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We need an OpenGl core! by Unknown on Feb 13, 2004			Not available!
You know, there is no fully supported OpenGL 1.5 accelerator for linux. =( Sadly, I don't know enough 3D coding to design one.... It would be cool if such a core also supported general purpose FP stuff such as matrix ops and FFT, etc... and could work as a scheduled co-processor... =) You know, there is no fully supported OpenGL 1.5 accelerator for linux. =( Sadly, I don't know enough 3D coding to design one.... It would be cool if such a core also supported general purpose FP stuff such as matrix ops and FFT, etc... and could work as a scheduled co-processor... =)

We need an OpenGl core! by Unknown on Feb 13, 2004			Not available!
A 3-D graphics accelerator would be fun, but methinks the hardware manufacturers have already selected their parts from established sources. I expect it would be a hard sell to get the computer makers to accept a brand new accelerator from an unknown developer, and the software support issue would remain unabated. This request would probably get a stronger response in someplace like SourceForge.org, where they focus on software rather than hardware development. My two cents.... Steve On Thu, 2004-02-12 at 20:46, Alan Grimes wrote: [q] You know, there is no fully supported OpenGL 1.5 accelerator for linux. =( Sadly, I don't know enough 3D coding to design one.... It would be cool if such a core also supported general purpose FP stuff such as matrix ops and FFT, etc... and could work as a scheduled co-processor... =) _______________________________________________ <A HREF="http://www.opencores.org/mailman/listinfo/cores">http://www.opencores.org/mailman/listinfo/cores</A>[/q] A 3-D graphics accelerator would be fun, but methinks the hardware manufacturers have already selected their parts from established sources. I expect it would be a hard sell to get the computer makers to accept a brand new accelerator from an unknown developer, and the software support issue would remain unabated. This request would probably get a stronger response in someplace like SourceForge.org, where they focus on software rather than hardware development. My two cents.... Steve On Thu, 2004-02-12 at 20:46, Alan Grimes wrote: You know, there is no fully supported OpenGL 1.5 accelerator for linux. =( Sadly, I don't know enough 3D coding to design one.... It would be cool if such a core also supported general purpose FP stuff such as matrix ops and FFT, etc... and could work as a scheduled co-processor... =) _______________________________________________ http://www.opencores.org/mailman/listinfo/cores

We need an OpenGl core! by Unknown on Feb 13, 2004			Not available!
Alan Grimes schrieb: [q] You know, there is no fully supported OpenGL 1.5 accelerator for linux. =( Sadly, I don't know enough 3D coding to design one.... It would be cool if such a core also supported general purpose FP stuff such as matrix ops and FFT, etc... and could work as a scheduled co-processor... =)[/q] The OpenGL API already supports this. A core supporting fragment and vertex shaders can easily be used as coprocessor. Alan Grimes schrieb: You know, there is no fully supported OpenGL 1.5 accelerator for linux. =( Sadly, I don't know enough 3D coding to design one.... It would be cool if such a core also supported general purpose FP stuff such as matrix ops and FFT, etc... and could work as a scheduled co-processor... =) The OpenGL API already supports this. A core supporting fragment and vertex shaders can easily be used as coprocessor.

We need an OpenGl core! by Unknown on Feb 13, 2004			Not available!
Alan Grimes wrote: [q] You know, there is no fully supported OpenGL 1.5 accelerator for linux. =([/q] Seems like the Manticore project is at least a beginning in this direction... <A HREF="http://www.opencores.org/projects.cgi/web/manticore/overview">http://www.opencores.org/projects.cgi/web/manticore/overview</A> Or am I missing something? -Johnathan Alan Grimes wrote: You know, there is no fully supported OpenGL 1.5 accelerator for linux. =( Seems like the Manticore project is at least a beginning in this direction... http://www.opencores.org/projects.cgi/web/manticore/overview Or am I missing something? -Johnathan

We need an OpenGl core! by Unknown on Feb 13, 2004			Not available!
[q] Seems like the Manticore project is at least a beginning in this direction... [/q] The GEaRS project as well, but both seem to be abandoned in an early stage since 2002. Seems like the Manticore project is at least a beginning in this direction... The GEaRS project as well, but both seem to be abandoned in an early stage since 2002.

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