File Tree Index

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• ./balls.c - a demonstration of objects
• ./beer.c - A Present for Eric
• ./circtxt.c - display all the hershey fonts and demonstrate textang
• ./cube.c - draw spinning cube
• ./curves.c - using curves
• ./getstr.c - Test the getting of strings in graphics mode.
• ./jtext.c - demonstrate still more features of text
• ./lcube.c - draw cube and sample and track mouse
• ./licosa.c - draw regular solid and track mouse
• ./loc.c - a routine to demonstrate using locator.
• ./lstyles.c - A program showing basic line styles.
• ./lwidth.c - line thickness tests */
• ./moretxt.c - draw a grid in the middle of the screen
• ./objvws.c - Demonstrate just how much you can put in an object
• ./patches.c - Draws patches of various bases
• ./poly.c - An array of points for a polygon
• ./shapes.c - This program shows some of the simple primitives.
• ./showg.c - this program will read geometry files in the off format.
• ./simple.c - show basic line drawing, text and (if applicable) color
• ./teapot.c - Draws Newell's Teapot as a heap of Bezier surface patches.
• ./tetra.c - Demonstrate a rotating translating tetrahedron.
• ./trivial.c - the basic test program for a driver
• ./views.c - various combinations of viewing and projection transformations
• ./world.c - show perspective, objects, software text

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• Created: Thu Dec 13 20:16:59 EST 2007