From: frazer AT noneofyourbusiness DOT com (Scott Frazer)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: RSXNTDJ & DirectX
Date: Tue, 20 May 1997 13:01:42 GMT
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"Keith Clawson" <clawson AT seanet DOT com> wrote:

>Scott Frazer <frazer AT noneofyourbusiness DOT com> wrote in article
><3379b7fa DOT 3557765 AT cnn DOT exu DOT ericsson DOT se>...
>> Borysiak Gregory <gregory DOT borysiak AT utbm DOT fr> wrote:
>> 
>> >I would like to know if someone try to use the latest release of RSXNTDJ
>> >and DirectX. 
>> 
>> No, but I have used RSXNTDJ with OpenGL and it worked ...
>> 
>
>Which implementation of OpenGL did you use?  I tried Cosmo OpenGL and the
>programs compile but don't do anything.
>

I used Cosmo also.  I did experience some weirdness ... I got some
sample programs (various moving 'robot arm's and 'city') and had
to do some tweaking to get them to work.  Unfortunately, I have 
since deleted the work and started playing around with the Cygnus
and LCC Win32 compilers (both free!).  Anyhow, RSXNTDJ and Cosmo
worked better on my home system with Win95 than at work with WinNT.