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From: jonson@opus.megatek.uucp (Henrik Jonson)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics
Subject: Wanted: graphics subroutine library for PC
Keywords: graphics, software
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Date: 18 Sep 89 20:17:44 GMT
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I'm interested in a Microsoft C compatible subroutine library
that will perform "simple" 2D (or 3D) viewing and animation of
wire-frame objects on monochrome PC/AT screen.
Public domain best, cheap commercial OK.

I'm familiar with the Microsoft "graphics.lib" but would like
something just a bit more robust (viewpoint, world to viewport mapping,
translation, scale, rotation, etc. )

I'm familiar with graphics concepts in general; I just don't want to
re-invent the wheel in regard to PC screen I/O.

Any relevant suggestion and/or comments about, and possibly contents of,
things like the Greenleaf, et al, functions/libraries would (also)
be appreciated.

Thanks in advance (hj).