I forgot to mention that the kCGLPFARemotePBuffer is not necessary if
you will be running from a console login session (a session attached
to the screen), since you'll have access to the window server. I
remember kCGLPFARemotePBuffer may even systematically fail in console
login sessions. The code I posted should work fine, and in fact I
omitted the kCGLPFARemotePBuffer attribute by mistake...
On May 14, 2008, at 14:28, Jean-Francois Roy wrote:
You do not need to create a window to create a hardware accelerated
offscreen rendering context. CGL alone is sufficient, since Leopard
you can create offscreen pbuffer contexts by using the
kCGLPFARemotePBuffer pixel format attribute.
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