glbinding v1.1.0 Release Notes
Release Date: 2015-04-08 // about 9 years ago-
💻 glbinding, version 1.1.0, created by the Computer Graphics System Group at the Hasso Plattner Institute, University of Potsdam, Germany.
Contact: Daniel Limberger ([email protected])
🔄 CHANGES
- ⚡️ update gl.xml to revision 30599
- 🏗 provide build status information in readme
- ⬇ decrease compile time by not using inline functions in gl headers
- cleanup includes
- 👉 use using for feature imports (reduces size of binaries and decreases compile time)
- ➕ add per-feature type and value includes
- ⬇️ reduce coverity defect density to zero
- ➕ add basic logging functions
- ➕ add option to use the statically linked runtime library (msvc only)
- add GL_NONE_BIT
- 🛠 fix buffer storage bitfield group
- 👉 make generation scripts more robust and consequently used
- 🐧 use separate clang platform definitions on Linux
- define all operators in global namespace
- add NV_command_list support
- 🛠 fix OS X rpath problem
- ⚡️ show change in gl.xml on update
- 🛠 fix duplicated 'revision' file deployment
- 🚀 glfw is deployed as shared library (win32)
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