From: Andy K. Jalics (ab212@acorn.net)
Date: Tue 04 Jan 2000 - 13:35:12 IST
On Tue, 4 Jan 2000, Clive Crous wrote: > Are there opengl extensions for svgalib ??? Mesa can use svgalib as a display target. However I don't think this can easily be accelerated. I think that if you have a Voodoo 2/Voodoo Graphics card you can possibly acheive this. > Is there an opengl (straight, not thru mesa etc ) lib ? Mesa is an OpenGL implementation. It is just as "OpenGL"-ish as microsoft's, sgi's, etc. The only thing that Mesa lacks it the certificate to be OpenGL compliant. > Are there any decent opengl tutorials ? > I recently added a 3d accelerator to my lil box, and as i have almost > completed a 3d engine i am working on, i would like to add 3d acc. support > for it. Why not use GLUT? GLUT comes with Mesa and is the easiest way to start playing around with OpenGL. I suggest you get Mesa and the MesaDemos package, compile them, and start playing with all of the example programs and source. --- Andy Jalics (ab212@acorn.net) Linux: Have it YOUR way. The Source is with you young programmer, but you are not a hacker yet.
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