Index of /classes/opengl/examples/performance

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 Makefile                05-Jun-1999 22:59     1k  
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 dlist                   07-Jun-1999 10:19   119k  
 dlist.c                 05-Jun-1999 22:59     6k  
 dlist.o                 07-Jun-1999 10:19    12k  
 fonts                   07-Jun-1999 10:19   1.0M  
 fonts.c                 05-Jun-1999 22:59     7k  
 koosh                   07-Jun-1999 10:19   119k  
 koosh.c                 05-Jun-1999 22:59     8k  
 mountain.c              05-Jun-1999 22:59     4k  
 mountain.o              07-Jun-1999 10:19     8k  
 vertexArrays            07-Jun-1999 10:19   116k  
 vertexArrays.c          05-Jun-1999 22:59     6k  

    ~opengl/examples/performance README

            Copyright 1991-1999, Silicon Graphics,  Inc.
            All Rights Reserved.



                    A collection of programs demonstrating
                   the use of vertex arrays and display 
                           lists with OpenGL.
   

   mountain.c:  code to draw a fractal mountain
	Adapted from code written by Benedikt Kessler, SGI Munich

   dlist.c:  renders fractal mountains with and without display lists,
	and compares the frames/second.

	Uses the code in mountain.c to draw fractal-based mountains.  A
	simple benchmarking loop runs for MAX_FRAME iteration, first in
	immediate mode and then again in display list mode.  The
	average frames/second is printed for each mode.

	Escape key               - exit the program

   fonts.c:  use display lists to create bitmap fonts from X fonts, and
	to create 3D fonts.

	Use glListBase() to set the base for a given font, and
	glCallLists() to render a string in the current font.

	Left Mousebutton        - move eye position 
	Middle Mousebutton      - change twist angle
	Right Mousebutton       - move up/down to zoom in/out
	<f> key			- cycle thru outline/filled/stroke/bitmap fonts
	<R> Key			- reset viewpoint 
	Escape key              - exit the program 

   koosh.c:  renders a rotating koosh ball.  The lighting resources are kept in
	display lists which are called by the main koosh ball display list.

	<m> key 	        - change material properties
	<l> key        		- change light model
	<i> key         	- change light intensity
	Escape key              - exit the program

	vertexArrays.c: vertex array example. uses the same shaded
                    polygon seen in ~/rendering/shadeModel.c

    SPACE key   - toggle between flat/smooth shading
	Escape key              - exit the program