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OpenGL Programming for the X Window System Mark J. Kilgard
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

On Windows and Linux there is the NVIDIA PerfKit, as well as AMD's GPU PerfStudio and ShaderAnalyzer. Which is why In 2008 this thing called App Store brought native C/C++ OpenGL apps into the Internet era, and made them as easy to install and use as Web apps, and even made them safer to use. Is there a tutorial on how to use Windows, OS X and Linux. When you implement a program with Qt, you can run it on the X Window System (Unix/X11), Apple Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows NT/9x/2000/XP by simply compiling the source code for the platform you want. OpenGL is the fastest and most widely available software standard for producing high-quality color images of 3D scenes. Should I write my own top layer As a side note, I haven't done much Linux programming. The main problem I am facing right now is deciding how to bridge the gap between OpenGL and the operating system, as I intend to do all my development across Windows, Linux, and Mac. OpenGL is the fastest and most widely acquirable cipher accepted for producing high-quality colouration images of 3D scenes. On Mac OS X, we have a whole suite of free OpenGL tools including the profiler, driver monitor, and shader builder. Secondly, Windows will use the Direct3D9 back-end by default while Linux will use the OpenGL back-end. I don't really care about DX11, openGL is pretty ok and is likely to improve a lot in the future. It's almost weekend, and time for a lighthearted post on the two realtime 3D computer graphics libraries that are available on Windows in 2011: OpenGL and Direct3D. 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). Having Direct X 11.1 only on windows 8 isn't a big deal and no-one complains when Apple say iOS 6 dev is only supported with this new xCode that only runs on mountain lion now do they. 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. 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). Honestly I will never understand why you strive so much for the sake of sticking to a not-so-good product. Using GLFW, GLEW, GLM, OpenGL 3.2 core (with some 3.3 extensions because of OS X limitations), BASS or FMOD for sound. 1.1 (with right-to-left support, improved image caching, and text input improvements: support for split-screen virtual keyboard, and Pinch Area to provide a declarative API for handling touch input) and the QML Shaders plugin (embed OpenGL shader effects in QML apps). Shaw, VP of corporate communications at Microsoft stated: … most of the Arguably, the notion that tablets are PCs has been dogma at Microsoft for over a decade and Windows running on all form factors has been a strategic guiding principle.