WebGL glyphy port

[r...@n4.io]

Hi People!

Just wanted to say thanks for glyphy! its a great little font renderer. Bit heavy on the gpu, but can fall back to generating sdf's from the glyphy fonts.

I just completed my port of Glyphy shaders to oneJS, which is a unified GLSL+JS shading language im working on. Now i can start working on a code editor with syntax shading!

See here:

http://test_glyphy.onejs.io

https://github.com/onejs/onejs/blob/master/glyphy.n

Thanks again,

Rik Arends

[Rob....@ai-solutions.com]

Awesome!

[bernar...@gmail.com]

Hi,

I have already managed to port glyph to the WebGL platform using emscripten and I have examined some strange behaviour. My build machine is Arch Linux x64 and everything works fine if I open the page form any linux machine either usung Firefox or Chrome, but when opened from the windows machine, I have some artifacts. It doesn't mather the graphic card as I tried with nVidia, Intel or Radeon. On the same computer (HP Z420 with nVidia Quadro 2000 graphic), linux display is OK, and windows display is damaged. Needles to say that I have the most recent drivers installed.

Here are the screenshots od the Helvetica.ttf font single period character (.) in the debug mode, fill and outline.

Any suggestions?

Regards.