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CRender: Example program in NorthC 1.3

  This directory contains a simple three-dimensional rendering program, 
the subdirectory "objects" contains the description files for a set of 
objects the program "CRender" displays them.

NOTE  To make the program in this directory you will have to have a set of 
Amiga include files.  See the documentation on the other disk for how to 
get hold of them.

  To display the object pass it as an argument to the "CRender" program, 
for example to display the "cube" object you should type

    CRender objects/cube.dat

after a short delay the program will start to slowly spin the object on 
the screen.

  The set of objects that have been created so far are

    ball.dat
    tetra.dat
    oct.dat
    boat.dat
    cube.dat
    try.dat

the only complex one is "boat.dat", notice that the pattern on the sail 
looks different from each side.

  The program uses a simple requester to control the view of the object, 
and uses matrix manipulation to display the solid object.

  This program is provided as an example of a non trivial program to steal 
ideas from, as such I have attempted to provide more documentation than 
would otherwise be the case.  The documentation outlines the theory behind 
the program rather than the fine details, those can be obtained from a 
study of the code.

  There are two documentation files

    Makefile.doc - the Makefile
    render.doc   - the render.c file
    aif.doc      - the aif.c file

if you think I cannot count you have not read "aif.doc".