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Journal Willtor's Journal: OpenGL SuperBible 2

Wow, this is a great book. Having wanted to learn OpenGL for some time, now, this has really helped me get started. I browsed the first few chapters of the Red Book and I felt like I couldn't play with it (it being a platform neutral book). Even though the SuperBible is Windows and I use OS X, all it takes (thus far), is a minor tweak to most programs including header files and platform specific function calls. Good stuff.
 
If anybody has any other resources to recommend, I'm all ears.

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OpenGL SuperBible

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  • Most of the best GLUT info is hidden in the back of OpenGL Programming for the X Windows System(aka greenbook). It also has some additional hints on structure of rendering paths, GLX etc.
    • Thanks for the suggestion. I've seen this book on one of the desks in the graphics lab at MIT, but I haven't actually opened it. The SuperBible uses GLUT quite a lot, but what you suggest is probably far more comprehensive. I'll look into it.

      Again, thanks for the suggestion.

      -wml

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