The GLX extension for GL3 was finally released, so I'm going to try
and work with the GLFW people to get GL3 on Linux working. Once that's
all set, I'll try to get shapelib finished (I've been waiting for GL3
support so I could make sure my rendering code in shapelib is GL3
compatible).
Once that's all set, and I get a CMake template for example code in
place, we can start soliciting example code from the community.
Tutorials will need more cohesion than examples, so developing a plan
for those needs to be high on the priority list at this point. With
the drop of fixed functionality, lots of stuff needs to be explained
before even a simple program can be run, making tutorial cohesion even
more important.
Branan
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 12:30 PM, Henri Häkkinen <hen...@gm...> wrote:
> Hello to you all.
>
> Our GLSDK project has now been up for two months. Our repository contains
> 33,388 lines of source code, consisting of three libraries. The math library
> is mostly done, except for the quaternion algebra code. Korval's code
> generator is up and running. Branan's shapelib is a good start.
>
> But things have been quiet for some time now... The communication in this
> mailing list has stopped. The IRC channel has been quiet for a long time and
> also the OpenGL forum on this project. The last commit was four weeks ago.
> The SDK is completely lacking the main thing we originally set up to do --
> the tutorials, samples and documentation in general -- and nobody has been
> actively pushing in this area.
>
> The question arises:
>
> --- What is the future of the OpenGL SDK project? ---
>
> --
> Henri Häkkinen
>
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