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From: Gautier write-only <gautier_niouzes@hotmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Opengl in Ada
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On 28 oct, 18:12, Pablo <pablit...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Does someone know any tutorial of opengl in Ada? I found thousands
> opengl tutorials, but none for Ada...

The good thing with opengl is that you can read a tutorial in any
language, it's the same opengl!
Only when it comes to exchange data (pictures) to and from the GL
system there are things specific to the language and bindings. In that
respect, I can only recommend *my* bindings ;-) which provide a GL.IO
with import of bmp's & tga's pictures for textures and export bmp's
for screenshots. In addition the identifiers are more Ada-like: you
write Normal(...) or GL.Normal(...) and not glnormal3d(...).
Look at the ./bindings directory in the GLOBE_3D project: http://globe3d.sf.net
Gautier