On Sunday, 25 November 2012 at 10:49:20 UTC, Gor Gyolchanyan
wrote:
DerelictGL is flawed. It uses OpenGL32.dll, which is
deliberately nerfed by
Microsoft. the wglGetProcAddress gets the functions pointers,
which are
unavailable from OpenGL32.dll and Derelict doesn't use it.
No, that's just wrong. DerelictGL3.load() loads the DLL into
memory along with the 1.1 interface. Then after you create a
context, DerelictGL3.reload() will use wglGetProcAddress to load
the rest of OpenGL up to the highest supported version. Do you
really think that people would have been using Derelict for the
past 8+ years if it didn't give them access to
hardware-accelerated OpenGL?
