GPUEngine

GPUEngine is gpu-optimized library for 3D graphics scene processing and rendering.

Compile

Prerequisities:

Windows: Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 (Update 4, previous not tested), Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 (Update 3, previous updates: it is known to fail on update 1)
Linux: gcc 4.8 (<=4.7 not tested)
cmake 3.0.0 or newer
glm 0.9.7.0 or newer
glew (not required since 2016-08)

Optional:

gcc:

CMake:

GLM:

import targets are supported since version 0.9.7.0 (released 2015-08-02), target name: "glm"
GLM_FORCE_RADIANS define was required in version 0.9.5.x (otherwise warning appeared), version 0.9.6.0 (released 2014-11-30) use radians by default and ignores the define
Ubuntu 16.04: version 0.9.7.2 (pkgName: libglm-dev, section: libdevel)
Ubuntu 15.04: version 0.9.5.4 (main)
Ubuntu 14.04: version 0.9.5.1 (main)
CentOS: no rpm (seems that no rpm is available for Fedora)

GLEW:

version 1.9.0 was seen to generate GL_INVALID_ENUM after glewInit()
it is recommended to update to the latest version otherwise you may encounter compilation problems
Windows: publicly available precompiled libs works fine since version 1.11.0, previous versions do not contain the latest OpenGL functions; moreover, MSVC 2015 seems to have troubles to link with binaries built with previous versions of MSVC - you might need to build them by yourself from the sources
Ubuntu 16.04: version 1.13.0 (section: libs)
Ubuntu 15.04: version 1.10.0 (main)
Ubuntu 14.04: version 1.10.0 (main)
CentOS 7.1: version 1.9.0 (base repository)

glfw3:

import targets: in version 3.1.2, config file is provided but no targets are created
Ubuntu 15.04: version 3.0.4 (universe)
Ubuntu 14.04: glfw2 version 2.7.2 (universe)
CentOS: no rpm (Fedora: seems yes)

SDL2:

AntTweakBar:

Assimp:

import targets: version 3.1.1 has config file but it does not create import target
Ubuntu 16.04: version 3.2 (section: universe/libdevel), bugs: include path is wrongly detected to be /usr/lib/include instead of /usr/include
Ubuntu 15.04: version 3.0 (universe)
Ubuntu 14.04: version 3.0 (universe)
CentOS 7.1: yes (epel repository), version 3.1.1, Fedora: seems yes

FreeImage and FreeImagePlus:

OpenSceneGraph: