Bruno Zamborlin

I'm going to start a new project, a 3D videogame based on OpenGL.

And I'm looking for limitations that Jitter could have in comparison with standard C/C++ OpenGL project.

I'm reading on page 352 of the JitterTutorial manual, talking about jit.gl.sketch, that:

"Converting between OpenGL code as given in the “Redbook” and elsewhere (in the C programming language) and messages to jit.gl.sketch is reasonably straightforward(...)"

What I would like to know is: all the (about) 250 OpenGL methods are available for jit.gl.sketch?

Dear all,
I'm going to start a new project, a 3D videogame based on OpenGL.

about-opengl-and-jit-gl-sketch

ps: also the GLUT library are available?


I would suggest to look at Wesley Smiths jit.gl.lua, which uses glua 

language to control openGL, might prove more flexible than using 

On Apr 3, 2007, at 11:10 AM, Bruno Zamborlin wrote:

> I'm going to start a new project, a 3D videogame based on OpenGL.

> And I'm looking for limitations that Jitter could have in 

> comparison with standard C/C++ OpenGL project.

> I'm reading on page 352 of the JitterTutorial manual, talking about 

> "Converting between OpenGL code as given in the 

> “Redbook” and elsewhere (in the C programming language) 

> and messages to jit.gl.sketch is reasonably straightforward(...)"

> What I would like to know is: all the (about) 250 OpenGL methods 

I would suggest to look at Wesley Smiths jit.gl.lua, which uses glua  
language to control openGL, might prove more flexible than using  
jit.gl.sketch in the long run.

>
> Dear all,
> I'm going to start a new project, a 3D videogame based on OpenGL.
>
> And I'm looking for limitations that Jitter could have in  
> comparison with standard C/C++ OpenGL project.
>
> I'm reading on page 352 of the JitterTutorial manual, talking about  
> jit.gl.sketch, that:
>
> "Converting between OpenGL code as given in the  
> “Redbook” and elsewhere (in the C programming language)  
> and messages to jit.gl.sketch is reasonably straightforward(...)"
>
> What I would like to know is: all the (about) 250 OpenGL methods  
> are available for jit.gl.sketch?
>
> Thank you very much
> --
> Bruno
>
>
> - www.brunozamborlin.com -
> - www.myspace.com/brunozamborlin

I think I'll use Lua, it appears really interesting and closer to OpenGL sintax.

Thank you very much.
I think I'll use Lua, it appears really interesting and closer to OpenGL sintax.

About OpenGL and jit.gl.sketch