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quickwin versus win32 applications and opengl

bassano
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I would like to use opengl in the same way I use standard graphics tools in quickwin MDI applications.

What is the win32 analog ofaquickwin MDI project?

I think this would be a very nice sample!!

I want to cut and paste my program (in win32) exactly where quickwin putsmy program(I would like to know) and managing thedisplay of images on different windowsfrom inside the runningthe program exactly in the same wayI do with quickwin (or better Quickwin already does it by itself) substituting onlythe format ofthe callsfor activating dysplay on thevarious windows (I think this is unavoidable).

Is it possible ?I think it should be.

Thanks a lot

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Steven_L_Intel1
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There are several OpenGL samples provided, though I think all of them use just a single window. You can easily create multiple windows with Win32 and OpenGL. What you can't do is Fortran I/O to an OpenGL window the way you can with QuickWin.

You'd use the standard "Win32 Application" project type and add your own CreateWindow calls (or use glaux.)
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