About libgls: a library for stereoscopic rendering using OpenGL

The libgls library allows stereoscopic rendering with OpenGL, without requiring hardware support for quad-buffered stereo.

Many stereoscopic display modes are supported, from anaglyph glasses to various types of 3D TVs and stereoscopic displays. Most of the code comes from the Bino 3D video player and thus is already known to work on a wide range of OpenGl implementations. Nevertheless, if you find a problem, please let us know.

Libgls is available under the MIT/X11 license, which means it can be used both in free and proprietary software without problems.

Requirements:

• GLEW MX
• GLUT (optional, only used for the example program)

This project is now inactive and obsolete; this source repository just serves as an archive.

Download

The source code is hosted on git.marlam.de, see the web frontend.
$ git clone https://git.marlam.de/git/libgls.git

A mirror of the main git repository is available at github.com/marlam/libgls.

Contact

Send mail to Martin Lambers.

You can also use the Github mirror features (issues, comments, pull requests etc) if you prefer.