW, on one side is an algorithm that produces information. On the other side is the need to have those information viewed in a graph-like manner. It's the suggested software I'm looking for that will bridge the two sides. Software could mean API's, Components, or anything that'll do the job. It doesn't have to be a full-blown product, and if it could animate, all the better! Thanks for any insight. :) William Fortes in fide et opere!
I assume you're looking for something more than, say, a spreadsheet? Kevin
-
Does someone know what might be a good software match to take information from an algorithm (something like a formula), and transpose it into a graph-like representation? IOW, on one side is an algorithm that produces information. On the other side is the need to have those information viewed in a graph-like manner. It's the suggested software I'm looking for that will bridge the two sides. Software could mean API's, Components, or anything that'll do the job. It doesn't have to be a full-blown product, and if it could animate, all the better! Thanks for any insight. :) William Fortes in fide et opere!
Something like Graphviz, perhaps? http://www.research.att.com/sw/tools/graphviz/[^] - Mike
-
Something like Graphviz, perhaps? http://www.research.att.com/sw/tools/graphviz/[^] - Mike
Thanks for replying. I did follow-up from your suggestion, and after successfully downloading the files, unzipping them and loading them into a working directory, I was able to create a workspace and do a subsequent compile. There were some errors at first about not being able to find percompiled headers, which after indicating that they were not going to be used, produced 0 errors, 59 warnings. All but three of those warnings were for the same reason, "unknown pragma", pointing to the statement "#pragma prototyped". Of the other three warnings, two, I believed were significant for which I have already reported them to the authors, and I'm currently awaiting their response. Interesting however, is that even though no errors were returned from recompiling the program, no ".exe" file was created. Consequently, I was not able to run the program to see how it would perform. That's where matters stand at this time. Thanks again for your suggestion. :) William Fortes in fide et opere!
-
Something like Graphviz, perhaps? http://www.research.att.com/sw/tools/graphviz/[^] - Mike
Were you able to get the software compiled and running? I have not! I did get a response from that earlier message I had sent the authors, in which the person did not address the issues I had informed him about, but confessed that they were not Windows experts, and suggested I run the binary version of the product to see how it works and to use. :( William Fortes in fide et opere!