autogen.sh (a.k.a. buildconf) provides automatic build system preparation and is generally very useful to projects that use the GNU build system (i.e. the GNU autotools: autoconf, automake, and libtool). It is a POSIX shell script that is used for preparing a build system for compilation, verifying versions, ensuring necessary functionality, and overcoming many common build preparation issues.
BRL-CAD is a powerful constructive solid geometry solid modeling system that includes an interactive geometry editor, ray-tracing support for rendering and geometric analysis, path-tracing for realistic image synthesis, network distributed framebuffer support, and image and signal-processing tools.
The Utah Raster Toolkit is a collection of graphics tools ca. 1992. It is similar in purpose to the more widely known Netpbm/Pbmplus tools, but is based on a different basic format. The basic format for the Utah tools is RLE (named after "run length encoding"). The package contains converters between RLE and several other graphics file formats and Netpbm contains facilities to convert between RLE and lots of other formats. The collection includes programs that operate on files, a C subroutine library, and programs to display graphics on a various devices. The Utah Raster Toolkit is primarily the result of research work at The University of Utah and The University of Michigan.
Brian2009, That is probably because the .deb file is incredibly old. That is a contributed release that we don't directly maintain and nobody has stepped forward to update the .deb file for Deb...
Re: BRL-CAD > First of all when I untar the **tar.gz > it create a director where I download > the package named /usr/brlcad.. and > under this I find a lot of others > f...
Re: Binaries for Win32 There is a beta build of BRL-CAD available for developers only at this time, and more specifically only to developers that received the 6.x release keys through the forme...
Re: BRL-CAD There is extensive documentation available in pdf form on the website (http://brlcad.org). I'd suggest starting with the introduction page on the website or the wikipedia entry (...
A lightweight library containing a number of classes and functions to ease the task of programming GTK+ programs with C++ in POSIX environments.