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Peter

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OpenGl Library
« on: April 01, 2018, 12:03:07 PM »
Hello, here is a small opengl library for small games and other things.
You can find everything in the gfx.zip file.
The oxygen.dll is from 2015, if a newer dll runs I have not tested yet.

Peter

demo1
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include "ogl.inc"
window 800,600,1
SetFrames 60

fon = LoadFont ("gfx/font05.bmp")
boy = LoadTiles("gfx/skulls.bmp",16,4)
cub = LoadImage("gfx/cube.tga")

type digger
  sys x
  sys y
  sys z
  sys d
end type
digger dig[3]
sys f

dig[0].x=0   : dig[0].Y=96
dig[1].x=736 : dig[1].y=160
dig[2].x=336 : dig[2].y=536
dig[3].x=400 : dig[3].y=0

while KeyDown(VK_ESCAPE)=0
cls 0,0,0
Text fon,300,16,"TILE DEMO",16,32
if dig[0].d=0
   DrawTile boy,dig[0].x,dig[0].y,64,64,dig[0].z,0
   dig[0].x +=1
   dig[0].z +=1
   if dig[0].z=16 then dig[0].z=0
   if dig[0].x>=736 then dig[0].d=1
end if 
if dig[0].d=1
   DrawTile boy,dig[0].x,dig[0].y,64,64,dig[0].z,1
   dig[0].x -=1
   dig[0].z +=1
   if dig[0].z=16 then dig[0].z=0
   if dig[0].x<=0 then dig[0].d=0
end if 
if dig[1].d=0
   DrawTile boy,dig[1].x,dig[1].y,64,64,dig[1].z,1
   dig[1].x -=1
   dig[1].z +=1
   if dig[1].z=16 then dig[1].z=0
   if dig[1].x<=0 then dig[1].d=1
end if 
if dig[1].d=1
   DrawTile boy,dig[1].x,dig[1].y,64,64,dig[1].z,0
   dig[1].x +=1
   dig[1].z +=1
   if dig[1].z=16   then dig[1].z=0
   if dig[1].x>=736 then dig[1].d=0
end if
if dig[2].d=0
   DrawTile boy,dig[2].x,dig[2].y,64,64,dig[2].z,2
   dig[2].y -=1
   dig[2].z +=1
   if dig[2].z=16 then dig[2].z=0
   if dig[2].y=0  then dig[2].d=1
end if 
if dig[2].d=1
   DrawTile boy,dig[2].x,dig[2].y,64,64,dig[2].z,3
   dig[2].y +=1
   dig[2].z +=1
   if dig[2].z=16   then dig[2].z=0
   if dig[2].y>=536 then dig[2].d=0
end if 
if dig[3].d=0
   DrawTile boy,dig[3].x,dig[3].y,64,64,dig[3].z,3
   dig[3].y +=1
   dig[3].z +=1
   if dig[3].z=16  then dig[3].z=0
   if dig[3].y=536 then dig[3].d=1
end if 
if dig[3].d=1
   DrawTile boy,dig[3].x,dig[3].y,64,64,dig[3].z,2
   dig[3].y -=1
   dig[3].z +=1
   if dig[3].z=16 then dig[3].z=0
   if dig[3].y=0  then dig[3].d=0
end if 
DrawImage cub,250,268,f
FlipImageH cub,350,268,64,64,f
FlipImageV cub,452,268,64,64,f
f +=1
if f=32 then f=0
Flip
wait 30
wend
WinEnd

demo2
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include "ogl.inc"
window 640,480,1

font=LoadFont ("gfx/font32.bmp")
skul=LoadImage("gfx/skull.tga" )

sys w=screenW
sys h=screenH
float a

while KeyDown(VK_ESCAPE)=0
cls 0,0,255
RotateImage skul,296,290,2,2,a,0
Text font,96,32,"Screen Resolution "+w+"x"+h,18,26
Text font,16,64,"Screen Resolution "+w+"x"+h,24,32
Text font,158,120,"I am PeterMaria",16,16
Flip
a +=2.5
if a>=360 then a=-a
wend
WinEnd   'tidy up
Demo3
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include "ogl.inc"
Window 480,240,1
SetFrames 60

fon = LoadFont("gfx/font32.bmp")

hnd = OpenFile "gfx/knot.raw"
sys size = FileSize(hnd)   
sys a=GetMemory size
ReadByte hnd, *a,size
CloseFile hnd

hnd = OpenFile "gfx/skull.raw"
sys size = FileSize(hnd)   
sys c=GetMemory size
ReadByte hnd, *c,size
CloseFile hnd

Sub RawImage(sys x0,y0,mem)
for y=0 to 128
for x=0 to 128
    z=(y*128+x)*3
    r=Peek mem,z+0
    g=Peek mem,z+1
    b=Peek mem,z+2
    if r>0 or g>0 or b>0
       Color r, g, b, 255
       SetPixel x+x0,y+y0
    end if
next
next
End Sub

while KeyDown(vk_escape)=0
Cls 0,0,0
Text fon,56,8,"ALLIANCE KNOT",16,16
RawImage 64 ,50,a
RawImage 256,50,c
Flip
wend
FreeMemory (a)
FreeMemory (c)
WinEnd 
demo4
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include "ogl.inc"
window 1024,768,1
Enable GL_POINT_SMOOTH

int width = 1024/2
int height= 768/2
int a=1,d=1, single r,sx,sy

Sub vec(single x,y,z)
if z>0 then Return
if z=0 then z=-0.01
ps = (1/z)*10000
sx = x*ps+width
sy = y*ps+height
color rand(128,255),rand(128,255),rand(128,255),255
FillCircle(sx,sy,2)
End Sub

while Key(27)=0
cls 0,0,0
for i=1 to 1000
vec(cos(i*r+a),sin(i*r-a),-i/a)
next
Flip

if a <=20 and d=1
   a +=0.01
else
  d=2
end if

if a >=0.05 and d=2
   a -=0.1
else
   d=1
end iF

r +=0.001
if r >=360 then r=-r
wend
WinEnd


« Last Edit: April 15, 2018, 10:19:37 AM by Peter »

Peter

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Re: OpenGl Library
« Reply #1 on: April 01, 2018, 12:17:51 PM »
Sorry, I forgot the og.dll

chrisc

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Re: OpenGl Library
« Reply #2 on: April 01, 2018, 12:55:07 PM »
Thanxx Peter

Only one problem,  i tried to compile demo1 and demo2 to exe files but fail.
they can run alright but not able to compile them to demo1.exe and demo2.exe ?


i have atteched the files

Arnold

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Re: OpenGl Library
« Reply #3 on: April 01, 2018, 01:11:07 PM »
Hi Peter,

all your demos run fine with my latest OxygenBasicProgress (29/03/18) installation. I did not need your oxygen.dll so I deleted it. I created a folder OpenGl_Library with subfolder gfx. In the OpenGl_Library folder I have ogl.dll, ogl.inc and the four demo examples.

Roland

Peter

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Re: OpenGl Library
« Reply #4 on: April 01, 2018, 01:34:38 PM »
Hello Chrisc,
simple write in the source code at the begin:

$filename "demo1.exe"
include "rtl32.inc"

Peter

chrisc

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Re: OpenGl Library
« Reply #5 on: April 03, 2018, 06:57:30 AM »
Thanxx a lot Peter

but when i  use rtl64  ,  it will compile to an exe.

but then when i run this exe it will display ogl.dll  message and then exit.

this means that ogl.dll is a 32bit dll, can you please create a 64bit ogl.dll ?

Peter

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Re: OpenGl Library
« Reply #6 on: April 03, 2018, 07:56:06 AM »
Hi Chrisc,

sorry, no  64bit cpu here!

Arnold

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Re: OpenGl Library
« Reply #7 on: April 03, 2018, 08:37:15 AM »
Hi Peter,

it is time to upgrade.

Roland

JRS

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Re: OpenGl Library
« Reply #8 on: April 03, 2018, 08:47:13 AM »
I agree. O2 is on a 64 bit mission.

Aurel

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Re: OpenGl Library
« Reply #9 on: April 03, 2018, 09:09:19 AM »
Quote
I agree. O2 is on a 64 bit mission
really...
why bother when every 64bit windows can execute 32bit app

phh
« Last Edit: April 03, 2018, 09:17:45 AM by Aurel »

JRS

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Re: OpenGl Library
« Reply #10 on: April 03, 2018, 09:38:59 AM »
Quote
I agree. O2 is on a 64 bit mission
really...
why bother when every 64bit windows can execute 32bit app

phh

The goal of O2 isn't to perform puppet shows.

I can run DOS on 64 bit Windows. What is your point?



chrisc

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Re: OpenGl Library
« Reply #11 on: April 03, 2018, 10:05:29 AM »
my company is translating programs from PB to O2 is bcos of the 64bit factor.

as you see PB is operating in 32bits  and our customers are asking for 64bits,
that's why we are upgrading to 64bits. And i need to keep my job too, it some kinda job security
It is kinda of demanded by customers, like a new fashion trend or hype?  just follow the hype
and bend with the wind that sorta thing? 

What customers wanted are what we gonna give to them... we cannot turn down customers requests and
tell them to fly kites. Also 64bits translation is a way to keep my job

Hope that there is a way that a 64bit main.exe program that can call a 32bit dll so that there
will be lesser translation work to do, and faster migration to 64bits in a stage by stage basis.


JRS

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Re: OpenGl Library
« Reply #12 on: April 03, 2018, 10:21:47 AM »
Going 64 bit isn't a rewrite of your 32 bit application. The amount of work depends on how much you depend on the Windows API and not the language you're using.

Charles Pegge

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Re: OpenGl Library
« Reply #13 on: April 03, 2018, 03:11:01 PM »
If your code is well constructed, Chris, it will compile to 32 or 64 bit just by switching rtl32/rtl64. The problem is getting all your DLLs to 64bit - being able to test them individually prior to running an entire suite of 64bit code.

chrisc

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Re: OpenGl Library
« Reply #14 on: April 04, 2018, 04:34:41 AM »
Thanxx Charles

I have partially translated some of the PB dll to O2 while the main exe program is already in O2.

what i would like to have is to get the main exe  (which is 64bit) to be able to call an old 32 bit PB dll
and this will save us some translation work and buy time before we eventually translate all the PB dll
to O2.

It does look like this is not doable.