Ruby-OpenCL

Ruby-OpenCL is a ruby binding of OpenCL providing classes for OpenCL programing on the host. Currently works with ATI Stream SDK 2.0 beta.

PyOpenCL

PyOpenCL is a complete, object-oriented language binding of OpenCL to Python. It has full documentation available and is licensed under the liberal MIT license.

The Open Toolkit library

Cross-platform OpenCL, OpenGL and OpenAL bindings for .Net/Mono. Compatible with Windows, Linux and Mac OS X and usable by all .Net languages (including C#, VB.Net, C++/CLI, IronPython and F#).

OpenKODE 1.0 implementation from Acrodea

This package contains an implementation of OpenKODE Core as defined in the OpenKODE 1.0 specification. This release only contains the OpenKODE Core library, so in order to do anything useful with it you'll also need an implementation of EGL and some client APIs. The example source code provided assumes EGL and OpenGL ES headers and libraries are available.

C sample implementation of OpenMAX DL

ARM provides a sample OpenMAX DL implementation written in C. The OpenMAX DL (Development Layer) APIs contain a comprehensive set of audio, video, signal processing function primitives which can be implemented and optimized on various CPUs and hardware engines and then used for accelerated codec functionality. API functions target key algorithms in such codecs as H.264, MPEG-4, AAC, MP3, and JPEG. The function primitives are meant to cover the hotspots which typically take up 80% of codec processing. Codec porting to new hardware platforms can be as simple as swapping in the new DL library and recompiling.

Nokia OpenGL ES 1.1 Plug-in for S60 3rd Edition SDK for Symbian OS, for C++

This early technology plug-in for the S60 3rd Edition SDK for Symbian OS, for C++, enables the development of OpenGL ES 1.1 applications for the Nokia N93 with hardware accelerated 3D graphics and OpenGL ES 1.1 support. The plug-in enables full use of the native 3D graphics features supported in the Nokia N93 and provides an OpenGL 1.1 ES features upgrade, from OpenGL ES 1.0, to the S60 emulator. This enables testing and debugging of OpenGL ES 1.1 compliant Symbian C++ applications without a device.

OpenGL ES 1.0 and OpenGL ES 1.1 PowerVR SDK

The PowerVR OpenGL ES SDKs provide a set of documentation, source code and tools that allows developers to create applications for the following development environments:

• TI OMAP2 Family - Symbian, Linux, Windows Mobile 5 Smartphone, Windows Mobile 5 PocketPC
• ARM VP- Symbian, Linux, WinCE 5
• Intel i2700G - Windows Mobile 2003 Pocket PC (Dell X50v & Dell X51v), Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC (Dell X51v)
• Philips PNX4008 - Symbian UIQ3
• Freescale i.MX31 - Linux
• PC Emulation - Windows XP - OpenGL ES 1.X, Linux

OpenGL ES 1.0 Linux Sample Reference Implementation

Implements the OpenGL ES 1.0 Common and Common-Lite profiles using a desktop OpenGL 1.3+ implementation as a rasterizer. This is not a registered OpenGL ES implementation, but it has been tested against the the OpenGL ES conformance tests.

OpenCL Kernel Compiler

A compiler for OpenCL Kernel files designed to be used during OpenCL application development. The use of this tool alleviates the need for building compiler diagnostic message retrieval code into applications that use OpenCL. It allows developers to spot compilation errors during source builds instead of at run-time.

COLLADA Conditioners

A COLLADA conditioner is a module component in COLLADA Refinery. Each conditioner can take a COLLADA document, perform a specific operation on the document, and pass the resulting document to the next conditioner. A series of conditioners is a pipeline that improves the state of COLLADA documents.

Java Binding for the OpenGL ES API, JSR 239

Java Binding for the OpenGL ES API (JSR 239) enables access to the low level OpenGL ES 3D graphics library through a standard Java interface. This specification defines a Java ME optional package creating a standard Java interface into the OpenGL ES API and the EGL API for window system binding. JSR 239 requires an underlying native engine that has been certified by Khronos to be conformant with the OpenGL ES and EGL APIs. This engine must support version 1.0 of the OpenGL ES and EGL and all core extensions associated with those APIs. It may optionally support version 1.1 of the OpenGL ES and EGL APIs.

COLLADA DOM

The COLLADA Document Object Model (DOM) is an application programming interface (API) that provides a C++ object representation of a COLLADA XML instance document.

OpenMAX IL conformant Nucleus Multimedia product by Mentor Graphics

"Nucleus Multimedia Services" is an implementation of the OpenMAX IL standard for Nucleus Real Time OS. It ships with a fully functional library of standard components which allow common audio/video playback configurations.

GPGPU Programming (OpenCL)

This sites primary focus is GPGPU programming. It contains an overview describing the basic concepts, code examples (OpenCL, CUDA), links to useful OpenCL and CUDA resources, links to GPU based products, and news aggregation of GPGPU tools.

Introduction to OpenCL tutorial

Introductory tutorial showing how to write the 'Hello World' in OpenCL.

3D Rose Shader Network & Collada Dae

This work includes concepts of Setting up Shader networks, Displacement maps, and Exporting Collada Maya FBX .DAE’s from Maya 2009.

Developing Web Applications with COLLADA and X3D

This whitepaper is intended to assist developers in understanding the similarities and differences between COLLADA and X3D, the design goals that informed their development, and how and where the two standards are used in practical applications. Rather than making a decision between the two technologies, many implementers will find that COLLADA and X3D can be used together as a powerful tool set for developing their Web and enterprise applications.

Hardware accelerated OpenVG demo video capture

Bitboys - This is a video capture of hardware accelerated OpenVG running on an ATI G12 processor. It shows the potential of OpenVG for high-quality graphics, interactive user inteface, foreign language support, and more.

Skeletal bone animation and skinning with COLLADA models in XNA

This comprehensive XNA tutorial explains how to do skeletal bone animation and skinning using COLLADA models, which allow for complex animations exported as XML that DirectX .X files can't handle.

COLLADA Getting Started Guide

A basic summary of resources and steps for getting started using COLLADA as a digital content creator or as a software developers. The guide the steps to take if you want to use COLLADA to import/export data from tools or if you want to implement COLLADA in your application.

OpenGL S 1.1 tutorials for Sony Ericsson UIQ 3-based phones

The OpenGL ES tutorials included in the Sony Ericsson SDK for UIQ 3-based phones helps developers get started using the OpenGL ES 1.1 API, taking developers through initialization, how to render a triangle, 3D drawing, basic Texturing, Transform and Lighting, loading of textures and printing text on the screen, and handling optimized geometry including animations.

3D Graphics Made Easier with OpenGL ES for BREW

This article describes how to get your environment set up for OpenGL ES development in BREW, as well as introduces you to the basic concepts you need in order to get started.

7 OpenGL ES Tutorials for Win32/WinCE from TyphoonLabs

This set of 7 tutorials (available as a .zip collection) covers the basic setup and usage of OpenGL ES with mobile devices. All tutorials can be compiled and tested on the Pocket PC profile, but only few modifications are needed to get an executable version for Smartphones. Topics include: Win32/WinCE and OpenGL ES Initialization, 3D shapes, perspective and pointer clicks management, Texturing, Lighting and Fog, Blending and bitmapped fonts, Particles using Point Sprites, and Using Vertex Buffer Objects. In English and Spanish. (Entry from the 2005 OpenGL ES Coding Challenge)

OpenMAX IL - Microsoft DirectShow Filter Integration

This whitepaper briefly describes how the Microsoft DirectShow Filter interface may be translated to the OpenMAX IL base profile interface for integration with Microsoft Windows Mobile Enabled devices with a pull and a push communication model.

Getting Started with Rasteroid OpenGL ES for Pocket PC using Pelles C

Simple tutorial on compiling the Rasteroids sample code using Pelles C to run on Pocket PC

OpenML 1.0 Media Library Software Development Kit Beginner’s Guide

This guide is a quick introduction to the OpenML Media Library Software Development Kit (ML). If you are new to ML, you should read this guide and browse the online example programs. The material in this guide assumes that ML is installed on your workstation, and that you have access to the online ML example programs.

OpenMAX AL v1.0 overview of Application-level Multimedia API

A slide-set providing a brief technical summary of the OpenMAX AL v1.0 specification and highlights its main architectural features

Multimedia in Mobile Phones: The Ongoing Revolution

Analysis by Ericsson - The market has accepted mobile phones as multi-functional devices - disruptive technology - that will take the place of many traditional, portable, consumer electronic devices, such as cameras and music players. OpenGL ES and OpenVG will be the APIs that form the basis for 2D and 3D multimedia.

OpenGL ES Presentations from Khronos Mobile Forums

Assigning multiple passes to COLLADA FX materials

This movie demonstrates assigning two passes of COLLADA FX material, each with one light. Adding one more pass to get a reflective effect.

Vertex and fragment shaders in COLLADA FX

This movie demonstrates the support for per-vertex color sets, loading the vertex and fragment shaders for a COLLADA FX pass, selecting a camera and light for that pass through drag-and-drop, changing fragment parameters through the attribute editor.

Nima PhysX plug-in for Maya with support for COLLADA Physics

This movie demonstrates Nima, an open-source plug-in for Maya that integrates the PhysX physics engine from AGEIA. Nima enables the creation and fast simulation of complex physical scenes. The resulting scene can then be exported using COLLADA Physics and loaded in a game engine or in another DCC tool.

3ds MAX workflow

This movie illustrates an example of how 3ds Max can be inserted into a COLLADA workflow where FX Composer is used for the illumination and and a second example using HLSL shaders.

COLLADA and FX Composer 2

This movie shows two examples of possible workflows using NVIDIA's FX Composer 2 and common Digital Content Creation (DCC) tools like Maya, connected by the COLLADA interchange format.

GLU ES

GLU 1.3 partitial port (libutil component only) for OpenGL ES 1.x (CM). It supports quadric objects, projection matrix manipulation, 2d mipmaps.

PowerVR SDK example programs

Collection of example programs with source code illustrating: a Matrix Skinned Character in combination with DOT3 Per Pixel Lighting; Morphing in combination with multi-texturing; different primitive types; a model being lit with 8 point lights at high performance; cell-shading (a.k.a. Toon shading) effects applied on an animated model; performance increase when using optimized indexed triangle lists; particle effects with frame buffer blending; spherical harmonics and regular diffuse vertex lighting; PolyBump technology developed by Crytek to enhance 3D-rendering quality without increasing the overhead in real-time rendering; various shadow techniques; different texture filter modes; how to use user clip planes; and a transparent vase with dynamic reflections on its metallic sections.

RollerCoaster2005 (780 KB)

When launched, the OpenGL ES 1.1 program first dynamically generates all the vertices of the track for a few second. Then the animation starts with a first turn around the coaster, a fade in/fade out, and the ride starts. (Entry from the 2005 OpenGL ES Coding Challenge) GNU GPL license.

Wake Breaker water racing game (600 KB)

An OpenGL ES 1.1 high speed water race between you and the computer through a beautiful ocean environment with caustics. The boats pound the water behind them as they speed, through the randomly generated courses. (Entry from the 2005 OpenGL ES Coding Challenge) BSD license.

glEffects (9.3 MB)

Windows application demonstrates several 2D visual effects using OpenGL ES functions. (Entry from the 2005 OpenGL ES Coding Challenge) GNU GPL license.