EGG (Eiffel Graphics and GUI)

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EGG (Eiffel Graphics and GUI) is a multimedia API written in Eiffel for the GNU compiler SmartEiffel. This project based on openGL contains various APIs allowing the developper to build 2D and 3D graphics programs.

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