GP32 Open Source Demos - Gp32 Ports Possible?

[Max]

Nope, I'm not begging you for porting those demos, but I found a really nice website which does have several great open source demos for download. Some of them could be easily ported to the GP32... so if you're looking for the challenge or just want to improve your coding skills, go and get some........ here.........

http://unixscene.kameli.net/?choice=demos

 

[Zap]

most of these use OpenGL to run, so they can't be easily ported

 

[Max]

Errrr... okay, you convinced me. But seriously, look at older demos, arround 2000, 1999 and older, those don't use OpenGL.

 

[rtb7]

and with tinyGL ?

 

[don]

Don't expect a good performance when using anything GL related on the GP32. GL is _very_ slow on software rendering devices AFAIK.

 

[Max]

Just wondering, aren't those working without OpenGL?

http://unixscene.kameli.net/?choice=demos&sort=year&skip=140

 

[AlexW]

It seems that most of them (all) does not use opengl in any form... but I looked at the first and it uses a FPU for floting point calculations and GP32 has none (ie sloow)... but the other might work?!?!

 

[Zap]

hmm, it seems i didnt look at the older ones