OpenGLBook.com Launch
Just launched OpenGLBook.com, a website on learning OpenGL 4.0 programming in online book format. The first two chapters are online, new chapters to be released periodically.
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- OpenGL vs Direct3D: Where are we on Windows? (Win32)
- Hurry Up, AMD
- BC42104: Variable ‘X' is used before it has been assigned a value.
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