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Tom's Looks at HLSL's, NVIDIA's Cg & ATI's RenderMonkey
Toms Hardware has published an article, written by a game developer, explaining the concepts of Higher Level Shading Languages (HLSL's), looking at Cg inparticular and also showing the differences between these and ATI's RenderMonkey tool.
"At the same time, ATI and nVidia have both made attempts to grasp control of the future of graphics software development with a suite of developer products. ATI has RenderMonkey, a truly fantastically named product, and nVidia has brought us Cg, or "C for Graphics." There are actually many differences between nVidia and ATI's efforts, the most fundamental being that RenderMonkey was written as a development environment for new materials, while Cg is an entirely new programming language. "Read the full article here |
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