Introduction to modern openGL programming
Edward S. Angel, Dave Shreiner
Abstract
Edward S. Angel, Dave Shreiner
Abstract
OpenGL is the most widely available library for creating interactive computer graphics applications across all of the major computer operating systems. Its uses range from creating applications for scientific visualizations to computer-aided design, interactive gaming, and entertainment, and with each new version, its capabilities reveal the most up-to-date features of modern graphics hardware.
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OpenGL is the most widely available library for creating interactive computer graphics applications across all of the major computer operating systems. Its uses range from creating applications for scientific visualizations to computer-aided design, interactive gaming, and entertainment, and with each new version, its capabilities reveal the most up-to-date features of modern graphics hardware.
Key concepts: OpenGL, Computer science, Computer graphics (images), Computer graphics, Entertainment, Graphics, Scientific visualization, Graphics software