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There's an openglide wrapper already having dosbox patch available. it converts glide to gl ... so wrap it with the wrapper? :) http://openglide.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/openglide/ here's a rather old tutorial to get glide running with dosbox under linux...

http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/ath9k:

i think a gl context must be initialized before. never had problems getting vendor strings

thought the driver has some memory reserved for it's use, so at least you'll save copying over from applications memory to the gpu ones. but i havent really compared performance.

A1: yes vbo's are the way to go to efficiently draw with GLES. just try to avoid transferring vertex data from the main ram to the gpu's memory for never changing models, whatever you use for it. some good info about it here...

hm seems like an issue with GL init/exit or something. I'll have a look at it, thanks.

Oh well, could've been an easy fix, but with those screenshots it seems we're out of luck. But would be still interesting what causes that issue...

I've thought about it yesterday (and now while typing): I think it could be very easy by just checking the triangle's UV coordinates and offset them to be in some minor range ... let's say the coordinates are something like (just numbers here) [(16000,16000),(16002,16002),(16000,16002)] it would...

i think it's possible - but will very likely add some overhead to the lib. cause extra vertices need to be added to the geometry and you need to keep track of the wrapping. but only lunixbochs can tell how much work it would be :)

Blocky textures? are they distorted? does it look like this: http://crow.riot.org/pnd/gles-driverbug02.png If so, then it's a problem with the texture coordinates getting too big. I've fixed that in audiorace by wrapping the texture coordinates after some amount. but dont know if it's possible...

what i was planning was (is) an install feature for apkenv.ui. maybe about some script and the apk's extracted icon wrapped into a pnd are feasible ... will think about it.

@wizardstan: couldnt you try with lunixbochs gl wrapper?

yes, the first argument to apkenv is the .apk to launch. look inside the pnd, theres runapk.sh (dont remember exactly now). this additionaly sets up some things and also takes the apk path as an arg

Thanks for the encouraging comments :-) I hope we'll be able to put out a pandora binary for the public soon. There've been some glitches that creeped in recently, which I have to iron out before. Dont have a "real" Android device (Pandora doesnt count), so didn't have time to get into it. But...

great, really appreciate it!

you got that as a background on your panda!? sweet :) congrats for getting a panda, btw!

also have been working on oculus rift integration for some internal project the last days - after i understood what it really needs, it was easy :)

i'm tempted to get a box full of japanese sweets. friend of mine lives in china and he sometimes brings chinese stuff with him. funny things they eat :-)

so whats this exactly? a full game implementation or a mod/patch of the original one? *edit* NVM ... should've read the topic title ... ;)

I was following some of traylorparks progress creating it. It's an outstanding piece of work - as usual if he's creating something! ... congrats for finally getting this out :-)