I'm looking for a C version of a polygon clipper (2D is OK).
Are the sources listed in "Graphics Gems" edited by Andrew Glassner
available somewhere by ftp?
by Richard M. Kooli » Sun, 24 Jan 1993 06:38:35
I'm looking for a C version of a polygon clipper (2D is OK).
Are the sources listed in "Graphics Gems" edited by Andrew Glassner
available somewhere by ftp?
by Steve Lamo » Sun, 24 Jan 1993 07:08:36
From the FAQ:Quote:>I'm looking for a C version of a polygon clipper (2D is OK).
>Are the sources listed in "Graphics Gems" edited by Andrew Glassner
>available somewhere by ftp?
All C code from the "Graphics Gems" series is available via anonymous ftp
from princeton.edu. Look in the directory pub/Graphics/GraphicsGems for
the various volumes (Gems, GemsII, GemsIII), and get the README file first.
spl
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