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prushik 10-22-2014 12:22 AM

Linux low-level graphics in C tutorial now includes X11 (direct communication)
 
Hi everybody,

I just updated my Linux Low-Level Graphics Tutorial to include using the X11 windowing system without XCB or X11 (only sockets). Let me know what you think or if you find any mistakes.

mjolnir 10-22-2014 09:50 AM

Nice. I don't pretend to understand any of it but I've recently been awestruck by the things that the Menuet and Kolibri folks do in a windowing environment with assembly.

prushik 10-22-2014 08:46 PM

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Originally Posted by mjolnir (Post 5257706)
Nice. I don't pretend to understand any of it but I've recently been awestruck by the things that the Menuet and Kolibri folks do in a windowing environment with assembly.

Thanks, I too am very impressed with the Kolibri folks. What they have accomplished is something truly inspiring.
The entire purpose of all my experiments with low-level graphics in C is just to see how much can actually be accomplished in assembly. Although I am not using assembly, I use only system calls and no external libraries, so all of the code can be converted into assembly very easily. Although, that is not what the tutorial covers.

genss 10-23-2014 02:33 PM

thx
i was looking for something like this

firstfire 10-24-2014 12:28 PM

Hi.

Very nice reading, but definitely requires spellchecking (try aspell) or at least s/feild/field/g :) Thanks for sharing.

prushik 10-24-2014 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by firstfire (Post 5258888)
Hi.

Very nice reading, but definitely requires spellchecking (try aspell) or at least s/feild/field/g :) Thanks for sharing.

Ehh, sorry about that. I hate that word, I always get it wrong... I'll fix that soon.


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