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OpenGL Programming for the X Window System by Mark J. Kilgard

OpenGL Programming for the X Window System Mark J. Kilgard ebook
Page: 568
ISBN: 0201483599, 9780201483598
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional
Format: djvu

OpenGL Programming for the X Window System English | PDF | 576 Pages | 118 Mb OpenGL is the fastest and most widely available software standard for producing high-quality color images of 3D. C++ is still there, and in fact, if you want to do some serious low-level high-speed graphics work, you'll need to dust off your mad C++ skillz and wrap your head around DirectX (which is to Windows as OpenGL is to OSX/iOS). From Ubuntu 12.04 to 12.10, I have noticed a significant increase in both performance . The Windows version can run in either OpenGL or Direct3D. On Windows and Linux there is the NVIDIA PerfKit, as well as AMD's GPU PerfStudio and ShaderAnalyzer. Programming, Games and 3D (by Morten Nobel-Jørgensen) On OS/X we need to modify the windows creation to support the Open 3.2 context (otherwise you end up with an OpenGL 2.1 context). I didn't see this coming: Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Ubuntu backer Canonical, has announced that somewhere down the road, Ubuntu will be switching Ubuntu's base graphics system from the venerable X Windows System to Wayland. Get special offers on: Linux Application Dev Programming Software. Email: Grab the current Xming, or Xming-mesa, if you have an older client that might need the Mesa renderer instead of OpenGL, and run the setup wizard. They have also released version 4.0 of their Heaven benchmark. Home · About · Just keeping it real, a series of articles on oldskool/retro programming · ← Just keeping it Unigine has recently released a new Valley benchmark, which runs on Windows, linux and OS X. On Mac OS X, we have a whole suite of free OpenGL tools including the profiler, driver monitor, and shader builder. One of the Xming is a port of X Window System to Microsoft Windows that's free and easy to use. In his blog posting, Shuttleworth wrote: "The next To do this, it uses OpenGL, a high-performance, cross-language, cross-platform graphics applications programming interface (API). Programming, graphics, hardware, maths, and that sort of thing. One of the nice things about the X Window System is its ability to display X apps running remotely on a local machine. The merging of the Unity 2D and 3D, kernel improvements, OpenGL performance boosts, and the inclusion of the new X.org X Windows stack all make for a lightning fast Unity desktop.