Practically all file viewers on UNIX/Linux can view .ppm.
I used to have a viewer for Windows but I can't find it anymore.
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OK. What kind of application can I use to view a .ppm (portable pixel map)
file?
> I have finished up a good chunk of the GML parsing (grammer.r)
> and started work on the renderer (renderer.r and threed.r). However
> RealLife and WeakMathSkills is preventing me from finishing it up.
>
> 'do %render.r' should create a tiny 'testing.ppm' file containing
> a picture of a rendered plane.
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> Although I wasn't able to finish it, I had a lot of fun with the
> parsing. REBOL parses like a hot knife through butter! My problem
> is that I've never written any 3-d code in my life so that bit was
> going to be out of my reach for a while.
>
> If there are any enterprising programmers out there, feel free
> (no strings attached) to use this code as you please. There are
> still about 20 hours left till the deadline. Top prize is $1000US
> and unlimited bragging rights!
>
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