When compiling GLUT/GL graphics program vs a QT/GL program,

a pointer into data (float **) must be decremented with the former

and incremented for the latter. The data is hard-coded (float [3][6]) =...) and

the pointer is initialized to the "top" of wherever, the same for both! Huh?

 

-Martin

 

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The data is hard-coded (float [3][6]) =...)

 

The float of what? [ ] usually means an array pointer which would mean you are using the data assigned to the array float[3][6] but it isn't good practice to call arrays float

I don't really know what you are asking about (what is GLUT/GL and QT/GL) but endianness wouldn't affect whether a pointer is incremented or decremented. That is determined by the order of the data structure in memory, which is compiler, application and, possibly, architecture dependent.

 

Endianness would define whether the pointer points to the least or most significant byte.

Usually the variable is the pointer itself so in php $a is a pointer. Whatever is assigned to $a is stored at that location in memory.

When compiling GLUT/GL graphics program vs a QT/GL program,

a pointer into data (float **) must be decremented with the former

and incremented for the latter. The data is hard-coded (float [3][6]) =...) and

the pointer is initialized to the "top" of wherever, the same for both! Huh?

Show bigger code of what you're talking about..

 

Qt is Qt GUI?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qt_%28software%29

 

I don't really know what you are asking about (what is GLUT/GL and QT/GL)

GLUT is OpenGL Utility Toolkit.. Pretty basic standard thing.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenGL_Utility_Toolkit

 

QT GUI has some controls where OpenGL commands can be executed.

Edited December 7, 201411 yr by Sensei