Programming Linux Games Loki Software John R Hall No Starch 2001 PB

Programming Linux Games: Building Multimedia Applications with SDL, OpenAL, and Other APIs, by Loki Software, Inc. with John R. Hall, published by No Starch Press, 2001. First edition, paperback, 415 pages. Foreword by Sam Lantinga, author of SDL. A complete guide to developing Linux games: Linux graphics and audio interfaces, the Simple DirectMedia Layer (SDL) library, sound effects and music with OSS, ALSA, ESD and OpenAL, compressed audio with Ogg Vorbis, multiplayer games with TCP/IP sockets, games for the Linux framebuffer console, and professional-quality installation scripts. Used condition, Good: the pages are clean and the spine is intact. Please note: the back cover shows a mark where a sticker was removed, visible in the second photo — this is not damage to the binding, it is where a sticker was. Please look closely at the photos — they show the actual book you will receive. Interior condition not graded.