Re: [Algorithms] Re: Game Programming Gems source codes?

[Jon W. <hp...@mi...>]

> I would then read the books myself, lend the books to other free
> open source software developers who cannot afford to buy the books,
> and start writing a free open source implementation of the algorithms.

I suggest you try a library; it's already set up to support just that. 
They often have book order services. A university library is more likely 
to want technical reference material than a city library.

However, I also suggest you read the license agreement for the source 
code before you use it. Specifically, last I checked, it said that if 
you don't OWN the book, you can't OWN a copy of the source.

Cheers,

			/ h+



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