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kevin@neuron.arc.nasa.gov (Kevin Montgomery) writes:

> Howdy- I'm looking for some way to run GL code on a PC and I heard that
> VOGL can map onto X, PC junk, etc.  (please don't ask why I need to do this-
> it's painful to even have to ask about it)  I checked around sgi.com and
> didn't find it- does anyone know where VOGL should be or any other GL-mapping
> libraries that might help?  (I wouldn't be surprised if some smart company
> was taking the OpenGL code and porting it to a PC to make tons of $$$, BTW)...

oooops, try:

ftp.uu.net                      137.39.1.9, 192.48.96.9
		/graphics/vogle/vort.tar.Z      Ray tracer and support tools.
                /graphics/vogle/vogle.tar.Z     3D device independent graphics
                                                library.
                /graphics/vogle/vopl.tar.Z      2d plotting library written in
                                                the above.
                /graphics/vogle/vogl.tar.Z      SGI GL subset library - also
                                                device independent, based on
                                                VOGLE.
                /graphics/vogle/hershey.tar.Z   Hershey font library for SGI
                                                GL, included in VOGL.

gondwana.ecr.mu.oz.au           128.250.70.62
		/pub/vogle.tar.Z                3D device independent graphics
						library.
		/pub/vopl.tar.Z			2d plotting library written in
						the above.
		/pub/vogl.tar.Z			SGI GL subset library - also
						device independent, based on
						VOGLE.

swedishchef.lerc.nasa.gov	139.88.54.33
		/libraries			vogl, vogle, vopl, ...

Thanks to billh@sgi.com for the ftp-list..

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