On Wed, Oct 30, 2013 at 3:47 PM, Caelan Burris wrote:
> IIRC, GLEW basically loads as many functions as possible from a static list
> of names, and provides an error thunk for any names it can't load. So the
> short version for GLEW is basically, "They don't".
As far as I know, GLEW generates its
IIRC, GLEW basically loads as many functions as possible from a static list
of names, and provides an error thunk for any names it can't load. So the
short version for GLEW is basically, "They don't".
On Wed, Oct 30, 2013 at 6:58 AM, Chris Bagley wrote:
> We use runtime compiling to create our wrappers in case functionality is
> not present.
>
Runtime compilation is more of an optimization, we could store the function
pointers in a closure or global array or something instead (and in fact
prob
@bart:sorry if you receive this twice. I didn’t reply-all in gmail.
@all: Just resurrecting this question briefly as it has been playing on my
mind.
We use runtime compiling to create our wrappers in case functionality is
not present. That is great, but how do more static languages that don’t
have
On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 8:58 AM, Chris Bagley wrote:
> Cheers, good to know. OK going back and reading the code again, this all
> seems to boil down to the fact that some implementations of opengl are
> missing functions
It is mainly intended for OpenGL extensions, but Windows in particular
only
Cheers, good to know. OK going back and reading the code again, this all
seems to boil down to the fact that some implementations of opengl are
missing functions, which of course makes sense as there is plenty of
difference between v2 and v4 (or gles etc)
Does the resulting lisp program take a perf
On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 6:45 AM, Chris Bagley wrote:
> Or is it that once the lambda is compiled, it replaces the version with
> generate-gl-function in it? Does that mean that the wrapper functions are
> compiled on first call?
Right, the call to COMPILE replaces the function with the result of
Or is it that once the lambda is compiled, it replaces the version with
generate-gl-function in it? Does that mean that the wrapper functions are
compiled on first call?
On 16 October 2013 13:42, Chris Bagley wrote:
> It seems to be compiling a new lambda on every call. I'll walk through my
> l
