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657 4200 d 19 h janba /branches/cpp11-devel/ Added mesh deformation with the mouse and vertex selection.  
630 4347 d 23 h janba /branches/cpp11-devel/ Add branch for c++11 development  
601 4591 d 14 h jab /trunk/ The include statements for header files have been changed. Instead of including, like say

#include <CGLA/Vec3f.h>

we now use

#include "../CGLA/Vec3f.h"

for all files in the GEL library source tree (i.e. apps and test are not altered).

The point is that if GEL is used as an OSX framework and I include a GEL header, I have to do it like this:

#include <GEL/HMesh/myheader.h>

Now, inside myheader.h I may include CGLA/Vec3f.h, but how should this file be found? If I just add the GEL
framework as a framework, the path to the GEL headers is not added to the header search path because the
framework name (in this case GEL) is part of the header path. If all headers had been in one directory that
would not have mattered, since Vec3f.h would be in the same directory as myheader.h. But it is not. So, I
have made things more relative and it works well.		  
594 4595 d 3 h jab /trunk/src/GLGraphics/ Resolved conflicts  
409 6043 d 22 h jrf /trunk/ bashing Visual Studio warnings  
396 6062 d 21 h jab /trunk/src/GLGraphics/ I have added the SinglePassWireFrameRenderer which is a
fast path for triangle meshes.
I have addedd the IDBufferWireframeRenderer which is
less fast but should handle anything.
draw has grown some functions for wireframe drawing,
but you will need to use IDBufferWireframeRenderer directly,
it keeps a lot of state and it is difficult to make a
convenience function.