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IRIX 6.5  »  Books  »  Developer  »  
OpenGL Performer™  Programmer's Guide
(document number: 007-1680-100  /  published: 2004-12-07)   additional info | download

This guide describes a programming interface (with ANSI C and C++ bindings) for creating real-time graphics applications with high-performance rendering in an easy-to-use 3D graphics toolkit. OpenGL Performer interfaces with the OpenGL library and runs on the IRIX, Linux, or Microsoft Windows operating system. Topics covered include an overview of real-time image generation and OpenGL Performer, information on application and scene-graph structure, details of database traversal, hints on load management and special effects, a description of the dozens of file loaders provided with OpenGL Performer, and information about the low-level libpr rendering library, math tools, statistics gathering and reporting, application tuning, and the C++ programmer's API.

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   Front Matter
   New Features in This Guide
 + About This Guide
 + Chapter 1. OpenGL Performer Programming Interface
 + Chapter 2. Setting Up the Display Environment
 + Chapter 3. Nodes and Node Types
 + Chapter 4. Database Traversal
 + Chapter 5. Frame and Load Control
 + Chapter 6. Creating Visual Effects
 + Chapter 7. Importing Databases
 + Chapter 8. Geometry
 + Chapter 9. Higher-Order Geometric Primitives
 + Chapter 10. Creating and Maintaining Surface Topology
 + Chapter 11. Rendering Higher-Order Primitives: Tessellators
 + Chapter 12. Graphics State
 + Chapter 13. Shaders
 + Chapter 14. Using Scalable Graphics Hardware
 + Chapter 15. ClipTextures
 + Chapter 16. Windows
 + Chapter 17. pfPipeWindows and pfPipeVideoChannels
 + Chapter 18. Managing Nongraphic System Tasks
 + Chapter 19. Dynamic Data
 + Chapter 20. Active Surface Definition
 + Chapter 21. Light Points
 + Chapter 22. Math Routines
 + Chapter 23. Statistics
 + Chapter 24. Performance Tuning and Debugging
 + Chapter 25. Building a Visual Simulation Application Using libpfv
 + Chapter 26. Programming with C++
   Glossary
   Index


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