I use VisualStudio, CBuilder or some other compiler (not MinGW/gcc). How can I link MathGL library?
There are 2 ways. First is use the precompiled binary (*.dll). In this case you should make libraries for yours compiler from *.dll and *.def files. The corresponding command may look like lib.exe /def:libmgl.def. But such way provide you only pure C functions, not C++ classes. The matter is that there is no standard for C++ functions naming in object files. The standard was accepted only for C functions. The second way is to compile the library from sources. MathGL library have some external dependencies (PNG, GSL, JPEG, TIFF, FLTK, GLUT, HDF5), but most of them is optional. Some libraries can be found here. But also you may exclude from the project the corresponding files to disable usage of JPEG, TIFF, FLTK, GLUT, HDF5 libraries. Also you may define NO_GSL at compilation stage for disabling GSL support. At this some special functions in formulas, Fourier transform and nonlinear fitting will be disabled also. For excluding PNG support just comment the body of functions mgl_pnga_save(
