Very Computer

I have a simple C++ program that moves objects around a defined area. I'd
like to add graphics to this so I could see the objects moving.

Unfortunately I don't have any graphics programming experiance so I was
hoping for some advice as to which library or tool kit might be good to
use for this.

My only requirements would be a box that could display small objects
(circle, square, x, doesn't really matter) and could update there position
based on x,y coordinates. Labling the objects would be cool too, though
not entirely necessary.

Thanks,
Steve.

If you are using C++, you may be more comfortable with Qt, which is written
in C++. Gtk+ is C, although there is a C++ wrapper available. Motif/Lesstif
is also C, with available wrappers.

Either QtDesigner or Glade (Gtk+) will let you do an interactive layout
without getting into the API too deeply, if you just want to see things
moving and aren't interested in doing a lot of GUI programming.