Contact / Imprint
tinySceneGraph is written and maintained by Christian Marten:
| Author: |
Christian Marten (development and editor-in-chief) |
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Eschenstr. 49 |
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81547 Munich |
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+49 (0)89 / 389 04139 |
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info@tinysg.de |
| Website: |
www.tinysg.de |
| Copyright: |
(c) 2001-2011, Christian Marten |
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All rights reserved |
Legal disclaimer
tinySceneGraph (tsg) and it's predecessor (csg) are provided as is, without
any warranty of any kind, or fitness for use, no indemnification is
provided. By accepting their licenses, you accept these disclaimers.
As of 2011, source code is not provided. If you nevertheless have received
any kind of copy of csg/tsg, be it binary or source code, you are not
allowed to distribute the software without written permission of the author.
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under the control of tinysg.de. We have no control over the nature, content
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them.
This website is my personal website and does not represents the views of
my employer, former employers or anyone else other than myself.
Copyright
The content and works provided on these Web pages are governed by the copyright
laws of Germany. Duplication, processing, distribution, or any form of
commercialization of such material beyond the scope of the copyright law
shall require the prior written consent of its respective author or creator.
Links to individual images on this site are prohibited. Please understand that
this is a non-commercial site. External image linkage can easily exceed this sites
traffic limitations.
Credits
- My deepest admiration to Linus Torvalds and the Linux community,
especially the gcc people. tsg would not have been possible without them.
- Many thanks to Stefan Eilemann, godfather of
Equalizer. His cool
library brought cluster scalability to tsg and it's statistics
provided valuable tuning advice for tsg.
Furthermore, I learned about some quiet interesting architectural designs
from his software.
- Many people on the internet, providing data to be explored. My
favorite sites are Nasa.gov and ShareCG.com.
- Silicon Graphics for building the coolest machines in the known
universe - the Onyx 2 systems. Additionally, OpenInventor and
OpenGL Performer could be considered as grandparents of
tinySceneGraph. This is where everything started back in October
2000.
- Trolltech for providing Qt to the Linux community for free.
If tsg ever goes commercial, I'll be your happy customer.
-- Christian Marten, Sep 2009
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