Quick and dirty GPS track visualization with OpenGL. This is only a hack, not a real project. It is provided here in case anyone may find it useful.
- gpx reading doesn't use an XML parser, it just collects the value out of the raw text, works well enough with real world files, but may break with yours
- Linux Makefile is provided, building on other platforms should work without much hassle, but I don't care much
- A VisualStudio project file for Windows builds is included, you have to manually download the GLFW binaries (or bild them yourself). By default, it uses the
GLFW\includesubdirectory for the headers, andGLFW\lib-vc2017for the libraries (for both 32bit and 64bit builds, choose just the one you need), you may want to modify the project settings for your liking. And no, I will not provide CMake project files.
- A VisualStudio project file for Windows builds is included, you have to manually download the GLFW binaries (or bild them yourself). By default, it uses the
- probably a lot more...
- OpenGL 4.5 core profile
- GLFW3 (http://www.glfw.org/) is used as a multi-platform library for creating windows and OpenGL contexts and for event handling
- Dear ImGui (https://github.com/ocornut/imgui) is included as a git submodule, but can be compiled without it
See LICENSE file