On Mon, 22 Jan 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > as you can see i have only little knowledge of what all these
> > libraries are supposed to do. please fill in the gaps. having the
> > name of a maintainer with each library would be helpful.
>
> There's a page for 'official' extensions and targets in the forthcoming(?)
> site. Official means issued by the ggi team.
OK, here's the LibXMI info:
> I'd like to refer those with:
>
> - a shortname like those used for tarballs, (eg. libxmi)
LibXMI
> - a one-line summary,
A port of GNU LibXMI to the GGI extension system.
> - a longer description
LibXMI is a 2D graphics library. It supports a set of more
complex 2D drawing functions than the base LibGGI API does: polygons,
arcs, styled drawing/filling, logical sub-visual regions and per-pixel
shaders. The API is loosely based on Xlib.
> - a (list of?) maintainer(s) : name and email
Jon Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Christoph Egger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> - the last version number
v0.3.
> - the release date
Doesn't matter, just pick something in 2000....
> - optional comment on the last release
New: Accelerated X/Xlib display targets from Christoph.
> - url
None currently.
> - documentation. preferably in a 'standard' format (I suggest basic html 4)
None currently. Have a look at xmi/xmi.h.
Jon
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