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WikiPage Main features modified by Colin Leach

Colin Leach — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 22:53:04 -0000

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 After compilation (see [Compilation instructions]), you will end up with 2 binary files:
 
 * **cs106lib.a**, a static library which you will link into your programs at build time
-* **gserv**, a graphics server based on the Qt framework
+* **gserv** (or gserv.exe on Windows), a graphics server based on the Qt framework
 
 The aim is that you write a (relatively simple) console program to run from the command line, and cs106lib sends any graphics commands via a TCP connection to the graphics server, running as a separate process.  The default connection (localhost, port 30004) was chosen to avoid obvious conflicts, but it can be changed if necessary.

WikiPage Main features modified by Colin Leach

Colin Leach — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 22:52:02 -0000

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 After compilation (see [Compilation instructions]), you will end up with 2 binary files:
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 * **cs106lib.a**, a static library which you will link into your programs at build time
 * **gserv**, a graphics server based on the Qt framework

WikiPage Main features modified by Colin Leach

Colin Leach — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 22:51:36 -0000

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 * **cs106lib.a**, a static library which you will link into your programs at build time
 * **gserv**, a graphics server based on the Qt framework
 
-The aim is that you write a (relatively simple) console program to run from the 
-command line, and cs106lib sends any graphics commands via a TCP connection to 
-the graphics server, running as a separate process.  The default connection 
-(localhost, port 30004) was chosen to avoid obvious conflicts, but it can be 
-changed if necessary.
+The aim is that you write a (relatively simple) console program to run from the command line, and cs106lib sends any graphics commands via a TCP connection to the graphics server, running as a separate process.  The default connection (localhost, port 30004) was chosen to avoid obvious conflicts, but it can be changed if necessary.
 
 All functions in graphics.h and extgraph.h should work more or less as documented.
 See [Deviations from Stanford documentation] for some minor changes.

WikiPage Main features modified by Colin Leach

Colin Leach — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 22:43:33 -0000

Main features ---- After compilation (see [Compilation instructions]), you will end up with 2 binary files: * **cs106lib.a**, a static library which you will link into your programs at build time * **gserv**, a graphics server based on the Qt framework The aim is that you write a (relatively simple) console program to run from the command line, and cs106lib sends any graphics commands via a TCP connection to the graphics server, running as a separate process. The default connection (localhost, port 30004) was chosen to avoid obvious conflicts, but it can be changed if necessary. All functions in graphics.h and extgraph.h should work more or less as documented. See [Deviations from Stanford documentation] for some minor changes.