That is good, I never asked for a lecture anywhere. If anything, I asked for some terms I could use in Google. A mantra or some such concept I guess.
I also asked for text books and white papers. No where did I ask for a lecture. I even flat out stated many times that what you were to explain would be too long for an email to fit, so the idea that I would be asking for a lecture is ludicrous. Now then, rather than saying this obvious statement, how about you just tell me some google search mantra to use (as really, my mind is blank for any keywords I could use that would get me anything meaningful), a set of text books, or maybe a white paper? I do not appreciate feeling like I am being talked down to. It is also statements like this below, that make me think you are disregarding my suggestions, as, if you were not disregarding them, you would have just gave those text book titles, or some keywords to search with, or at the very least a basic white paper. Had it been some standard of programming, I could attack ISO, RFC, Working Draft, Recommendation, Best Practices, Primer or Howto to something like "GPU". In this case, I do not expect any of those to work. Now then, please, stop talking to me like a fool, and blantantly disregarding stuff I have asked for, and brushing me off as somebody expecting a lecture over a mailing list--or some such retarded notion you have gotten into what I am asking for here. Thank you ~Katrina On Friday, June 18, 2010 05:58:37 am Bob Somers wrote: > Katrina, I'm not giving lectures on computer graphics here. Google has > all the information you asked for. If you'd like, I can also recommend > some graphics textbooks which would clear things up _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: http://list.valvesoftware.com/mailman/listinfo/hlcoders
