Re:The SQLite R*Tree Module
by phaedrus on Wednesday March 10, 2021 @07:37PM
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You might have some success using hand-coded routines for the last / hardest-working portion of the rasterizer, and just use SQLite to translate data from a format produced by the front-end to a format that matches the back-end.
I'm interested in relational programming for 3D meshes. For example what if we could use the form of a query to write a routine that splits a 3D mesh (creating new triangles at the boundary?)
Re:The SQLite R*Tree Module
by bob1029 on Wednesday March 10, 2021 @08:16PM
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The mesh manipulation is what interests me as well. I feel like SQL allows for a unique opportunity to explore solutions that would otherwise be impractical/difficult to experiment with using hand-coded imperative methods.
I'm interested in relational programming for 3D meshes. For example what if we could use the form of a query to write a routine that splits a 3D mesh (creating new triangles at the boundary?)