There used to be a openGL extension loading library on www.uni-karlsruhe.de/~uli2/ , but this site is down. I’ll bet someone here has got a copy on his hard disk. It would be very kind if someone could put it on a webserver or mail it to me (stefan.krause@augustakom.net). If someone mails it please post here that you did - a single copy should be enough 
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If you know of any other working library (mus t work with ati and nvidia cards) let me know as well!
Thanks,
Stefan
I just mailed it to you
Carl
i would like to get a mail, too…
davepermen[at]hotmail[dot]com
Yeah the ****ing university, where I had my site changed naming conventions for the webspace.
They suck. Thats why I moved. I hope the new location will be permanent.
-Lev
i would like to see your code not using windows.h … my gl.h and such don’t use windows.h as well, they define the function call types and all their own… much more clean (and less compile time as no unneccessary huge header-tree get included)…
it isn’t that difficult…
and for windows platforms, it would be neat (while not necessary) to have some #pragma comment(lib,“opengl32.lib”) in directly…
anyways, great lib, thanks for doing the work…
You can do like this instead:
#define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN
#include <windows.h>
Will only include the most important things.
i don’t want it AT_ALL, humus 
i’m coding with sdl, and stl, and boost, and gl, and all that. i just try to not use anything os-specific (i know its impossible, but anyways )
btw, your extension library now successfully loads GL_ARB_fragment_program, i played around a little with the atioglxx.dll and… hehe i lost now GL_ARB_multisample and won GL_ARB_fragment_program… they create the string runtime, hehe… fun to see
well then, dave now dives into the amazing world of 9700… trying to render a… triangle