Someone can suggest me a good, free, easy to use library for c++ that allow to draw a mathematical function in a window for microsoft windows? (e.g. the parabola x^2+5x+3=0)
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I created a tool to plot graphics and published it several hours ago.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xD080qQVaD8&feature=youtu.be
https://github.com/burlachenkok/plotter_plusplus
To use this tool you can use desktop computer to show graphics.
Your target project can be run anywhere in any language in any platform - to update graphics just send data over the network.
Another wxWidgets-based option is wxArt2D, It has got tons of good features for drawing mathematical functions as curves, like you could easily pass this y=140*cos(x/20) + 80*cos(x*2/20) + 40*cos(x*4/20)" to a curve object and it will get drawn, it's amazing! Check out these screenshots there are some curves drawn by equations in string format!