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Hi,
After enabling the Dev Mode on my Chromebook, I noticed that in /usr/lib64 there are .so libraries for OpenGL ES 2 and EGL. Is it possible to write a pure C++ code that uses OpenGL ES 2 for example and link it with these libraries ?
How could a programmer open a window and attach a graphical context to it on Chrome OS ?
Thanks,
Misu
Mike Frysinger
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we don't ship a toolchain, so compiling natively would be a bit of a pita. probably easier if you used something like crouton.