may i ask you some questions abou t vincen t

[ZeAtShuttle]

>>Linux based OpenGL development system without X
>>http://one.xthost.info/zelko/opengl.html
>Can i get the source code for it?

on my page, there is part that goes:
With SciTech SNAP/MGL drivers (based on Mesa) it was possible to run OpenGL 
without X. Stripped down and modified GNU gcc compiler, mixed with diet libc 
includes and selected shared files seem to be able to compile all relevant 
libraries and produce stable and relatively small code. Apart from 
Necromancer's file manager and OpenGL developing tools, this is pretty much 
your average Linux thanks to BusyBox.

so, just follow the links from my page, if these above dont work.. i didnt 
use any of original mesa sources thats why its in brackets


>"Mesa is a working implementation for linux.."

yes, sorry i meant ES, any working implementation of OpenGL ES on Linux?

EGL might be the only actual try tho, i dont know?

but sure looks like there wouldnt be any drivers for it .. coz thats exactly 
what id like small footprint OpenGL, even if its only subset of OpenGL

or emulator?




----- Original Message ----- 
From: zgq_computer at 126.com
To: zeatshuttle
Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2007 6:35 PM
Subject: Re: Re: may i ask you some questions abou t vincen t


Linux based OpenGL development system without X
http://one.xthost.info/zelko/opengl.html
Can i get the source code for it?
can you explain bit more what kind of app you after and on what hardware?
I want it to run on ARM/linux system and apply for game.
if you find any working implementation of OpenGL on Linux please let me
know, i dont quite understand that Khronos group, and i wonder if it is only
specification without actually any driveres being implemented yet?
Mesa is a working implementation for linux desktop.www.mesa3d.org
if you have any suggestion or new find ,please tell me.
thanks in advance!





From: "ZeAtShuttle" <zelco at xtra.co.nz>
To: "" <zgq_computer at 126.com>
Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2007 11:25:50 +0800 (CST)
Subject: Re: may i ask you some questions about vincen t


hi,

"i wonder if the vincent can be used well under linux system without X11."

looks like you and me are after similar thing...
i first time hear about vincent, so cant help you there (i'll have a look at
it)

what i know is that miniglx -> EGL (based on OpenGL ES) are not active
projects

as for  "linux system without X11."

the best solution so far i have found is SciTech SNAP/MGL, it was made with
embedded in mind, but it works great on desktop as well, here you can find
more about my project and scitech:
Linux based OpenGL development system without X
http://one.xthost.info/zelko/opengl.html


can you explain bit more what kind of app you after and on what hardware?

if you find any working implementation of OpenGL on Linux please let me
know, i dont quite understand that Khronos group, and i wonder if it is only
specification without actually any driveres being implemented yet?

or if there are drivers, what hardware is it for? how much is that
accelerated?


cheers,
zelko
----- Original Message ----- 
From: zgq_computer at 126.com
To: zelco at xtra.co.nz
Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2007 1:49 PM
Subject: may i ask you some questions about vincen t


hi,
i am a newer to opengl-es and i have some questions about vincent dowmload
from http://sourceforge.net/projects/ogl-es/ .
I want to port the vincent to embedded linux device.i wonder if the vincent
can be used well under linux system without X11.Is any opengl-es system must
work with wondow system ?To port the vincent to embedded linux system ,what
i have to do?what changes to the vincent? Is there any other implement of
opengles in linux operate system?



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