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* as simple as we can. Global variables and their defaults |
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* are defined below, and including "ray.h" declares these |
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* along with all the routines you are likely to need. First, |
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* assign the global variable progname to your argv[0], then |
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* change the rendering parameters as you like. If you have a set |
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* of option arguments you are working from, the getrenderopt(ac,av) |
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* assign the global variable progname by calling fixargv0(argv[0]), |
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* then change the rendering parameters as you like. If you have a |
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* set of option arguments you are working from, the getrenderopt() |
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* call should be very useful. Before tracing any rays, you |
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* must read in the octree with a call to ray_init(oct). |
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#include "pmapray.h" |
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char *progname = "unknown_app"; /* caller sets to argv[0] */ |
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