Writing a Platform and GUI Toolkit Independent OpenGL Class

Requires autotools installed
Note: convenience scripts to build and run the samples are provided.
In case you want to perform the build and then run the samples individually on your own, use the procedure given below.

1) Build the GLView library first. For things to work hasslefree use the following procedure.
	Using the commands below...
	> cd GLView
	> autoreconf --install
	> ./configure --prefix=$PWD/../
	> make install
	...creates a directory named include and lib in the toplevel directory and installs the GLView.h in the include directory and libGLView.so and its links in the lib directory.

2) Set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable to point to the lib directory.
	e.g. Let us say the toplevel directory is /home/yourname/MultiGL
	The lib dirctory is MultiGL/lib
	in this case, in bash...
	export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/home/yourname/MultiGL/lib
	in tcsh...
	setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH ${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:/home/yourname/MultiGL/lib

	

3) Build the examples that you would like to see.
	For Gtk example, GTK+ devel packages should be installed.
	Using the commands below... (applicable for Motif example too)
	cd GLViewGTKApp
	autoreconf --install
	./configure --prefix=$PWD/../
	make install
	...creates a folder named bin in the toplevel directory and installs the executable in it.

	For Qt example you can either use QtCreator or use qmake-qt4 to generate the makefile and use it from command line. The executable is installed in the top level bin directora as the other examples.