Demo of your work
To demo your work, if you are working on Windows, you need to either bring
in a floppy, USB memory stick or Zip disk of your program. I do not think
OpenGL is installed on the classroom machine, so the program
has to run in a self standing mode. If you are working on the SOD cluster,
I will boot a version of Unix(Linux)on the classroom machine and we can show
your work using X-Windows. You can either copy a working program,
and the support files to an area open to public or you can ssh to your account.
My UNIX id is "juell", so I can copy to the /home/juell directory which I
have set to readable. For this example, I had two files, temp and s-s55.ppm.
So to set up the demo I did the following:
Script started on Tue Sep 3 18:05:56 2002
[juell@cb10 vtk312-temp]$ cp temp /home/cs458/juell
[juell@cb10 vtk312-temp]$ cp s-s55.ppm /home/cs458/juell
[juell@cb10 vtk312-temp]$ cd /home/cs458/juell
[juell@cb10 juell]$ ls
s-s55.ppm temp
[juell@cb10 juell]$ temp