I'd like to render text using both OpenGl and Ftgl (I got this and true type font from Font survey technology ) and cannot find any demo in C (not C++ like extrude.cpp). Can anyone help ?
Thanks.

If anyone is interested I found a good example from Mark J. Kilgard see: http://www.niksula.cs.hut.fi/~ti111300/examples/OpenGL/textfun.c
Bye.

Thanks for your reply.
It is very hard to find something good at that site - only Vc++ and Windows instead of simple c code and Unix -
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