Marcelo E. Magallon wrote:
Mine is at http://spyglass.sf.net/. TBH I'm not sure it's compiling
right now, since I haven't touched the code in a while and GUI is in a
very primitive state.
But it does what you describe, it needs a few patches to get it to
actually output something compilable, but it's almost there and it does
in fact work for most programs.
I've been saying to myself that I will pick this up again RSN ... as it
turns, I might have some time for this in the near future.
It seems gl tracers are suddenly all over the place - When I wrote mine
I did it because I saw it as an easy opportunity to get experience with
mesa's gl_API.xml and python modules, and of course because I thought it
could be a useful tool. Since writing it I have become aware of
* ZAPdb
* SpyGlass - http://spyglass.sourceforge.net
* GLTrace http://www.hawksoft.com/gltrace
* BuGLe - http://bugle.sourceforge.net
The more the merrier? :-)
Thomas
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