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<a href="http://csgl.sourceforge.net/" rel="ugc">http://csgl.sourceforge.net/</a><br />
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http://csgl.sourceforge.net/ [http://csgl.sourceforge.net/]



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Hi mac-will, just wondering - have you used this? &nbsp;Is it ready for a commercial app?
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Hi mac-will, just wondering - have you used this?  Is it ready for a commercial app?

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Hi thready,<br />
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I tried it quickly but I have never used it for anything 'official'. &nbsp;I can't tell you if it is ready for commercial applications, maybe check with the authors?<br />
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What type of application? &nbsp;I'd be surprised if a .NET OpenGL solution is the best solution for many commercial applications.<br />
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MAC
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Hi thready,

I tried it quickly but I have never used it for anything 'official'.  I can't tell you if it is ready for commercial applications, maybe check with the authors?

What type of application?  I'd be surprised if a .NET OpenGL solution is the best solution for many commercial applications.

MAC

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It's a medical app - to view bones moving in real time with receptors, etc... &nbsp;Do you think .NET is too slow for this?
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It's a medical app - to view bones moving in real time with receptors, etc...  Do you think .NET is too slow for this?

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I couldn't think of the name but I was referring too Microsoft XNA.
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I couldn't think of the name but I was referring too Microsoft XNA.

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Hi Experts,<br />
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Does anyone know of a .NET class which hosts an OpenGL window for C#? &nbsp;I'll be using Visual C# .NET 2008.<br />
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Thank you!<br />
Mike
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Hi Experts,

Does anyone know of a .NET class which hosts an OpenGL window for C#?  I'll be using Visual C# .NET 2008.

Thank you!
Mike

C# .NET OpenGL window

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