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At least on Windows, the OpenGL implementation is part of the graphics driver. Why? Because by default Windows only has between rudimentary (at least up to Vist
by wolfgke 8y ago
At least on Windows, the OpenGL implementation is part of the graphics driver. Why? Because by default Windows only has between rudimentary (at least up to Vista, I think; I am not sure about Windows 7 and 8.1) and no (Windows 10) OpenGL support - this is what the GPU vendors provides as part of his graphics driver.
- msbarnett 8y ago> At least on Windows, the OpenGL implementation is part of the graphics driver. It's distributed with the Graphics Driver, but most of it exists in a user space library, not in the driver proper.