This package includes and uses multiple implementations of the OpenGL geometry pipeline. Its purpose is to allow the curious coder to play around with the various approaches to decipher what OpenGL is doing with your coordinates.

For example, this code was written when I needed to compute an OpenGL projection matrix from a general camera calibration. See the blog post Augmented Reality with OpenGL.

Implementations:

• Python, no OpenGL (numpy for geometry, matplotlib for drawning) src/calib_test_numpy.py.
• Python (pyglet for OpenGL and GUI) src/calib_test_pyglet.py.
• Python (PyOpenGL for OpenGL and GUI) src/calib_test_pyglet.py.
• C (OpenGL, GLUT for GUI) src/calib_test_opengl.c.
• C++ (OpenSceneGraph) src/calib_test_osg.cpp.
• C/GLSL (OpenGL, GLUT for GUI) src/calib_test_glsl.c, glsl.vert, glsl.frag.

All programs should be run from the data/ directory so they find the required files.

So far only linux has been tested.

This is tested on Ubuntu 12.04:

mkdir build
cd build
cmake .. && make

Now change to the data/ directory and run your just-build executable:

cd ../data
../build/bin/calib_test_osg

Python scripts aren't copied into build/bin/, so run from the src/ directory:

python ../src/calib_test_pyglet.py