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Tricks of the Windows game programming gurus

LaMothe, 2002

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14162865892044076528
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LaMothe A
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Annotation World-renowned game wizard Andre Lamothe up20020701s his best-selling book for the current versions of Windows and DirectX! Andre Lamothe is the most recognizable name in game programming, with several best-sellers over the past ten years …
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