[openglean-devel]OpenGLEAN news.

[Richard R. <sf...@ol...>]

Well, all of the sub-projects now build the libraries under:
NetBSD, CygWIN (MS-Windows XP), and MSVC (".net 2003", XP).
I'll make sure that the GNU/LINUX (Fedora Core test system)
support is running, and then call it a 0.6.


I'm leaning towards putting the demos in their own sub-project as
well, as the demos generally require the core library and often at
least one other besides what they are demonstrating.  (E.g., the
shapes demo requires the core and fonts, in addition to gleanshapes.)

The core is not to the point where I want to call it 1.0, but I will
probably not add any features to non-core componnents of the core
library.  (To be concrete: I *may* add a new font to gleanfonts,
but would not put the new font into the core OpenGLEAN library.)
There will be improvements to the core library, however, in areas
that are truly core to its function---especially in areas that will
move us closer to 1.0 (e.g., fleshing out the videomode support).

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