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Gsoc2023, stand-alone interactive program that demonstrates 2D arrangements embedded on the sphere #7678
Gsoc2023, stand-alone interactive program that demonstrates 2D arrangements embedded on the sphere #7678
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…ion points directly to the output iterator.
…L/cgal-public-dev into gsoc2023-aos_sphere_demo-denizdiktas
…L/cgal-public-dev into gsoc2023-aos_sphere_demo-denizdiktas
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…L/cgal-public-dev into gsoc2023-aos_sphere_demo-denizdiktas
…inside the geometry shader for now
… std::vector and defined two attribues, but this seems not to work properly (debug this)
…tely (previous code logic regarding the opengl vertex attributes was correct though)
…L/cgal-public-dev into gsoc2023-aos_sphere_demo-denizdiktas
Successfully tested in CGAL-6.0-Ic-21[56]. However the size of the branch is 11MB. I need to have a closer look |
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…e sphere to the triangulations
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Regarding my previous commit, I had a moment and tried the demo on a much more simple faked map, and noticed that the rendering was busted, so I fixed it. |
Successfully tested in CGAL-6.0-Ic-228 (@lrineau you did not react to #7678 (comment)) |
Well, as far as I understand, there is nothing we can do. We will keep it as it is. |
## Summary of Changes Fix after #7678 was merge in `master`. There was an worrying CMake warning. ## Release Management * Affected package(s): Arr_2
Summary of Changes
A stand-alone interactive program that demonstrates 2D arrangements embedded on the sphere. In particular, the program (i) reads a database of all administrative boundaries of the countries in the world, (ii) displays the globe with all countries and land covered by water (which is land not covered by countries) on a window, and (ii) enables interaction with the user. The user can rotate the globe and zoom in and out, and she or he can perform point-location queries to select countries. When a country is selected, it is highlighted.
This program has potential to grow and support many more features.
This program was developed by Deniz Diktas as part of the Google Summer of Code 2023.
Release Management
TODO: