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* fpu safe glut by Jan Bruns, resolves #8995
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| fpmake.inc | 18 years ago | |
| fpmake.pp | 20 years ago | |
| gl.pp | 18 years ago | |
| glext.pp | 18 years ago | |
| glu.pp | 18 years ago | |
| glunits.txt | 20 years ago | |
| glut.pp | 18 years ago | |
| glx.pp | 18 years ago | |
| readme | 23 years ago | |
| tinygl.inc | 19 years ago | |
| tinyglh.inc | 20 years ago | |
readme
New Free Pascal OpenGL (GL, GLU, GLUT, GLX) Units
GLX unit (c) 1999-2002 Sebastian Guenther, [email protected]
other units adapted to Free Pascal from the delphi3d.net units
by Tom Nuydens ([email protected]), see http://www.delphi3d.net/
You might have a look at the original readme, glunits.txt, as well
Some remarks:
* The new OpenGL units are not 100% compatible to the old ones; the new units
use exactly the same function declarations as their C counterpart.
* Platform compatiblity: You can work on all targets exactly as on Win32;
for example, you can use wglGetProcAddress for loading OpenGL extensions even
on Unix based systems. A future release of the glext unit might have helper
functions for loading specific extensions. (There is a small problem with
Free Pascal: In FPC mode, you cannot assign a pointer, as returned by
wglGetProcAddress, to a variable which holds a function pointer. Currently
you have to compile your programs in Delphi mode, if they are using OpenGL
extensions)
* GLUT on Win32: Get the glut32.dll from here:
http://www.xmission.com/~nate/glut.html
* GTKGLArea: The GL Area widget for GTK is available in the GTK package
GLX unit (c) 1999-2002 Sebastian Guenther, [email protected]
other units adapted to Free Pascal from the delphi3d.net units
by Tom Nuydens ([email protected]), see http://www.delphi3d.net/
You might have a look at the original readme, glunits.txt, as well
Some remarks:
* The new OpenGL units are not 100% compatible to the old ones; the new units
use exactly the same function declarations as their C counterpart.
* Platform compatiblity: You can work on all targets exactly as on Win32;
for example, you can use wglGetProcAddress for loading OpenGL extensions even
on Unix based systems. A future release of the glext unit might have helper
functions for loading specific extensions. (There is a small problem with
Free Pascal: In FPC mode, you cannot assign a pointer, as returned by
wglGetProcAddress, to a variable which holds a function pointer. Currently
you have to compile your programs in Delphi mode, if they are using OpenGL
extensions)
* GLUT on Win32: Get the glut32.dll from here:
http://www.xmission.com/~nate/glut.html
* GTKGLArea: The GL Area widget for GTK is available in the GTK package