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AMD Updates Its 3D Programming Guide

Written by Michael Larabel in AMD on 28 February 2008 at 05:03 PM EST. 1 Comment

Less than a week after AMD introduced its R300-500 3D programming guide, they have today pushed out a revised 3D programming guide. This updated documentation covers more vertex program formats than the v1.1 draft that had come out just before FOSDEM 2008. This addition adds four pages onto the 3D documentation, making it now 266 pages long. This documentation can be downloaded from the AMD developer website.

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