[abhijeet_mails]

How I can write a program for DFS/BFS using graph in C Programming ? Help; thanks in advance.

[sunilreddy1212]

================================================== ======= Write a program that reads a file with 2 columns: - time in minutes for the x axis - value (e.g. temperature, heart freq.) for the y axis Plot the last m minutes, the y axis shall have a range from min... max. Start with parameter values m=5, speed s=1, min=20, max=120. After m=5 minutes, the graphical display shall plot the curve of the last 5 minutes. In other words, you have to implement a sliding window with a 5 minute history. This way of displaying measurements is common for many medical instruments. The speed s is useful for testing, 1=real time, 10=10 times faster. To implement the real time behaviour, you have to let the program wait the time interval between two values. The time interval is not constant. Any OO programming languages and any graphical
libraries are fine, as long as they are available for Windows and Linux. Examples are Java, C++, QT, SDL, TCL/TK, Flash, NET/mono. A good documentation is required, so that other students are able to understand and re-use your code in future exercises. Please licence the result under the GPL3 licence so that your code may be legally re-used and modified later. See GNU General Public License - GNU Project - Free Software Foundation (FSF) The program is accepted if you submit it with source code, program documentation (about 2 pages) and a readme file that explains how to compile and successfully run your program on either the Citrix Windows server or the sisyphos Linux server at the university. The program will be rejected if it does not work as described in the readme file. If you use literature or parts of other code or software packages, specify the references and source of this code. A sample file looks like this (lines 1.. 3 are always comments):
-------8<-------cut-here-------8<------- Logfile of program temperature_monitor.cpp Temp sensor #42, range 30.. 60 degrees Celsius 2007-06-21 20:30 0.017737 45.2 0.045122 42.7 0.073591 43.1 [... ] -------8<-------cut-here-------8<------- You can download the test data file here: http://alf42.dyndns.org/oost/temp_testdata_2007-06-21 An axample how the output can look like is here: http://alf42.dyndns.org/oost/tempera...am_example.gif