you may want to consider mesa. It's not really opengl
but close enough. One of these days, I'll do a real
opengl canvas under NT.
--- Shao-ou Chin <shao@pangea.Stanford.EDU> wrote:
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> I have been trying to get glcanvas to work on NT in the last a few
> days
> but I have failed. I realized that probably gl.c that deals with
> openGL
> canvas is only good for Unix platforms that support GLX, which means
> I
> have to port this gl.c to NT using wgl or glut myself if I want to
> use
> glcanvas features on NT.
> Am I right on this? has anyone done this before
> Thanks for your reply.
> Shao
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