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diff --git a/Article-SWT-OpenGL/about.xml b/Article-SWT-OpenGL/about.xml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d42d285 --- /dev/null +++ b/Article-SWT-OpenGL/about.xml @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +<!DOCTYPE doc [ + <!ENTITY trade "™"> + <!ENTITY reg "®"> +]> + +<article link="opengl.html"> + <title>Using OpenGL with SWT</title> + <date>April 15, 2005</date> + <category>rcp</category> + <category>swt</category> + <author> + <name>Bo Majewski</name> + <company>Cisco Systems, Inc.</company> + </author> + <description> + OpenGL is a vendor-neutral, multi-platform standard for creating + high-performance 2D and 3D graphics. Hardware and software implementations + exist on various operating systems, including Windows, Linux and + MacOS. OpenGL may be used to render simple 2D charts or complex 3D games. This + article describes an experimental Eclipse plug-in that facilitates the use + of OpenGL for drawing onto SWT widgets. A short history and overview of + OpenGL is presented, followed by an example application. + </description> +</article>
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