I have been busy, but I will work on this, as quickly as I can, and I
will post a clean proposal here (including example working code, as
simple as possible, together with detailed explanations) so people can
try it.
Regards,
Carlos
On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 12:37:15AM +0000, Carlos Pereira wrote:
To bridge GTK and OpenGL we need the following six functions:
[:snip:]
With these 6 functions, you can have an unlimited number of
simultaneous OpenGL graphic areas, sharing pre-compiled lists,
with all sorts of buffers and lights (exactly as with GtkGLExt).
[:snip:]
all systems around, would be just a few hundred lines of code...
that's all that is needed for GTK to support OpenGL... and after
15 years we are still waiting for this...
I agree. If it is as good as you say, then what are we complaining about?
Send your patches to the gnome/gtk+ maintainers for inclusion in the
next release. If they can't or won't include them, release it as a
project in its own right, and let us all enjoy.
J'
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