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Handling multiple APIs

Dan Mendes
Note: This was originally posted on 28th January 2010 at http://forums.arm.com

Hello mali community,

It's nice to see some competition in the 3d mobile space. This will guarantee that we see higher quality and improved speed of development from both Mali and ImgTec.  

I would like to have some Tips on how to best handle multiple APIs like mixing OpenGL ES 2.x with OpenVG, what is Mali stance on OpenKode?

Also tips on how to best handle multiple platforms, using cmake or other tools, cross-compilation, etc... would be very appreciated.

I have not inspected the demo engine code yet. However i would like to read something (article/whitepaper) along the lines of AMDs Sushi demo engine. That is, how game engine designers should handle multiple deployment platforms and multiple APIs (DX9/OGL2.x/OGLES2.x/OpenCL)
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  • Note: This was originally posted on 5th February 2010 at http://forums.arm.com

    Hi,

    I hope to release some more simple examples soon, and one of the planned examples is using OpenVG and OpenGL-ES 2.0 together (e.g. rendering OpenVG content into a texture which is used in an OpenGL-ES 2.0 3D scene). I will try to remember to update this thread when that happens, otherwise keep watching the Sample Code section on the Mali Developer Centre.

    So far the sample code examples have been supplied to build under Cygwin using GNU make and GCC. The build system easily targets a real Mali device or the x86 Windows Mali Emulator with a simple option passed to Make.

    HTH, Pete
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  • Note: This was originally posted on 5th February 2010 at http://forums.arm.com

    Hi,

    I hope to release some more simple examples soon, and one of the planned examples is using OpenVG and OpenGL-ES 2.0 together (e.g. rendering OpenVG content into a texture which is used in an OpenGL-ES 2.0 3D scene). I will try to remember to update this thread when that happens, otherwise keep watching the Sample Code section on the Mali Developer Centre.

    So far the sample code examples have been supplied to build under Cygwin using GNU make and GCC. The build system easily targets a real Mali device or the x86 Windows Mali Emulator with a simple option passed to Make.

    HTH, Pete
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