Hi all,
i am new to Latex.
I want to know do there existing some LATEX LIB that allow me to generate a image of customized equations in C++ environment?
Thank you.
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Is there any C++ LATEX Lib?
The only one I know of is mimeTeX, but you'll have to tweak the code because it was designed to create an executable which would run as a CGI program for generating web pages. It may take some effort to extract bits of the code to be used as functions or libraries for use with C++. And the images don't look all that great.
There is a fairly good Java library for LaTeX called JLaTeXMath, and you could use the Java Native Interface (JNI) to have its classes be available to your C++ program. One nice thing is that it is self-contained; in particular it doesn't require LaTeX to be installed. Using JNI is very straightforward and might be the best way to go for your purposes.
There is a fairly good Java library for LaTeX called JLaTeXMath, and you could use the Java Native Interface (JNI) to have its classes be available to your C++ program. One nice thing is that it is self-contained; in particular it doesn't require LaTeX to be installed. Using JNI is very straightforward and might be the best way to go for your purposes.
Re: Is there any C++ LATEX Lib?
Hi,
A very easy way to call Java from C++ is to use GIWS (it is intensively used in Scilab):
http://forge.scilab.org/index.php/p/giws/
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A very easy way to call Java from C++ is to use GIWS (it is intensively used in Scilab):
http://forge.scilab.org/index.php/p/giws/
Calixte