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From: peterk@foetus.sydney.sgi.com (Peter Kerney)
To: Michael Graff <explorer@vorpal.com>
Subject: Re: rayshade-4.1.0.tar.gz

This version of Rayshade has the zbuffer patches in it.
Unfortunately, the implementor of this chose to call the zbuffer 'zbuffer'.
This is quite a reasonable choice really.

BUT.... rayview uses the IrisGL call to the routine 'zbuffer' ......
Name collision, core dump.

I had to change all references to 'zbuffer' in the rayshade source to
'rszbuffer' to avoid the name collision.

FYI.

PS. Just putting my SGI RGB Image file support in now FYI.

On Aug 9,  4:28, Michael Graff wrote:
> Subject: rayshade-4.1.0.tar.gz
> This is an unofficial release of Rayshade, called 4.1 because of the
> new features included.  I expect there will be problems and such, and
> welcome patches and suggestions.
> 
> I have placed the file on 
> 	ftp://tbird.cc.iastate.edu/pub/rayshade/rayshade-4.1.0.tar.gz
> so grab it and make comments.  There is a lot of cleaning up to do yet,
> which I hope to do over the next few weeks between working and preparing
> for classes this semester.
> 
> Comments, bug fixes, suggestions, flames, and hard drives welcome.  :)
> 
> --Michael
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