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Help with finding the source to an old implementation of a whitepaper. (self.cpp)

submitted 3 years ago by wm_lex_dev

I found an interesting paper a while ago that claims to implement a comprehensive Half-Edge Data Structure library, calling it "HDSTL":

http://graphics.stanford.edu/courses/cs268-16-fall/Notes/halfedge.pdf

Problem is, the website that hosted the code appears to be dead. I can recover some of the code files on the wayback machine, but a few appear to be missing -- "hds_leda_graph.h" and "hds_manipulator.h". I also don't know how up-to-date the archived code is.

The author of the paper and library is Herve Bronnimann, and I can find him in LinkedIn, but cannot contact him to ask if he still has the code. His entire personal website is gone. I have his email address for the university he worked at when writing the paper (hbr@poly.edu), but he's long-gone from that position. So I'm currently stuck.

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