OK, but also what about this line
Where does the openGL license go? Does my software become part of the 'Materials'?
In my application credits or the equivalent?.... Why would I even bother...
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OK, but also what about this line
Where does the openGL license go? Does my software become part of the 'Materials'?
In my application credits or the equivalent?.... Why would I even bother...
Hahah wow...
Ok, so basically I can do anything I want (In this case create a commercial product and not give away the source/not give the right to modify my software) right? All I have to do is...
Using the openGL extention headers and there licenses
Hello everyone I have been looking into using openGL and windows platform
I understand that windows includes gl.h and glu.h along with there SDK and that those headers support openGL 1.1...