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Top Forums Programming 2D Graphics Lib Post 302238473 by nasersh on Saturday 20th of September 2008 08:10:47 AM
Old 09-20-2008
2D Graphics Lib

Hi,
I am on Fedora9 and need to do some simple 2D graphics (for game development). I am looking for an ideal 2D library/package to be used with GCC.

I have come accross GRX, libmxi and some OpenGL (The 3D), but none of which seems to be ok.
I could not find any tutorial or support material for GRX; libmxi seems to be obsolete too; and OpenGL is not pure 2D.

Please advise.
 

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glutEnterGameMode(3GLUT)					       GLUT						  glutEnterGameMode(3GLUT)

NAME
glutEnterGameMode, glutLeaveGameMode - enters and leaves GLUT's game mode. SYNTAX
void glutEnterGameMode(void); void glutLeaveGameMode(void); DESCRIPTION
glutEnterGameMode is designed to enable high-performance fullscreen GLUT rendering, possibly at a different screen display format. Calling glutEnterGameMode creates a special fullscreen GLUT window (with its own callbacks and OpenGL rendering context state). If the game mode string describes a possible screen display format, GLUT also changes the screen display format to the one described by the game mode string. glutLeaveGameMode leaves the GLUT game mode and returns the screen display format to its default format. When game mode is entered, certain GLUT functionality is disable to facilitate high-performance fullscreen rendering. GLUT pop-up menus are not available while in game mode. Other created windows and subwindows are not displayed in GLUT game mode. Game mode will also hide all other applications running on the computer's display screen. The intent of these restrictions is to eliminate window clipping issues, permit screen display format changes, and permit fullscreen rendering optimization such as page flipping for fullscreen buffer swaps. After leaving game mode, the GLUT functionality disabled in game mode is available again. The game mode window (and its OpenGL rendering state) is destroyed when leaving game mode. Any windows and subwindows created before entering the game mode are displayed in their previ- ous locations. The OpenGL state of normal GLUT windows and subwindows is not disturbed by entering and/or leaving game mode. The following GLUT routines are ignored in game mode: glutFullScreen, glutSetWindowTitle, glutSetIconTitle, glutPositionWindow, glutRe- shapeWindow, glutPopWindow, glutPushWindow, glutIconifyWindow, glutShowWindow, glutHideWindow. glutEnterGameMode can be called when already in game mode. This will destroy the previous game mode window (including any OpenGL rendering state) and create a new game mode window with a new OpenGL rendering context. Also if glutEnterGameMode is called when already in game mode and if the game mode string has changed and describes a possible screen display format, the new screen display format takes effect. A reshape callback is generated if the game mode window changes size due to a screen display format change. Re-entering game mode provides a mechanism for changing the screen display format while already in game mode. Note though that the game mode window's OpenGL state is lost in this process and the application is responsible for re-initializing the newly created game mode win- dow OpenGL state when re-entering game mode. Game mode cannot be entered while pop-up menus are in use. Note that the glutEnterGameMode and glutFullScreen routines operate differently. glutFullScreen simply makes the current window match the size of the screen. glutFullScreen does not change the screen display format and does not disable any GLUT features such as pop-up menus; glutFullScreen continues to operate in a "windowed" mode of operation. glutEnterGameMode creates a new window style, possibly changes the screen display mode, limits GLUT functionality, and hides other applications. SEE ALSO
glutGameModeGet, glutGameModeString, glutInitDisplayString AUTHOR
Mark J. Kilgard (mjk@nvidia.com) GLUT
3.7 glutEnterGameMode(3GLUT)
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