Hi All, Yesterday I began adding the Cmake options required to control the optional compilation against the different OpenGL targets. Once the options were added and setting a the appropriate include/osg/Config #define's automatically I set about doing a wide review of OSG classes, adding the #ifndef guards around OpenGL calls that aren't portable across all OpenGL/OpenGLES versions. I have just checked in the first pass at this work.
The use of the Cmake options allows us to simulate the what the OSG functions like with various OpenGL features removed even on OpenGL versions that support these features. This is a good way for us to use the the results across different OpenGL versions, and build up a series of unit tests that should achieve the same results across a range of OpenGL versions. For instance today on my workstation I've been testing the disabling of display lists, and the fixed function pipeline all against a OpenGL 2.0 driver/headers. The changes I've just checked in do touch upon quite a few OSG files, so again there is risk of mistakes that disable functionality unintentionally, before checking in I review every single line changed and hopefully this will avoid mistakes creeping in, but no human is perfect so it's generally best to assume the worst and be on look out for regressions. Like with the osg::Geometry changes, the changes are all checked into svn/trunk so will be directly tested out be the community, this should allow us to spot any regressions in build and runtime as soon as possible. Robert. _______________________________________________ osg-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openscenegraph.org/listinfo.cgi/osg-users-openscenegraph.org
