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# Batomorph
Batomorph is a simple ray tracer, written for POSIX systems in C23
with no runtime dependencies (outside of the standard library).
Batomorph is a simple ray tracer, written in C23 for POSIX systems.
![Demo rendering](demo.png)
To build with CMake:
To build with CMake (there are no dependencies):
```sh
cmake -B build
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```
You may want to adjust the `NTHREADS` definition in `src/render.c` to
match your system for best performance.
match your system.
When ran, the demo programs (`build/demo` and `build/rand`) will write
the rendered image in sRGB
[Farbfeld](https://tools.suckless.org/farbfeld/) to standard out. For
example:
The demo programs (`build/demo` and `build/rand`) will write the
rendered image in sRGB
[Farbfeld](https://tools.suckless.org/farbfeld/) to `stdout`:
```sh
build/demo > out.ff # Produce Farbfeld file