[GEM-dev] gemvertexbuffer

[Antoine Villeret]

hi,

thanks for the Makefile, but a -framework OpenCV was still there due to my
copy & paste (oups :-) )
so here is a corrected version which should compile both on OS X and Linux

concerning the help file I thought that we made a loadbang, maybe I sent the
wrong version...
anyway, you just have to click on the [posX blablax, posY blablay, posZ
blablaz( or [colorb ...( etc to copy the table's content to the shared
memory of the graphic card

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2011/9/3 Nicolas Montgermont <nicolas_montgermont at yahoo.fr>

> Hello
>
> It's working here as well.
> to compile i needed the flags : -arch i386 for CPPFLAGS and LDFLAGS (my
> makefile is attached).
> in the help file i can't see anything (what must i do?), but in the
> triangle and points patches things seem to work great.
> I am around 60fps.
> Mac osx 10.6.8
> nvidia geforce 320M
> it should be nice to have more infos in the help file
> good work!
>
> best,
> n
>
> ps: tell me if you want the binary.
>
>
> Le 29/08/11 15:22, cyrille henry a écrit :
>
>> hello,
>>
>>
>> i personnaly think this would be a nice addition to Gem.
>> but i'd like to have feedback of osX (and windows ) users befor commiting.
>>
>> c
>>
>>
>>
>> Le 28/08/2011 20:39, Antoine Villeret a écrit :
>>
>>> hi all,
>>>
>>> Cyrille and me made [gemvertexbuffer] object while we were trying
>>> something with OpenCL.
>>> This object fillin a VBO (Vertex Buffer Object) with pd tables values.
>>> It looks like scopeXYZ but we think it's more flexible.
>>> It's very fast (100000 points @ 250 fps on a Nvidia Geforce 9400M).
>>> We know that something similar already exists in the vertex folder of Gem
>>> but we need to do it by ourself to better understand VBO workflow.
>>> As we learned a lot of things doing this, we hope that it could help
>>> someone else, so we share it...
>>>
>>> It has been test on Ubuntu.
>>> If you want to build it, you just need to adjust paths in the Makefile
>>> and run make.
>>>
>>>
>>
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