@@ -48,6 +48,6 @@ Developer links: What's the stuff in apigen? - There are some Python scripts in the apigen/ directory that generate C++ based on the API definition files (gl2.h, api_modifications.txt, valid_args.txt.) The generated code is Mozilla XPCOM functions that check their args against the valid GLES 2.0 constants (as they were written on the man pages.) There's also some wackier stuff for checking texImage2D and texSubImage2D image dimensions against given array dimensions. + There are some Python scripts in the apigen/ directory that generate C++ based on the API definition files (gl2.h, api_modifications.txt, valid_args.txt.) The generated code is Mozilla XPCOM functions that check their args against the valid GLES 2.0 constants (as they were written on the man pages.) There's also some wackier stuff for checking copyTexImage2D and copyTexSubImage2D image dimensions against viewport dimensions. If you can use it to generate code for your WebGL implementation, it might save you 1500 lines of typing and testing. The last time I used it was summer 2009 to generate a patch for Canvas 3D, so it's likely somewhat out of date. README.md 790366f81d37d2430f3517111bc9ce811e1f7639 kig ilmari.heikkinen@gmail.com http://github.com/kig/canvas3d-tests/commit/238e02242da8a87b12a3bd43b04b4848820c4225 238e02242da8a87b12a3bd43b04b4848820c4225 2009-11-09T16:52:20-08:00 2009-11-09T16:52:20-08:00 README.md: apigen texImage2D talk was actually about copyTexImage2D 011fc228ee64b6a5fe0e1ff974a70ff06214d024 kig ilmari.heikkinen@gmail.com