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From: iz03 AT jove DOT acs DOT unt DOT edu (Ertung Bora)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: Open Gl For DJGPP?
Date: 13 Jan 1997 01:20:22 GMT
Organization: University of North Texas
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"Brian J. Schrock" <bschrock AT tsrcom DOT com> writes:

>I just read john Carmack's .plan file. I like him have been trying to
>develope with directX 3.0. If Open gl is much easier to use I would like to
>know if it exists. I am reasonably sure because of the linux ports of
>tcl/tk and x-windows but do not know where to start and what to get, I've
>been to SGI and thought maybe I could port glut but I do not have 6 months
>to spend on that.

>Thank you very much for your time.

Open GL is not a shareware graphics server. Also, without Open GL,
what are you gonna do with a ported glut? answer not much. Glut has been
developed to take care of window environment problem for Open GL
server. In fact, Open GL needs a window based enviroment like
X windows and windows 3.1/95/NT to work. Conculisivly, if some folks
come up with a full featured windowing environment developed with djgpp,
then it would be easy to port glut and use Open GL with buying site 
lisense of course :).

Take it easy.
Bora  

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