Graphics Reference
In-Depth Information
• ARM Mali OpenGL ES 3.0 Emulator, available from
http://malideveloper
• PowerVR Insider SDK v3.2+, available from
http://imgtec.com/
Any of these emulators is a suitable choice for using the sample code for
this topic. We leave it up to you to choose which option best its with your
development needs. If you want to use the PVRShaman workspaces from
Chapters 10 and 14, the PowerVR Insider SDK is required. For this section,
we chose to use the Qualcomm Adreno SDK v3.4. After downloading and
installing your choice of OpenGL ES 3.0 emulator, you can use CMake to
generate the Microsoft Visual Studio solution and projects.
Open the cmake-gui and point the GUI to the location where you have
downloaded the source code, as shown in Figure 16-1. Create a folder to
build the binaries underneath that base directory and set it as the location
to build the binaries in the GUI. You can then click Configure and choose
the version of Microsoft Visual Studio you are using. CMake will now give
an error because the EGL and OpenGLES3 library are not found.
If you are using the Qualcomm Adreno SDK installed to
C:\AdrenoSDK
,
you must now set the following variables in the cmake-gui:
•
EGL_LIBRARY: C:/AdrenoSDK/Lib/Win32/OGLES3/libEGL.lib
•
OPENGLES3_LIBRARY:C:/AdrenoSDK/Lib/Win32/OGLES3/libGLESv2.lib
Figure 16-1
Building Samples with CMake GUI on Windows
