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     17 <h1>Acknowledgements</h1>
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     20 The following individuals and groups are to be acknowledged for their
     21 contributions to Mesa over the years.
     22 This list is far from complete and somewhat dated, unfortunately.
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     26 <li>Early Mesa development was done while Brian was part of the
     27 <a href="https://www.ssec.wisc.edu/~billh/vis.html">
     28 SSEC Visualization Project</a> at the University of
     29 Wisconsin. He'd like to thank Bill Hibbard for letting him work on
     30 Mesa as part of that project.
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     33 <li>John Carmack of id Software, Inc. funded Keith Whitwell in 1999 in
     34 order to optimize Mesa's vertex transformation module. This is a very
     35 substantial piece of work.
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     38 <li>Precision Insight, Inc., VA Linux Systems, Inc., and most recently,
     39 Tungsten Graphics, Inc. have supported the ongoing development of Mesa.
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     42 <li>The
     43 <a href="https://www.mesa3d.org">Mesa</a>
     44 website and git repository are hosted by
     45 <a href="https://freedesktop.org/">freedesktop.org</a>.
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     50 <li><a href="http://www.altsoftware.com/">alt.software</a> contributed the Direct3D driver.
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     52 <li><b>Bernd Barsuhn</b> wrote the evaluator code for (splines,
     53 patches) in Mesa.
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     55 <li><b>Bernhard Tschirren</b> wrote the Allegro DJGPP driver.
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     57 <li><b>Bogdan Sikorski</b> wrote the GLU NURBS and polygon tessellator
     58 in Mesa.
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     60 <li><b>Charlie Wallace</b> wrote the MS-DOS driver.
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     62 <li><b>CJ Beyer</b> was the www.mesa3d.org webmaster.
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     64 <li><b>Darren Abbott</b> provided the OS/2 driver.
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     66 <li><b>David Bucciarelli</b> wrote and maintained the 3Dfx Glide
     67 driver. Thousands of Linux/Quake players thank David!
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     69 <li><b>Gareth Hughes</b> wrote new GLU 1.2 Polygon Tessellation code
     70 (now superceded by SGI SI GLU).
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     72 <li><b>Holger Waechtler</b> contributed AMD 3DNow! assembly code which
     73 accelerates vertex transformation in Mesa 3.1. Holger also implemented
     74 the GL_EXT_texture_env_combine extension.
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     76 <li><b>Jeroen van der Zijp</b> and <b>Thorsten Ohl</b> contributed the
     77 Xt/Motif widget code.
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     79 <li><b>John Stone</b> provided the multi-threading support in Mesa 3.0.
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     81 <li><b>John Watson</b> assisted with web page design.
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     83 <li><b>Josh Vanderhoof</b> contributed Intel x86 assembly code which
     84 accelerates vertex transformation in Mesa 3.x.
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     86 <li><b>Jouk Jansen</b> contributed and continues to maintain the VMS
     87 support.
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     89 <li><b>Karl Schultz</b> has been maintaining the Windows driver.
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     91 <li><b>Keith Whitwell</b> has made extension contributions to Mesa
     92 since 1999.
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     94 <li><b>Kendall Bennett</b> wrote the SciTech MGL driver.
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     96 <li><b>Klaus Niederkrueger</b> contributed many improvements to Mesa's
     97 software rasterizer.
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     99 <li><b>Mark Kilgard</b> contributed antialiased line improvements and
    100 several extensions.
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    102 <li><b>Michael Pichler</b> contributed <em>many</em> bug fixes
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    104 <li><b>Miklos Fazekas</b> wrote and maintains the Macintosh driver.
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    106 <li><b>Pascal Thibaudeau</b> wrote the NeXT driver.
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    108 <li><b>Pedro Vazquez</b> setup and maintains the Mesa Mailing list.
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    110 <li><b>Randy Frank</b> contributed <em>many</em> bug fixes.
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    112 <li><b>Stefan Zivkovic</b> wrote the Amiga driver.
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    114 <li><b>Stephane Rehel</b> provided the Cygnus Win32 support
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    116 <li><b>Ted Jump</b> maintained the
    117 makefiles and project files for Windows 95/98/NT compilation for some time.
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    119 <li><b>Uwe Maurer</b> wrote the LibGGI driver for Mesa-3.0.
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    121 <li><b>Victor Ng-Thow-Hing</b> wrote the Amiwin driver for the Amiga.
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    126 Apologies to anyone who's been omitted.
    127 Please send corrections and additions to Brian.
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