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Updated example source code using GtkBuilder and GtkGLExt..

by Jose Commins-2 :: Rate this Message:

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(Update)

Hi folks, to help out anyone who is looking into using OpenGL within GTK windows (using GtkGLExt) I have released fully documented sample code in C to be used freely as you wish.

It provides safe render-process locking and smooth timer-based rendering while being simple, efficient and easy to understand what is going on.

The demo has been updated to use GtkBuilder and is now hosted on Sourceforge: http://gtkglapp.sourceforge.net/

To import the project into Eclipse IDE:
Open the menu 'File->Import...'.
From the 'General' options folder, select 'Existing Projects into Workspace' and click on the 'Next >' button.
Choose the 'Select archive file:' option and next to it click on the 'Browse...' button to navigate to the project archive (ending in '.tgz') you downloaded.
The project name will appear below - click on 'Finish'.
The project will be imported and opened in your Eclipse workspace.

For command-line users:
Please note that to run the application successfully outside of the Eclipse IDE environment (e.g. from a 'make' within the "../Debug/" directory) the GUI file "gtk_gl_tester.gtk" must reside in the same directory as the compiled binary for it to run.

Regards,
Jose.

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Re: Updated example source code using GtkBuilder and GtkGLExt..

by Mitchell Laks-2 :: Rate this Message:

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On 14:37 Thu 27 Aug , axora@... wrote:

> <html><body>(Update) Hi folks, to help out anyone who is looking into
> using OpenGL within GTK windows (using GtkGLExt) I have released fully
> documented sample code in C to be used freely as you wish.
> 
>
> It provides safe render-process locking and smooth timer-based
> rendering while being simple, efficient and easy to understand what is
> going on.
> 
>
> 
> The demo has been updated to use GtkBuilder and is now hosted on Sourceforge: <a href="http://gtkglapp.sourceforge.net/" target="_blank" class="postlink">http://gtkglapp.sourceforge.net/</a>
> 
>
> 
> To import the project into Eclipse IDE:
> 
> Open the menu 'File->Import...'.
> 
> From the 'General' options folder, select 'Existing Projects into Workspace' and click on the 'Next >' button.
> 
> Choose the 'Select archive file:' option and next to it click on the 'Browse...' button to navigate to the project archive (ending in '.tgz') you downloaded.
> 
> The project name will appear below - click on 'Finish'.
> 
> The project will be imported and opened in your Eclipse workspace.
> 
>
> 
> For command-line users:
> Please note that to run the application successfully outside of the
> Eclipse IDE environment (e.g. from a 'make' within the "../Debug/"
> directory) the GUI file "gtk_gl_tester.gtk" must reside in the same
> directory as the compiled binary for it to run. Regards, Jose. </body></html>

Dear axora,
I would love to read you messages but I cant because they were all sent in html mail. I would be very grateful if you could
resend them without the html noise :(.
Thank you very much!
Mitchell

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