There are numerous libraries provided as standard which include : sound, sprite, windows, gadgets, screen, palette, openGL, etc.
Just write the glwrapper lib as include for you. You can easily open the "opengl.so" or whatever it is in linux and call the functions with floats.Polo wrote:Already asked, but all OpenGL commands should be included in Purebasic Linux like in Purebasic Windows, even if they are easy to call.
Also, a way to do opengl on Purebasic linux window would be cool, as it's using gtk and making so hard to make opengl on it...
BTW, according to the website the Linux version is already supporting OpenGL :There are numerous libraries provided as standard which include : sound, sprite, windows, gadgets, screen, palette, openGL, etc.
I've already done it for a few functions, but it's a feature request (not the first time I say thatDarkDragon wrote:Just write the glwrapper lib as include for you. You can easily open the "opengl.so" or whatever it is in linux and call the functions with floats.
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I have done it for you with AlphaSND:Polo wrote:I've already done it for a few functions, but it's a feature request (not the first time I say thatDarkDragon wrote:Just write the glwrapper lib as include for you. You can easily open the "opengl.so" or whatever it is in linux and call the functions with floats.
And the good thing in this request is the ability to draw opengl on gtk windows, which is impossible without an external library, it should so be included in Pure too
Without SDL O_o how can you do so? I think you can use glut, but maybe it's using SDL, too.Polo wrote:This is really nice ! Thanx a lot !
Unfortunately it's using SDL, which I don't want to, but it'll be a lot useful for me anyway !
If someone has an idea in how to do opengl on a window just like in windows, please give it
