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Subject: Re: [9fans] port of libdraw
From: "Joel Salomon" <salomo3@cooper.edu>
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>> Is the bit of libdraw in drawterm usable as the start of a libdraw por=
t?
>
> yes.  in fact, i built a usable libdraw from it last week.
> rob and i have samterm from /sys/src/cmd/samterm compiling
> and running on mac os x, freebsd, and linux.
>
How much work is it? I wanted to start on a windows port and I'd like som=
e
encouraging news like "it's real easy". I'm a wimp, I know ;-) I've got a
programming assignment that needs to run under windoze and anything to
make the graphics portion easier is worth it.

> i will post it in a day or two.
>
Cool! Thanks.

--Joel