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Well, here it is: my fist blog entry of my first blog. I need to get my thoughts straight as I wade into the jungle of 3D programming, (for real this time. lol)
It took some tinkering, but I'm up & coding with GLFW2.7 using Code::Blocks under Ubuntu Netbook Edition. I have a desktop running Win7 & regular Ubuuntu, but this little netbook is what I use most often; so portable!
So far I'm experimenting with sample code to see what effect I make. I'm going to try & cross-compile to Win32 soon, & have even looked into running GLFW on Android. Looks like the maintainer of GLFW won't be doing that, thogh she's open to somene else doing it.
So, the only way I could see is to run Xwin under Android. Doubtless there are more direct ways to develop widely cross-platform apps, (like Unity!
) but for now I'm sticking with GLFW since I wat to work at a lower level.
Also looking in ZThreads, an interesting library for handling concurrency. Still very hazy on how to tie multi-threading & OpenCL together, but I'm learning every day.
More later.
It took some tinkering, but I'm up & coding with GLFW2.7 using Code::Blocks under Ubuntu Netbook Edition. I have a desktop running Win7 & regular Ubuuntu, but this little netbook is what I use most often; so portable!
So far I'm experimenting with sample code to see what effect I make. I'm going to try & cross-compile to Win32 soon, & have even looked into running GLFW on Android. Looks like the maintainer of GLFW won't be doing that, thogh she's open to somene else doing it.
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However, even with the promise of shiny toys, I can't maintain more platforms than I already do, so mobile ports would have to be done by (and maintained by) someone else.
Regards,
elmindreda
Regards,
elmindreda
So, the only way I could see is to run Xwin under Android. Doubtless there are more direct ways to develop widely cross-platform apps, (like Unity!
) but for now I'm sticking with GLFW since I wat to work at a lower level.Also looking in ZThreads, an interesting library for handling concurrency. Still very hazy on how to tie multi-threading & OpenCL together, but I'm learning every day.
More later.
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