please any heeeelp in draw equation in c only NOT c++

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i want a code only in c_language using fn called "DrawText" to draw an equation like (pow(x,3/x)+pow(x,0.5))/sin(x)
to be in mathematical forum ..support the root shape ..and the fraction line and the power...

Posted 27-Jun-11 15:00pm

spiderh

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Albert Holguin 27-Jun-11 21:23pm

I'm pretty sure I've seen this exact question before...

spiderh 27-Jun-11 21:30pm

where??

Albert Holguin 27-Jun-11 21:37pm

Maybe I'm just remembering this:
draw equation in mathmatically form and its graph[^]

Anyway, C and C++ are very similar... so if you find something very close to what you want/need... try converting it over... it really wouldn't be that hard.

Christian Graus 27-Jun-11 21:49pm

On the contrary, as C and C++ both have no support for drawing, if he finds a C++ example, odds are good it will use a C++ based library, such as MFC, which he can't access in C. Assuming he's even on a PC.

Albert Holguin 27-Jun-11 21:54pm

MFC is a WinAPI wrapper, you can make all the calls directly to the API. He's already attempting to use DrawText(), a WinAPI call.

Christian Graus 27-Jun-11 21:55pm

Oh, he added the reference to DrawText since my comment. Yes, that's true, but does he sound to you like the sort of person who can dig in to MFC source code and work out how to call the underlying APIs ?

Albert Holguin 27-Jun-11 22:18pm

lol, that's a different question...

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Jun-11 2:07am

Quite possible on many platform (but kind of silly to waste time on it, can you explain why?). Which one do you want to use?
--SA

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2011-06-27T15:02:00

Well, there's a few issues here. First of all, we're not here to do the work of people who don't try to do it themselves. Second, as the C language ( and also C++ ) have no support for any sort of drawing, what you want is impossible, without first telling us what platform you're using, what libraries will provide you with drawing functionality, etc. Based on the lack of research you've done, and your request to do all your work for you, and how difficult C is compared to C++ or even C#, I'd say you're in the wrong course, or, heaven forbid, the wrong job.