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Warnock´s Algorithm
 please necessary of a code source any that demonstrates 2 poligonos more or, applying Warnock I have extreme urgency of this, it was a request of my professor, and not I have advanced notion of programming if they alquem to know where meeting, would thank the aid DebtorLast edited by sutto : 23-05-2004 at 17:27. |
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Re: Warnock´s Algorithm
I noticed you were from Brazil ... so maybe that explains why the post was hard to read (if english isn't your first langauge). It is somewhat cryptic to read, but I suggest you search google for Warnock's Algorithm. There are some decent results that seem to explain it fairly well.
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