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Resources Resources such as URLs, programs, etc. related to this course can be found here. .NET The latest .NEt version is installed in the labs. For home use you can use any C/C++ compiler, e.g. the free Visual Studio 2008 Express Edition or g++ under Linux. If you use any other software than .NET please test your assignments in the lab before submission. Also we can't offer support/tutorials for other compilers. OpenGL/GLU Microsoft OpenGL/GLU libraries and header files: opengl95.exe OpenGL/GLU manual: indexOpenGLManual.html ( also available as download GLandGLU_man_pages.zip) OpenGL v.1.3 specification: OpenGL_spec_1_3.pdf OpenGL Examples (from the OpenGL Programming Guide): Available as .NET solution OpenGL_ExamplesNET.zip, as VS 6.0 workspace OpenGL_ExamplesVS6.zip or as individual source files OpenGL_ExamplesSourceFiles.zip. Nate Robin's OpenGL tutorials illustrate important OpenGL concepts (such as transformations, projection and lighting) with example programs GLUT GLUT libraries and header files (compatible with opengl32 and glu32). Originally written by Mark Kilgard, ported to Win32 (Windows 95,98,Me,NT,2000,XP) by Nate Robins: glut-3_7_6-bin.zip GLUT manual (ps-files): indexGLUTManual.html ( also available as download GLUT_man_pages.zip) GLUT manual: online HTML files at opengl.org web site GLUT v.3 specification: glut-3-spec.pdf ANSI C DEC C Language manual (contains all ANSI C constructs and some DEC specific extensions): DEC C Language manual ANSI C Standard Library: Available from DEC C documentation or Ross Richardson [and here is an outside reference (apparently there are problems accessing uni resources from outside)] C++ Thinking in C++, Copyright (c) 2000, Bruce Eckel (http://www.BruceEckel.com). The following two links are local copies for use in this class only: Volume 1: Contents Volume 2: Contents Some notes for Java programmers who are learning C++ Some notes comparing C++ and Java (mostly for C++ programmers who are learning Java)	Jump to Quick links Index Course Page People Christof's Lectures Patrice's Lectures Burkhard's Lectures Tutorials Assignments Tests and Exams Resources Archive Handbook Personal Portal Forums Cheating Policy Search:
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