Graphing Functions in C [closed]

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Is there any library in C, that let me graph functions like sin, cos, tan, log, ln, exp.

Or which is the best way to do it?. Thanks.

Answer 1

I have used gnuplot with C before. It should satisfy what you are trying to do.

See here for information about gnuplot and C.

Answer 2

I've seen a library called EzWindows a while back, you can search it on google. There are also more advanced libraries like SDL or SFML for easy graphical design but I'm not sure if there is strictly a function to draw a graph alone.

Other then that I don't know about any other library strictly for math graphs, but you can always try making WinApi and draw it yourself.