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I am doing research with the graphs of binary heaps, and could really use an effective library that can graph binary heaps.

I have found a couple different pieces of software (not libraries) that can do this, but some had display problems with large numbers of elements and others could not handle large numbers of elements at all.

I would prefer to deal with either C or Java, but as much as I've been looking, I won't be awfully upset if I have to use another language.

Thanks for reading.

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I like AT&T's graphviz. There's a simple Java API that makes it easy to embed into Java programs.

duffymo
This looks absolutely wonderful.Thanks so much.
Zéychin
Why not vote the answer up as well?
duffymo
I am unable to do so.I require at least 15 reputation to do so, though I do very much believe that you deserve it.
Zéychin
Sorry, I guess I've forgotten how the site works. More importantly, how did the solution work out for you? Did you get a nice graph? I love the fact that graphviz has an easy API and lays out the graph in an "optimal" way without any effort on my part. I'm a lazy guy....
duffymo
I can tell that the graph will be wonderful, but is based on some highly-complicated Mathematical constraints that will take me some time to develop.The couple times that I tried out very small samples of my data set, it worked perfectly. Thank you very much.
Zéychin
I'm very glad to hear it. Best of luck with your work.
duffymo