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From: kbrussel@ml.media.mit.edu (Kenneth B Russell)
Subject: Re: Scheme Graphics
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In article <4hptuc$4ut@ftp.ee.vill.edu> lblatchf@monet.vill.edu writes:
>In search of sources of information on writing graphics programs
>in Scheme, possibly in an object-oriented framework.  Can anyone offer
>any books/articles/web sites that might be useful?

If you have access to Silicon Graphics workstations, you can use Ivy,
a Scheme binding for Open Inventor. Open Inventor is an object-
oriented 3D graphics toolkit written in C++, and the Scheme interface
allows the same syntax to be used for both Inventor and Scheme-native
objects. Ivy is available from
http://www-white.media.mit.edu/~kbrussel/Ivy.

A course on Open Inventor which uses Scheme as its programming
language is on the web at
http://cgw96.www.media.mit.edu/courses/cgw96.


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