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A list of OpenGL extensions supported in Sun
OpenGL for the Solaris Operating System.
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OpenGL is an emerging graphics standard that
provides advanced rendering features while maintaining a simple
programming model. Because OpenGL is rendering-only, it can be
incorporated into any window system (and has been, into the X
Window System and a soon-to-be-released version of Windows) or can
be used without a window system. An OpenGL implementation can
efficiently accommodate almost any level of graphics hardware, from
a basic framebuffer to the most sophisticated graphics subsystems.
It is therefore a good choice for use in interactive 3D and 2D
graphics applications.
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The Sun OpenGL 1.3 for Solaris OS
Implementation and Performance Guide provides information on Sun's
implementation of the OpenGL graphics library for the Solaris
Operating Environment from Sun Microsystems, Inc. This book is
intended for application developers who are using Sun's OpenGL for
Solaris software to port or develop OpenGL applications on Solaris
OE. It assumes familiarity with OpenGL functionality and with the
principles of 2D and 3D computer graphics. This release of Sun
OpenGL for Solaris OE contains all of the functionality included in
the previous release of OpenGL (version 1.2.3, shipped on
03/2002).
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The Sun OpenGL 1.2.3 for Solaris OS
Implementation and Performance Guide provides information on Sun's
implementation of the OpenGL graphics library for the Solaris
Operating Environment from Sun Microsystems, Inc. This book is
intended for application developers who are using Sun's OpenGL for
Solaris software to port or develop OpenGL applications on Solaris
OE. It assumes familiarity with OpenGL functionality and with the
principles of 2D and 3D computer graphics.
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