Re: [Dev-C++] opengl and mesa

To the best of my knowledge, No.

Mesa is called mesa because it is not officially licensed with SGI (the 
creators of OpenGL) otherwise it meets all the requirements of an OpenGL 
implementation. I am pretty sure there are some exceptions but Mesa 
should be on par with every one else, of course this assumes comparing 
using the same hardware, same OS, etc.

michele wrote:

> Excuse me,
> but I would like to know one thing, on dev-c++ we use not gl but mesa
> libraries, is it true?
> This affect the speed of our gl programs?
> 
> Thanks
> michele
> 
> 
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