seq Namespace Reference

Sequel - A simple interface to the Equalizer parallel rendering framework. More...

Classes
class	Application
	The main application object. More...
class	Renderer
	A renderer instance. More...
class	ViewData
	Stores per-view data. More...
Functions
void	initErrors ()
	Set up Sequel-specific error codes.
void	exitErrors ()
	Clear Sequel-specific error codes.
Typedefs
typedef lunchbox::RefPtr < Application >	ApplicationPtr
Enumerations
enum	Error { ERROR_SEQUEL_MAPOBJECT_FAILED = eq::ERROR_CUSTOM, ERROR_SEQUEL_CREATERENDERER_FAILED }
	Defines errors produced by Sequel. More...
enum	ObjectType { OBJECTTYPE_INITDATA = co::OBJECTTYPE_CUSTOM, OBJECTTYPE_FRAMEDATA, OBJECTTYPE_MODELMATRIX, OBJECTTYPE_CUSTOM = 100 }
	Built-in object types. More...

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Detailed Description

Sequel - A simple interface to the Equalizer parallel rendering framework.

This namespace provides a simple programming interface to the Equalizer parallel rendering framework. Sequel allows rapid development of clustered multi-GPU applications while not sacrificing the flexibility and power of the underlying Equalizer framework.

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Function Documentation

void seq::exitErrors

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Clear Sequel-specific error codes.

Definition at line 58 of file eqPly/error.cpp.

References co::ErrorRegistry::eraseString(), and co::Global::getErrorRegistry().

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void seq::initErrors

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Set up Sequel-specific error codes.

Definition at line 50 of file eqPly/error.cpp.

References co::Global::getErrorRegistry(), and co::ErrorRegistry::setString().

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Enumeration Type Documentation

enum seq::Error

Defines errors produced by Sequel.

Definition at line 26 of file include/seq/error.h.

enum seq::ObjectType

Built-in object types.

Version:

1.0

Enumerator:

OBJECTTYPE_INITDATA	The object passed to Application::init()
OBJECTTYPE_FRAMEDATA	The object passed to Application::run()
OBJECTTYPE_MODELMATRIX	Per-view global model transformation.
OBJECTTYPE_CUSTOM	Application-specific objects.

Definition at line 26 of file objectType.h.