factor/basis/opengl/gl/unix/unix.factor

USING: kernel x11.glx ;
IN: opengl.gl.unix

: gl-function-context ( -- context ) glXGetCurrentContext ; inline
: gl-function-address ( name -- address ) glXGetProcAddressARB ; inline
: gl-function-calling-convention ( -- str ) "cdecl" ; inline
Do dynamic lookup of OpenGL 1.2+ functions on all platforms. Use fallback extension names when the official name is not available, e.g., if glUseProgram is missing try glUseProgramObjectARB instead 2008-02-08 01:43:05 -05:00			`USING: kernel x11.glx ;`
OpenGL 2.1 support 2008-01-13 01:58:56 -05:00			`IN: opengl.gl.unix`

Do dynamic lookup of OpenGL 1.2+ functions on all platforms. Use fallback extension names when the official name is not available, e.g., if glUseProgram is missing try glUseProgramObjectARB instead 2008-02-08 01:43:05 -05:00			`: gl-function-context ( -- context ) glXGetCurrentContext ; inline`
On second thought, no point in being clever with glXGetProcAddress. Just always use glXGetProcAddressARB, which should always be available on any GLX implementation with any extension support 2008-02-08 21:18:44 -05:00			`: gl-function-address ( name -- address ) glXGetProcAddressARB ; inline`
Do dynamic lookup of OpenGL 1.2+ functions on all platforms. Use fallback extension names when the official name is not available, e.g., if glUseProgram is missing try glUseProgramObjectARB instead 2008-02-08 01:43:05 -05:00			`: gl-function-calling-convention ( -- str ) "cdecl" ; inline`