Desktop application that let's you visualise mathematical functions.

1. Set-up
2. Features
3. Technologies/Concepts

Please make sure you have GNU Make and MingGW on your computer.
You can follow this tutorial.

Note: MinGW is also called GCC/G++, so the tutorial covers it all.

After you install them and add them to path, run the following:

    # installs all dependencies and set-up the build enviroment
    make set-up
    ...
    # may take a while, as the SFML library will be compiled for your version of MinGW
    ... 
    # compiles the actual source code into a binary
    make all
    # done !

• Supports 10 functions at 60FPS
• Create breakpoints on the graph
• Set function intervals
• Calculates integrals on a given interval
• Calculates local and global maxima/minima
• Supports zooming in/zooming out

• C++ 17 with SFML and tinyfiledialog libraries
• Graph calculation uses reverse polish notation to create an array of function pointers that represent the order of calculation
• Equation rendering is CPU accelerated, using half of the threads of your current PC at maximum.