GlomeTrace: Ray Tracing Library

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A ray tracing library with acceleration structure and many supported primitives.

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Versions [RSS]	0.1.1, 0.1.2, 0.2, 0.3
Dependencies	array, base (>=4 && <5), GlomeVec (>=0.2) [details]
License	LicenseRef-GPL
Copyright	Copyright 2008,2009 Jim Snow
Author	Jim Snow
Maintainer	Jim Snow <jsnow@cs.pdx.edu>
Category	graphics
Home page	http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Glome
Uploaded	by JimSnow at 2014-04-07T19:34:55Z
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This is GlomeTrace, a ray tracing library.  Originally, it was part of Glome-hs, my haskell ray tracer.  I decided to pull out the code to trace rays against objects and distribute it as a stand-alone library so that other projects can use it.

A good source of documentation is the Haskell wiki.  In particular, take a look at the tutorial I wrote for Glome-hs.  A few things have changed, but most of the descriptions there are still mostly valid.

If you're installing from a tarball, the usual commands will suffice:
runhaskell Setup configure; runhaskell Setup build; runhaskell Setup install

Note that GlomeTrace requires GlomeVec, a vector math library.

http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Glome

Direct all questions to:
Jim Snow
jsnow@cs.pdx.edu