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qnxgl_context_create()
Create a QNXGL context
Synopsis:
qnxglc_t* qnxgl_context_create( qnxgl_bufs_t * buffers, qnxglc_t * share);
Arguments:
- buffers
- A pointer to the buffers that this context will use.
- share
- A QNXGL context with which display list information is to be shared with the newly created context.
Library:
qnxgl
Description:
This function creates a qnxglc_t QNXGL context,an opaque structure that's used to store all information relating to an OpenGL state machine. It needs to be associated with a qnxgl_bufs_t created with qnxgl_buffers_create(), so buffers can't be NULL and must point to a valid QNXGL buffer.
Release the context when you're done with it, by using qnxgl_context_destroy().
Returns:
A pointer to an opaque qnxglc_t structure, or NULL on failure.
Examples:
See the code example in the OpenGL section of "Raw Drawing and Animation" in the Photon Programmer's Guide.
Classification:
Neutrino
| Safety: | |
|---|---|
| Cancellation point | No |
| Interrupt handler | No |
| Signal handler | No |
| Thread | No |
See also:
"OpenGL" section of the Raw Drawing and Animation chapter in the Photon Programmer's Guide
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