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more useful package than the previous version, complete with examples and
handling distfiles for the i386 and amd64 architectures. This was originally
in pkgsrc-wip and cleaned up for pkgsrc HEAD. Resolved PR/46914 Not a
complete ChangeLog since the version in pkgsrc, but here's what could be
scraped from HOMEPAGE:
The April 2012 version of Cg 3.1 added these improvements:
Improved GLSL support for clip semantics
Fixed a runtime bug concerning gp4 and gp5 geometry programs
Various documentation updates
The February 2012 version of Cg 3.1 added these improvements:
Added Cg language support for uniform buffers
Added OpenGL Uni\ufb01ed Buffer Object (UBO) support for buffers
Added OpenGL GLSL version 110 and 120 translation support
New tessellation examples added
New uniform buffer examples added
VC10 projects added for examples
The February 2011 version of Cg 3.0 added these improvements:
Improved DX11 tessellation support
Resolved an issue with nearly identical user defined types
Resolved an issue with default values from unreferenced uniform parameters
Support setting matrices beyond 96 float constants in the vp30 profile
Application supplied compilation options now override those set by cgGLSetOptimalOptions
Improved support for 'const' variables in the GLSL profiles
Added sampler state documentation
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The award-winning Cg Toolkit enables software developers to add the latest
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interactive effects to real-time applications with a comprehensive solution that
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works across platforms and graphics APIs containing:
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* Compiler for the Cg 3.1 language
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* Cg/CgFX Runtime libraries for OpenGL and Direct3D
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* User's Manual and documentation on the Cg Language, Runtime APIs, Cg
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Library, CgFX States, and Cg Profiles
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* Numerous Cg examples
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Supporting dozens of different OpenGL and DirectX profile targets, Cg allows you
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to incorporate stunning, interactive effects within your 3D applications and
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share them between other Cg applications, across graphics APIs, and most
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operating systems (Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7, Mac OS X for Leopard, Snow
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Leopard & Lion, Linux 32-bit & 64-bit) and balance effect complexities with
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client GPU capabilities.
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