please tell me any library for graph, or maybe clang inbuilt one

[frosty basalt]

can someone please tell me any C++ library for graphs, or maybe if there's any Clang library then please do tell?
also If you know what library (or other word) generally most people use for graphs then do tell me.

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[urban current]

Depends on what the needs you have are

[jade sage]

Boost::graph maybe

[lusty steeple]

Often people use graph databases for graph data

one benefit of which is it can be used by any language

[urban current]

Yeah, just really depends on requirements here

[frosty basalt]

but they do install libraries for it right?

[frosty basalt]

thanks, i will search about it

[lusty steeple]

I mean the libraries usually come seperate

[frosty basalt]

uff so there's no inbuilt

in clang

[lusty steeple]

clang is a compiler, not a series of libraries

there is no graph container/datatype in the C++ standard, no

[frosty basalt]

sry 😭 . i mean the c++, or whatever i installed

[frosty basalt]

i see

[lusty steeple]

I mean whether you want a library or a database will depend on your requirements, which you haven't really shared

but yea boost's graph library would probably be the "baseline" example of a library, though it has a high learning curve

[frosty basalt]

yaa mb i'm searching for a sample

[frosty basalt]

and do you know much about gnuplot-iostream ?

if it

it it's easier then boost's graph and matplot

btw atm i need to make a visual picture

showing heat. with colours

[lusty steeple]

when you say graph

do you mean a chart

this is considered a graph

[frosty basalt]

the numerical solutions of a partial differential equation, namely, the heat equation in 1+1 dimensions.

[lusty steeple]

generally, without context

yea you are looking to plot charts

not a graph

[frosty basalt]

okay i should really first find a sample so i can show you. and not this graph btw. i mean x vs y types

[lusty steeple]

I would strongly recommend something like python matplotlib

[lusty steeple]

yes and I am telling you that most programmers will not read "graph" to mean a chart

[frosty basalt]

like this type

not exactly

just the vertical rectangle color showing. of heat vs (smth)

[frosty basalt]

got ya

[lusty steeple]

okay, why are you using C++ for this?

this is very much a "use a better language for this kind of thing" like python's matplotlib

[frosty basalt]

i don't know any other langs. other people in class are using python for this

[lusty steeple]

there's a good reason for that

[frosty basalt]

yaa probably

[lusty steeple]

gnuplot-cpp / gnuplot-iostream seems fine if you already know how to use gnuplot

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feels like it's not a bot. anyway i will type solved in some more mins. it's only been 30 mins

[jade sage]

cant you do this in matplotlib?

https://syeilendrapramuditya.wordpress.com/2024/01/08/heatmap-plot-in-python/

[untold edge]

FYI matplotlib is available for C++ as well if that's your jam

[frosty basalt]

thank you everyone for answering

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