Hello,
no, QuantLib doesn't have any charting tool on its own. Personally I've been using its Python bindings with IPython notebook (or Jupyter, as it's called now) son I can't advise on available C++ tools...
Luigi
I'm still building Quantlib so at this stage I'm not sure about what I can do with it.
Does Quantlib have it's own charting tools for displaying charts or is there another C++ library I should use to interact with Quantlib output data?
I'm trying to set up my workstation so I can build some models and create some charts which can be integrated into my GUI applications using Fast Light Tool Kit (FLTK).
Thanks
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