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README file for the cslib/standard directory
Last modified on Sun Jul 24 09:45:24 1994 by eroberts
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This directory contains the standard libraries used in conjunction with
"The Art and Science of C" (Addison-Wesley, 1995). This implementation
is more advanced than the one published in Appendix B of the text and
is compatible with the more advanced library facilities required for
Stanford's second course.
The graphics library provided in this directory is a machine-independent
implementation that writes a data file called graphics.ps that can then
be printed to a PostScript printer. If you want to draw actual figures
on the screen, you need to use a version of graphics.c that has been
tailored for use with your specific system. Several implementations of
graphics.c are included in other subdirectories of the cslib directory.
These libraries are in the public domain and may be freely copied and
distributed, although they remain under development. No warranties are
made concerning their correctness or stability, and no user support is
guaranteed. Bug reports and suggestions, however, are appreciated and
may be sent to
Eric Roberts <eroberts@cs.stanford.edu>