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OpenGL is a graphics standard and API which targets the desktop and workstation markets. It is designed to be easy to accelerate with dedicated computer hardware, and hence most implementations give greatly improved performance over traditional software rendering. Currently, OpenGL is used for applications like CAD software and computer games. It is also cross-platform. The OpenGL standard is controlled by the Khronos group, which also controls OpenGL ES.
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Fragment Shader output type error
I've been working with opengl for a bit and I'm trying to finally load the shaders instead of having them inline. I'm having a ton of issues, though. As soon as I solve one, another pops up. …
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Fragment Shader output type error
The issue was with the loading. I'm not sure what exactly the problem was, because I changed the code significantly, but it's working now.
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Current loading code:
GLuint getShaders(const char *ve …