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Change bold code snippets to inline code blocks

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James Gregory 2013-12-31 17:12:29 +11:00
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@ -130,12 +130,12 @@ builds the BSP tree. (Note that Listing 60.1 is excerpted from a C++
may even compile as a .C file, though I haven't checked.) The compiler
begins by setting up an empty tree, then passes that tree and the
complete set of line segments from which a BSP tree is to be generated
to **SelectBSPTree()**, which chooses a root node and calls
**BuildBSPTree()** to add that node to the tree and generate child trees
for each of the node's two subspaces. **BuildBSPTree()** calls
**SelectBSPTree()** recursively to select a root node for each of those
to `SelectBSPTree()`, which chooses a root node and calls
`BuildBSPTree()` to add that node to the tree and generate child trees
for each of the node's two subspaces. `BuildBSPTree()` calls
`SelectBSPTree()` recursively to select a root node for each of those
child trees, and this continues until all lines have been assigned
nodes. **SelectBSP()** uses parametric clipping to decide on the
splitter, as described below, and **BuildBSPTree()** uses parametric
nodes. `SelectBSP()` uses parametric clipping to decide on the
splitter, as described below, and `BuildBSPTree()` uses parametric
clipping to decide which subspace of the splitter each line belongs in,
and to split lines, if necessary.