I originally got interested in OpenGL because of its use in the book, Geometric Algebra for Computer Science because of my interest in geometric algebra.
I have started using OpenGLAda to program the examples in the book and thought that it might be useful to include my solutions as OpenGLAda examples if this is OK with you.
I am developing the examples completely in OpenGLAda including developing the Geometric Algebra framework completely in Ada which will be based on the book's C++ framework (sandbox).
My idea for the directory structure is:
examples
geometric_algebra
sandbox 11<example 1.1 name> 21<example 2.1 name> ........
There are also exercises (exercise 2.1, etc.) associated with the chapters, but I haven't figured out how to include them yet.
I originally got interested in OpenGL because of its use in the book, Geometric Algebra for Computer Science because of my interest in geometric algebra. I have started using OpenGLAda to program the examples in the book and thought that it might be useful to include my solutions as OpenGLAda examples if this is OK with you. I am developing the examples completely in OpenGLAda including developing the Geometric Algebra framework completely in Ada which will be based on the book's C++ framework (sandbox). My idea for the directory structure is: examples geometric_algebra sandbox 11<example 1.1 name> 21<example 2.1 name> ........ There are also exercises (exercise 2.1, etc.) associated with the chapters, but I haven't figured out how to include them yet.
Geometric Algebra for Computer Science website: http://www.cgl.uwaterloo.ca/smann/GA/reference_impl.html