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Author: Brian Erwin
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 01:54

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     O'Reilly & Associates has just published the first programming 
and reference manuals for PEXlib, the full-featured 3-D graphics 
application programming interface that is wholly native to the X 
Window System.

     PEXlib Programming Manual
     by Tom Gaskins
     1154 pages
     ISBN 1-56592-028-7
     $44.95

     PEXlib Reference Manual
     edited by O'Reilly & Associates
     ISBN 1-56592-029-5
     $39.95

     PEXlib Programming Manual combines a thorough and gentle tutorial
approach with with numerous programming examples and a library of 
helpful utility routines.  The table of contents includes:

     PEX Concepts
     Using PEXlib with X Toolkits
     Color
     Line Primitives and Attributes and Area Primitives and Attributes
     Marker and Cell Array
     B-spline Curves and Surfaces
     Bundled Attributes
     Modeling and Viewing
     Double Buffering
     Structures
     Lighting, Shading, and Depth Cueing
     Hidden Line and Hidden Surface Removal
     Renderers
     Lookup Tables
     The Name Set, Filters, and Searching
     Picking
     Fonts and International Text
     Error Handling and Determining a Server's Features
     PEX Extensions

     These and other O'Reilly Books are available through bookstores or
directly from the publisher.  For a list of our overseas distributors or
US bookstores, FAX (707/829-0104), phone (707/829-0515 or 800/998-9938
in US or Canada), or writing O'Reilly & Associates, 103 Morris St.,
Sebastopol, CA 95472, USA.
-- 
Brian Erwin, brian@ora.com
Public Relations, O'Reilly & Associates
103A Morris Street, Sebastopol CA 95472
707-829-0515, Fax 707-829-0104

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