Geeks3D Programming Links – December 06, 2011

Here are some links I tweeted or retweeted about coding, programming and other stuff for developers. If you have a link, just send a tweet @JeGX.

Spenger monge in GeeXLab (tutorial/demo soon available)

“Software should be a show. The development must have a tinge of entertainment. There must be a plot. Frequent releases are necessary.”
—@ryah

• Intel Graphics Performance Analyzers (GPA) 4.3 for analyzing and optimizing games.
• FXAA 4.0 preview: stills and features.
• OpenCL for realtime rendering: What’s missing?
• Trigonometric Look-Up Tables (LUT) revisited.
• C++11 (formerly C++0x): Elements of Modern C++ Style.
• OpenGL Interoperability with CUDA: how to use OpenGL textures and buffers in a CUDA kernel.
• A Taste of Live Code Editing With Visual Studio’s Tracepoints.
• An inside look at new research on CG Global Illumination.
• NVIDIA CUDA 4.1 release candidate (RC2) is now available.
• WebGL: Attractors Trip
• VP-Trees (Vantage Point Trees): a data structure for finding stuff fast.
• Microsoft BizSpark is a program designed to give Microsoft software to software development start-ups for free.
• Build Doom3 on MacOSX with XCode4
• Constructive solid geometry on meshes (javascript).
• All classic programming terms: Yoda conditions, egyptian brackets, Heisenbug and Loch Ness Monster bug…
• Spherical Harmonic Lighting with a WebGL demo.
• C++: Using The C++ Literal Operator.
• ClanLib: cross platform C++ toolkit library (zlib license), focused on games, OpenGL and software renderer. Latest version: 2.3.4.
• Eleven Equations true computer science geeks should (at least pretend to) know.
• Variance Shadow Mapping: theory and implementation.
• Ray traced occlusion culling in point-frag.
• DirectX and XNA Status Report
• Introducing open source evoSpicyParticleEngine
• Building the Game: Part 5: Static Level Geometry
• Advanced HLSL using closures and function pointers
• Parallel Implementations by John Carmack.
• Code Fearlessly
• qmath 0.2.0: a class for dealing with quaternion algebra and 3D rotations.
• Parallel programming using C++ AMP: Convolution Sample
• Understanding WIN32 GetRawInputBuffer()
• Gamefest 2011 Presentations posted.
• Making an HD 2D game look good on an SD television
• Introduction à la programmation GPU: Part 1, Part 2 (Installer CUDA C avec Visual Studio 2010) et Part 3 (Introduction à l’architecture CUDA)
• Modular Radiance Transfer (MRT): a new approach to precomputed lighting.
  
  
  

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