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SGI inventor Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) This is one of the Silicon Graphics FAQ series, which consists of: SGI admin FAQ - IRIX system administration SGI apps FAQ - Applications and miscellaneous programming SGI audio FAQ - Audio applications and programming SGI diffs FAQ - Changes to the other FAQs since the last posting SGI graphics FAQ - Graphics and user environment customization SGI hardware FAQ - Hardware SGI impressario FAQ - IRIS Impressario SGI inventor FAQ - IRIS Inventor SGI misc FAQ - Introduction & miscellaneous information SGI movie FAQ - Movies SGI performer FAQ - IRIS Performer SGI pointer FAQ - Pointer to the other FAQs SGI security FAQ - IRIX security Read the misc FAQ for information about the FAQs themselves. Each FAQ is posted to comp.sys.sgi.misc and to the and newsgroups (whose purpose is to store FAQs) twice per month. If you can't find one of the FAQs with your news program, you can get it from ftp://viz.tamu.edu/pub/sgi/faq/ ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/news.answers/sgi/faq/ (rtfm.mit.edu is home to many other FAQs and informational documents, and is a good place to look if you can't find an answer here.) The FAQs are on the World Wide Web at http://www-viz.tamu.edu/~sgi-faq/ If you can't use FTP or WWW, send mail to mail-server@rtfm.mit.edu with the word 'help' on a line by itself in the text, and it will send you a document describing how to get files from rtfm.mit.edu by mail. Send the command 'send usenet/news.answers/sgi/faq/misc' to get the SGI misc FAQ, and similarly for the other FAQs. Send the command 'send usenet/news.answers/internet-services/access-via-email' to get the "Accessing the Internet by E-Mail FAQ". You may distribute the SGI FAQs freely and we encourage you to do so. However, you must keep them intact, including headers and this notice, and you must not charge for or profit from them. Contact us for other arrangements. We can't be responsible for copies of the SGI FAQs at sites which we do not control, and copies published on paper or CD-ROM are certain to be out of date. The contents are accurate as far as we know, but the usual disclaimers apply. Send additions and changes to sgi-faq@viz.tamu.edu. Topics covered in this FAQ: --------------------------- -1- GENERAL QUESTIONS -2- What is Open Inventor? -3- What is IRIS Inventor? -4- Is Inventor a format for 3D data? -5- Can I use Inventor to create 3D objects? -6- Is Inventor a user interface toolkit? -7- Is there a performance cost using a software layer on top of GL? -8- Does Inventor require C++? -9- Does Inventor work with the GNU C++ compiler? -10- Does Inventor have a Fortran or Ada API? -11- Where can I get detailed, technical information on Inventor? -12- How can I order Inventor software and/or documentation? -13- How can I learn Inventor Programming? -14- QUESTIONS ABOUT OPEN INVENTOR -15- What version of Open Inventor runs on which version of IRIX? -16- What Silicon Graphics platforms support Open Inventor? -17- What are the new features in Open Inventor 2.1? -18- How hard is it to port from IRIS Inventor to Open Inventor? -19- How hard is it to port from Open Inventor 2.0.1 to Open Inventor 2.1? -20- How can I make my Open Inventor application faster? -21- When I compile my Inventor program, I get an error in SoDebugError.h. -22- QUESTIONS ABOUT IRIS INVENTOR -23- What version of IRIS Inventor runs on which version of IRIX? -24- Will I be automatically upgraded to Open Inventor if I have IRIS Inventor? -25- Will my IRIS Inventor programs stop working if I install Open Inventor? -26- Can I develop Open and IRIS Inventor programs on the same system? -27- Prerequisite error installing Inventor 1.1.2 -28- Why do I get errors compiling the Inventor sample programs? User Contributions:Section Contents
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