Posted Thursday, 1 March, 2012 - 20:04 by the Fiddler
It is not possible to execute an OpenTK application directly inside a web browser, without downloading to the user's hard drive.
However, it is possible to compile Mono for NaCL, and add a NaCL subsystem to OpenTK. Note that NaCL only supports OpenGL ES and provides its own APIs (which means that OpenTK must be ported first - which is doable, with some work).
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Re: OpenTK on the web
It is not possible to execute an OpenTK application directly inside a web browser, without downloading to the user's hard drive.
However, it is possible to compile Mono for NaCL, and add a NaCL subsystem to OpenTK. Note that NaCL only supports OpenGL ES and provides its own APIs (which means that OpenTK must be ported first - which is doable, with some work).
Re: OpenTK on the web
Seems very interesting, thanks Fiddler
I see that in the future there will be support, on Mono.
http://www.mono-project.com/Release_Notes_Mono_2.10#Google_Native_Client...