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Getting Setting with Vincent OpenGL ES
for Smartphone using Pelles C

Introduction

The Vincent Mobile 3D Rendering Library is available free for commercial and non-commercial use. Vincent comes with its own window management functions, called UG.

Vincent Download

Visit Sourceforge.net at http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=87506 to download Vincent.

Installing Vincent for the Moto Q Smartphone and Pelles C

Once you have downloaded and unzipped Vincent, copy the following files to the following locations:

Source file	Target location

`dll files`
`\bin\arm\Release\libGLES_CM.dll`	`\Windows directory on Smartphone`

`library files`
`\bin\arm\Release\codegen.lib`	`PellesC\Lib\Win`
`\bin\arm\Release\libGLES_CM.lib`
`\bin\arm\Release\ug.lib`

`header files`
`include\ug.h`	`PellesC\Include`
`include\GLES\egl.h`	`PellesC\Include\Win\GLES (new directory)`
`include\GLES\egltypes.h`	`PellesC\Include\Win\GLES (new directory)`
`include\GLES\gl.h`	`PellesC\Include\Win\GLES (new directory)`
`include\GLES\glext.h`	`PellesC\Include\Win\GLES (new directory)`

Configuring Pelles C for Vincent

The PellesC Linker needs to be configured for Vincent.

In Project Options-Linker add codegen.lib, libGLES_CM.lib and ug.lib to the list of library and object files:

vincent linker options

In Project Options-Compiler add WIN32 to the list of preprocessor symbols:

vincent preprocessor symbols

New Projects in Pelles C

When starting new Vincent OpenGL projects in PellesC, use a WINCE Smartphone Program (EXE) empty project.

UG Code Samples

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