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GLSL converter

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A program that turns GLSL code into a string C that you can use in your program without worrying about importing shaders.

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I made a program and a website based on it that converts shaders written in GLSL into a C string that is easier to use in a program with OpenGL, becaose you have everything in one file. For me the most challenging thing was to make the the website look good, also working with more complicated paths to input and output files was a new thing for me. My program saves me time when writing all the quotation marks which also reduces a probability of errors. The website was designed to use when you need shaders up and running fast.

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Website deployed and my project is ready for shipping.
I added an information panel and checked everything.

Website deployed and my project is ready for shipping.
I added an information panel and checked everything.

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I made a website from my previous code. I spend a lot of time on the design but I think it was worth it. If I don’t find any bugs, I think this will be my last devlog before shipping.

I made a website from my previous code. I spend a lot of time on the design but I think it was worth it. If I don’t find any bugs, I think this will be my last devlog before shipping.

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I made a rework and added few features.
What I changed:

  1. Program checks when file ends(beafore i needed to type “///” and didn’t know this was possible).
  2. Improved the files menagment: now there is a folder called “io”, makes program cleaner i think.
  3. Now works both: in bash and as an app on windows.

I made a rework and added few features.
What I changed:

  1. Program checks when file ends(beafore i needed to type “///” and didn’t know this was possible).
  2. Improved the files menagment: now there is a folder called “io”, makes program cleaner i think.
  3. Now works both: in bash and as an app on windows.

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I added a coments ignoring, now the comment will no longer be written in the final string.

I added a coments ignoring, now the comment will no longer be written in the final string.

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