[Edu-sig] minimal pyopengl
Arthur
ajsiegel at optonline.net
Mon Aug 4 04:28:56 EDT 2003
having wanted to get a bit into pygame
having converted to Python23
having some background with and continuing interest in PyOpenGL
knowing that pygame supported PyOpenGL
there not being a Python23 PyOpenGL distribution as of yet
there being a problem building PyOpenGL with Python23, the process bombing
out when dealing with togl, the OpenGL context for tkinter which has been a
rather temperamental component of PyOpenGL from its beginnings.
Needing to prune togl out of the build.
And having kept pruning, to get to the more fundamental components of what
has become a large, rather complex distribution.
I end up with a Minimal PyOpenGL distribution.
It has been tested only under Windows, where it succesfully runs the
wxPython PyOpenGL demo, the pygame PyOpenGL demo, and the nehe tutorial code
available for pygame.
The self-installing Windows executable is 175k, versus approx 2.5m for the
full Python22 distro.
There is also a slightly larger source distro, which should work under
Linux - but having done it yet, and probably won't get around to testing it
for a few weeks.
What there is is avaiable at http://home.ix.netcom.com/~ajs/download/
For anyone who might find it useful.
ARt
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