Re: OpenGL and ADA

["Pascal Obry" <p.obry@der.edf.fr>]

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Randy Pugh <info@golfcoursebooks.com> a �crit dans le message :
shdj4vhi5uh136@corp.supernews.com...
> Greetings,
>     I'm designing a graphics intensive map-viewing program using the
OpenGL
> API (including the glut library) and would like to use Ada for it's
inherent
> tasking capability (and inherent stability...).  I'm using a Win32
system...
>     Has anyone gotten glut to work with the Gnat compiler?  I'm able to
get
> the "packaged" bindings to work (win32 API, Gtk) but not glut.  I've
> downloaded the Ada binding from the Internet, installed it in the
\bindings
> directory and compiled it.  When I compile my test file that just "with"s
> glut, I get errors for every line in the binding's spec file.  I moved the
> glut.dll into the same directory; still no luck.
>     Any suggestions?....

I have a working GLUT for Win32 package on my homepage. Direct
access through: http://perso.wanadoo.fr/pascal.obry/contrib.html

Jerry Van Dijk has also a GLUT for Win32. Basically with the same features
than mine. I have added one nice example of CSG (Constructive Solid
Geometry)
in my GLUT package.

Jerry Web site : http://stad.dsl.nl/~jvandyk/

Pascal.

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