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{\bf  NURBS}  \hfill 2-4-99
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{\bf G. Farin }
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\begin {center} {\bf Programming  assignment \#1 }\\
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{\em due 2-13}\\
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Using the postscript routines from the ftp site {\tt pub/farin/ratbook/ps}
on {\tt bachus.eas.asu.edu}, write a program that draws several copies of
your initials in the
circular model. Some of the copies should cross the horizon.

Use the program {\tt maincirc.ps}. A sample input file is {\tt circ.dat}.
It will generate an output file {\tt circ.ps}. Then modify the input
file accordingly.

Here it comes, with some comments:

2: how many lines ("howmany" in program)

1 0 50 0:  just use these -- they are plotting parameters

0 0 1: projective coordinates of first point\\  
10 10 1: of second


1 0 50 0: same as above for second line

10 10 1\\
0 10 1





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