Hey everyone. Ive been looking for resources on programming openGL with pure ASM. So far I''ve found some info about it in MASM, but im looking for it specifically in NASM. So, does anyone know if any of the tutorials have been converted to NASM, or does anyone have any info on openGL programming in NASM? Thanks http://www.labino.net

Hm... the following turned up nearly 1000 pages
google: openGL programming in NASM

Particularly tasty links from the first page included:

http://rs1.szif.hu/~tomcat/win32/

http://uk.geocities.com/rob_anderton/
(not OGL but a NASM IDE, interesting)

Following a link from one of the NASM homesites I found this

http://nasm.2y.net/

Looks like DX stuff here:
http://www.deinmeister.de/wasmtute.htm

It should be possible to narrow that google search down. But you''re right, it does look a little thin. You might be cutting new ground. If so, you might consider writing a tutorial about your experiences.

Hey. I already searched on google a few times. That first link was pretty useful..cept the files were missing some of the needed included (such as nwinx.inc), and I couln''t find it anywhere. Most ive found are in MASM...so they dont help too much (I dont know enough to convert a while MASM file to NASM when its pretty large). And that other one is mostly just NASM general things (NASM source, documentation...etc). Thanks for the links though.

http://www.labino.net

Well, I gave it a shot. I was suprised there wasn''t anything out there. Maybe give "all the web" or "alta-vista" a shot too, see what comes up.