Win32 and OpenGL go hand and hand right?
What about when you're programming a game for a game console? Is Win32 not used, while OpenGL is?
I know it's probably one of the stupidest things you've heard, but I'm still very new to this. Until I get a bit more comfy with this whole deal, I'll probably be asking some stupid questions.
OpenGL requires that the coder create a window for it to run in, so you must use Win32, or the Mac/Linux/whatever equivalent.
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Hmmm...time to throw out some links to help our buddy Krak.
Here's a good one.
Here's another good one
mmmm....I like this one the most.
Away.
