Re: [Visualpython-users] OS X Native

[Ilan V. <ig...@nc...>]

I've never understood why VPython wasn't written purely in python  
using PyOpenGL as opposed to using C/C++ to do the OpenGL stuff as it  
currently does. The few times I've looked at the VPython code, it  
looked like a messy interweaving of python calling C calling python  
calling C calling python etc. If all the OpenGL stuff were done with  
PyOpenGL (and possibly PyGame), I would think that the code would be  
cleaner and far more portable.


On Jun 24, 2005, at 3:56 PM, Dethe Elza wrote:

>
> I realize that it's easier, but I don't want Fink on my system.   
> Too many problems last time I did that.  Also, while I have X11  
> installed (just in case), I really prefer not to use it--and don't  
> see why I should for an OpenGL-based program when OS X has great  
> OpenGL support.
>
> So I'll tilt at the windmill and see who wins.  %-)
>
> --Dethe
>
> This past week, everyday when I opened my Wall Street Journal, I  
> was met with a full page ad from Microsoft. This ad was dominated  
> by three simple words "Protect your PC." This strikes me as  
> something akin to the Saudi government running ads in the New York  
> Times in mid-September of 2001 saying "Protect your Tall  
> Buildings." --Russ McGuire
>
>
>
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