Berkeley CSUA MOTD:Entry 21903
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2001/7/22 [Computer/SW/Languages/C_Cplusplus] UID:21903 Activity:nil
   /*
    * Let's see if anyone finds this.  If glTexImage2D() is called with
    * a NULL image pointer then load the texture image with something
    * interesting instead of leaving it indeterminate.
    */
   if (texImage->Data) {
      static const char message[8][32] = {
         "   X   X  XXXXX   XXX     X    ",
         "   XX XX  X      X   X   X X   ",
         "   X X X  X      X      X   X  ",
         "   X   X  XXXX    XXX   XXXXX  ",
         "   X   X  X          X  X   X  ",
         "   X   X  X      X   X  X   X  ",
         "   X   X  XXXXX   XXX   X   X  ",
         "                               "
      };
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