nanogui: Thread: nano-X and OpenGL?

Hi !
 
I was wondering if anyone is running OpenGl using Nano-X. I saw that
there is an OpenGL version called TinyGL which apparently should work
with nano-X. Is that a recommendable variant? And do you have any other
experience or suggestions with other OpenGL versions?
 
Maybe I should add that I am working with an ARM9 processor under Linux.
 
regards
 
   Martin
 

: I saw that
there is an OpenGL version called TinyGL which apparently should work
with nano-X. Is that a recommendable variant? And do you have any other
experience or suggestions with other OpenGL versions?

The TinyGL nano-X port was done some time ago, I'm not aware
of actual OpenGL support.  If you're familiar with OpenGL, I'd
start with TinyGL and see how well it works.

Regards,

Greg

Hi,
       I am now trying to develop the OpenGL ES (Embedded subset) API
using Nano-X as my windowing platform. I could not find any other
version which currently renders over Nano-X.

On 07/05/06, Greg Haerr ####@####.#### wrote:
> : I saw that
> there is an OpenGL version called TinyGL which apparently should work
> with nano-X. Is that a recommendable variant? And do you have any other
> experience or suggestions with other OpenGL versions?
>
> The TinyGL nano-X port was done some time ago, I'm not aware
> of actual OpenGL support.  If you're familiar with OpenGL, I'd
> start with TinyGL and see how well it works.
>
> Regards,
>
> Greg
>
>
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>        I am now trying to develop the OpenGL ES (Embedded subset) API
using Nano-X as my windowing platform. I could not find any other
version which currently renders over Nano-X.

Let me know if you need help, I'll try to point you 
in the right direction.

I noticed you'd asked about viewports before; you might
consider having a wrapper function around the Nano-X
drawing functions, or at least around the coordinates
passed, to ease the porting effort.  Otherwise, we
might add a viewport "offset" mechanism internally.
If OpenGL ES has a low-level X11 port, things
should be substantially easier.

Regards,

Greg




On 07/05/06, Greg Haerr ####@####.#### wrote:
> : I saw that
> there is an OpenGL version called TinyGL which apparently should work
> with nano-X. Is that a recommendable variant? And do you have any other
> experience or suggestions with other OpenGL versions?
>
> The TinyGL nano-X port was done some time ago, I'm not aware
> of actual OpenGL support.  If you're familiar with OpenGL, I'd
> start with TinyGL and see how well it works.
>
> Regards,
>
> Greg
>
>
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