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Figure 1-1. How X, OpenGL, and Toolkits Are Layered

Figure 2-1. Display From simplest.c Example Program

Figure 4-1. Overlay Plane Used for Transient Information

Figure 4-2. X Pixmaps and GLX Pixmaps

Figure 8-1. 3D Texture

Figure 8-2. Extracting a Planar Texture From a 3D Texture Volume

Figure 8-3. LOD Interpolation Curves

Figure 8-4. LOD Extrapolation Curves

Figure 8-5. Clipmap Component Diagram

Figure 8-6. Moving the Clip Center

Figure 8-7. Invalid Border

Figure 8-8. Virtual Clipmap

Figure 8-9. Original Image

Figure 8-10. Image With Positive LOD Bias

Figure 8-11. Image with Negative LOD Bias

Figure 9-1. Sample Processing During Multisampling

Figure 9-2. Rendering From the Light Source Point of View

Figure 9-3. Rendering From Normal Viewpoint

Figure 9-4. Sprites Viewed with Axial Sprite Mode

Figure 9-5. Sprites Viewed With Object Aligned Mode

Figure 9-6. Sprites Viewed With Eye Aligned Mode

Figure 10-1. OpenGL Pixel Paths

Figure 10-2. Extensions that Modify Pixels During Transfer

Figure 10-3. Convolution, Histogram, and Color Table in the Pipeline

Figure 10-4. Interlacing and Pixel Texture in the Pixel Pipeline

Figure 10-5. Conversion to Fragments

Figure 10-6. Convolution Equations

Figure 10-7. How the Histogram Extension Collects Information

Figure 10-8. Interlaced Video (NTSC, Component 525)

Figure 14-1. ogldebug Main Window

Figure 14-2. Setup Panel

Figure 14-3. ogldebug File Menu

Figure 14-4. ogldebug Commands Menu

Figure 14-5. Information Menu Commands (First Screen)

Figure 14-6. Information Menu Commands (Second Screen)

Figure 14-7. Enumerants Window

Figure 15-1. A Three-Stage Model of the Graphics Pipeline

Figure 15-2. Flowchart of the Tuning Process

Figure 17-1. Lighted Sphere Created by perf.c

Figure D-1. Four Monitors in a Line

Figure D-2. Four Monitors in a Square

OpenGL on Silicon Graphics Systems
(document number: 007-2392-003 / published: 2005-03-31)    table of contents  |  additional info  |  download

    Front Matter
    New Features in This Guide
    About This Guide
    Chapter 1. OpenGL on Silicon Graphics Systems
    Chapter 2. OpenGL and X: Getting Started
    Chapter 3. OpenGL and X: Examples
    Chapter 4. OpenGL and X: Advanced Topics
    Chapter 5. Introduction to OpenGL Extensions
    Chapter 6. Resource Control Extensions
    Chapter 7. Vertex Processing Extensions
    Chapter 8. Texturing Extensions
    Chapter 9. Rendering Extensions
    Chapter 10. Imaging Extensions
    Chapter 11. Video Extensions
    Chapter 12. Miscellaneous OpenGL Extensions
    Chapter 13. Vertex and Fragment Program Extensions
    Chapter 14. OpenGL Tools
    Chapter 15. Tuning Graphics Applications: Fundamentals
    Chapter 16. Tuning the Pipeline
    Chapter 17. Tuning Graphics Applications: Examples
    Chapter 18. System-Specific Tuning
    Appendix A. Benchmarks
    Appendix B. Benchmarking Libraries: libpdb and libisfast
    Appendix C. System Support for OpenGL Versions and Extensions
    Appendix D. XFree86 Configuration Specifics
    Index