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i was looking around for integrated development environments for writing shaders in glsl. i found a few through sourceforge but don't see any compiled for os x.

there is apple's "OpenGL Shader Builder" in "/Developer/Applications/Graphics Tools/", part of the developer tools, but mine at least (the latest) is quite unstable; crashes with very little effort.

does anyone use a 3rd party development environment for os x for workin on shaders?

hello,
i was looking around for integrated development environments for writing shaders in glsl.  i found a few through sourceforge but don't see any compiled for os x.  

there is apple's "OpenGL Shader Builder" in "/Developer/Applications/Graphics Tools/", part of the developer tools, but mine at least (the latest) is quite unstable; crashes with very little effort.  

a-decent-opengl-shader-ide-for-os-x-anyone

thank goodness someone else experiences this, i thought it was just me

> there is apple's "OpenGL Shader Builder" in "/Developer/Applications/Graphics Tools/", part of the developer tools, but mine at least (the latest) is quite unstable; crashes with very little effort.

thank goodness someone else experiences this, i thought it was just me
and my shite programming.

On 8/31/06, Ali Momeni  wrote:
> there is apple's "OpenGL Shader Builder" in "/Developer/Applications/Graphics Tools/", part of the developer tools, but mine at least (the latest) is quite unstable; crashes with very little effort.


AFAIK, Jitter is your best bet until Apple releases a new Shader

Builder like app which will allegedly happen with OS 10.5.

> thank goodness someone else experiences this, i thought it was just me

> > there is apple's "OpenGL Shader Builder" in "/Developer/Applications/Graphics Tools/", part of the developer tools, but mine at least (the latest) is quite unstable; crashes with very little effort.

AFAIK, Jitter is your best bet until Apple releases a new Shader
Builder like app which will allegedly happen with OS 10.5.

On 8/31/06, Scott Fitzgerald  wrote:
> thank goodness someone else experiences this, i thought it was just me
> and my shite programming.
>
> On 8/31/06, Ali Momeni  wrote:
> > there is apple's "OpenGL Shader Builder" in "/Developer/Applications/Graphics Tools/", part of the developer tools, but mine at least (the latest) is quite unstable; crashes with very little effort.
>


what we need is a jitter like shader builder ;)

> AFAIK, Jitter is your best bet until Apple releases a new Shader

> Builder like app which will allegedly happen with OS 10.5.

> > thank goodness someone else experiences this, i thought it was just me

> > > there is apple's "OpenGL Shader Builder" in

> "/Developer/Applications/Graphics Tools/", part of the developer tools, but

> mine at least (the latest) is quite unstable; crashes with very little

and what is the situation for pc?
what we need is a jitter like shader builder ;)

2006/8/31, Wesley Smith :
>
> AFAIK, Jitter is your best bet until Apple releases a new Shader
> Builder like app which will allegedly happen with OS 10.5.
>
> wes
>
> On 8/31/06, Scott Fitzgerald  wrote:
> > thank goodness someone else experiences this, i thought it was just me
> > and my shite programming.
> >
> > On 8/31/06, Ali Momeni  wrote:
> > > there is apple's "OpenGL Shader Builder" in
> "/Developer/Applications/Graphics Tools/", part of the developer tools, but
> mine at least (the latest) is quite unstable; crashes with very little
> effort.
> >
>


On Aug 31, 2006, at 7:37 AM, Ali Momeni wrote:

> there is apple's "OpenGL Shader Builder" in "/Developer/ 

> Applications/Graphics Tools/", part of the developer tools, but 

> mine at least (the latest) is quite unstable; crashes with very 

> does anyone use a 3rd party development environment for os x for 

Check out the jitter-examples/render/shaderwriter-example.pat 

example. mxj quickie with a shader file will let you edit with GLSL 

syntax highlighting and whenever you save reload he shader. Look in 

This patch is designed for slab based shaders, but you can easily 

modify it to be using jit.gl.shader as applied to arbitrary geometry.

> there is apple's "OpenGL Shader Builder" in "/Developer/ 
> Applications/Graphics Tools/", part of the developer tools, but  
> mine at least (the latest) is quite unstable; crashes with very  
> little effort.
>
> does anyone use a 3rd party development environment for os x for  
> workin on shaders?

Check out the jitter-examples/render/shaderwriter-example.pat  
example. mxj quickie with a shader file will let you edit with GLSL  
syntax highlighting and whenever you save reload he shader. Look in  
the Max window for errors.

This patch is designed for slab based shaders, but you can easily  
modify it to be using jit.gl.shader as applied to arbitrary geometry.

a decent OpenGL Shader IDE for os x anyone?