### Initialize and Link Shaders in OpenGLAda

Source: https://flyx.github.io/OpenGLAda/gl-objects-shaders.html

Demonstrates the complete workflow for creating shader objects, loading source files, compiling, and linking them into a program.

```ada
declare
   Vertex_Shader   : GL.Objects.Shaders.Shader
     (Kind => GL.Objects.Shaders.Vertex_Shader);
   Fragment_Shader : GL.Objects.Shaders.Shader
     (Kind => GL.Objects.Shaders.Fragment_Shader);
   Program         : GL.Objects.Programs.Program;
begin

   -- initialize objects
   Vertex_Shader.Initialize_Id;
   Fragment_Shader.Initialize_Id;
   Program.Initialize_Id;

   -- load and compile shaders
   GL.Files.Load_Shader_Source_From_File (Vertex_Shader, "vertex.glsl");
   GL.Files.Load_Shader_Source_From_File (Fragment_Shader, "fragment.glsl");

   Vertex_Shader.Compile;
   Fragment_Shader.Compile;

   if not Vertex_Shader.Compile_Status then
      Ada.Text_IO.Put_Line ("Compilation of vertex shader failed. log:");
      Ada.Text_IO.Put_Line (Vertex_Shader.Info_Log);
   end if;
   if not Fragment_Shader.Compile_Status then
      Ada.Text_IO.Put_Line ("Compilation of fragment shader failed. log:");
      Ada.Text_IO.Put_Line (Fragment_Shader.Info_Log);
   end if;

   -- set up program
   Program.Attach (Vertex_Shader);
   Program.Attach (Fragment_Shader);
   Program.Link;
   if not Program.Link_Status then
      Ada.Text_IO.Put_Line ("Program linking failed. Log:");
      Ada.Text_IO.Put_Line (Program.Info_Log);
      return;
   end if;
   Program.Use_Program;

   -- do something useful here
end;
```

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### Initialize and Bind OpenGL Objects

Source: https://flyx.github.io/OpenGLAda/gl-objects.html

Demonstrates initializing texture object references and binding them to a target for configuration.

```ada
declare
   use GL.Objects.Textures;
   My_Texture, My_Other_Texture : Texture;
begin
   -- Create IDs for the textures
   My_Texture.Initialize_Id;
   My_Other_Texture.Initialize_Id;

   -- Bind the texture to a target
   -- (Note that the texture's type is determined by the target it get
   -- bound to. You should not bind the texture to another target afterwards)
   Targets.Texture_2D.Bind (My_Texture);

   Targets.Texture_2D.Set_Minifying_Filter (Linear_Mipmap_Nearest);
   -- do something useful here
   -- ...

   Targets.Texture_2D.Bind (My_Other_Texture);

   -- if you did not copy the value of My_Texture, the OpenGL texture
   -- that is referenced by My_Texture gets destroyed at this point.
   -- The object referenced by My_Other_Texture lives on, as it is
   -- the currently bound texture to the target Texture_2D.
end;
```

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### Build OpenGLAda test projects

Source: https://flyx.github.io/OpenGLAda/setup/macos.html

Commands to compile the test projects using gprbuild with the quartz windowing system.

```bash
$ gprbuild -p -P opengl-test.gpr -XWindowing_System=quartz
 $ gprbuild -p -P opengl-text-test.gpr -XWindowing_System=quartz
 $ gprbuild -p -P opengl-images-test.gpr -XWindowing_System=quartz
```

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### Build OpenGLAda projects with gnatmake

Source: https://flyx.github.io/OpenGLAda/setup/windows.html

Commands to compile the OpenGLAda test projects using gnatmake on Windows.

```bash
$ gnatmake -p -P opengl-test.gpr -XWindowing_System=windows
 $ gnatmake -p -P opengl-text-test.gpr -XWindowing_System=quartz
```

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### Define and Initialize a Custom Window

Source: https://flyx.github.io/OpenGLAda/glfw-v3.html

Derive from Glfw.Windows.Window to handle events like key presses. Ensure the callback is enabled after initialization.

```ada
type My_Window is new Glfw.Windows.Window with null record;

overriding
procedure Init (Object : not null access My_Window;
                Width, Height : Glfw.Size;
                Title   : String;
                Monitor : Glfw.Monitors.Monitor := Glfw.Monitors.No_Monitor;
                Share   : access Glfw.Windows.Window'Class := null);

overriding
procedure Key_Changed (Object   : not null access My_Window;
                       Key      : Glfw.Input.Keys.Key;
                       Scancode : Glfw.Input.Keys.Scancode;
                       Action   : Glfw.Input.Keys.Action;
                       Mods     : Glfw.Input.Keys.Modifiers);

procedure Init (Object : not null access My_Window;
                Width, Height : Glfw.Size;
                Title   : String;
                Monitor : Glfw.Monitors.Monitor := Glfw.Monitors.No_Monitor;
                Share   : access Glfw.Windows.Window'Class := null) is
   Upcast : Glfw.Windows.Window_Reference
     := Glfw.Windows.Window (Object.all)'Access;
begin
   Upcast.Init (Width, Height, Title, Monitor, Share);
   Object.Enable_Callback (Glfw.Windows.Callbacks.Key);
end Init;

procedure Key_Changed (Object   : not null access My_Window;
                       Key      : Glfw.Input.Keys.Key;
                       Scancode : Glfw.Input.Keys.Scancode;
                       Action   : Glfw.Input.Keys.Action;
                       Mods     : Glfw.Input.Keys.Modifiers) is
   use type Glfw.Input.Keys.Key;
begin
   If Key = Glfw.Input.Keys.Escape then
      Object.Set_Should_Close (True);
   end if;
end Key_Changed;
```

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### Querying Texture Parameters with Proxies

Source: https://flyx.github.io/OpenGLAda/gl-objects-textures.html

Use a texture proxy to query potential parameters without allocating memory, then use the actual texture target to create the texture.

```Ada
GL.Objects.Textures.Targets.Texture_2D_Proxy.Load_Empty_Texture
```

```Ada
GL.Objects.Textures.Targets.Texture_2D.Load_Empty_Texture
```

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### Rendering primitives with Input_Token

Source: https://flyx.github.io/OpenGLAda/gl-immediate.html

Demonstrates the lifecycle of an Input_Token to define and push vertices to the OpenGL pipeline. The token is automatically finalized when it goes out of scope.

```ada
declare
   Token : Input_Token := Start (Line_Strip);
begin
   Token.Add_Vertex (Vector'(-0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 1.0));
   Token.Add_Vertex (Vector'(0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 1.0));
   Token.Add_Vertex (Vector'(0.5, -0.5, 0.5, 1.0));
   Token.Add_Vertex (Vector'(-0.5, -0.5, 0.5, 1.0));
   Token.Add_Vertex (Vector'(-0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 1.0));
end; -- at this point, the token gets destroyed.
```

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### Enabling 2D Textures

Source: https://flyx.github.io/OpenGLAda/gl-objects-textures.html

Required when using the deprecated fixed pixel pipeline to enable 2D texture functionality.

```Ada
GL.Toggles.Enable (GL.Toggles.Texture_2D)
```

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### Configure Alpha Blending

Source: https://flyx.github.io/OpenGLAda/gl-buffers.html

Enables blending and sets the blend function for the color buffer.

```ada
GL.Toggles.Enable (GL.Toggles.Blend);
GL.Blending.Set_Blend_Func
  (GL.Blending.Src_Alpha, GL.Blending.One_Minus_Src_Alpha);
```

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### Cube Map Target

Source: https://flyx.github.io/OpenGLAda/gl-objects-textures.html

The primary target for binding cube map textures.

```Ada
GL.Objects.Textures.Targets.Texture_Cube_Map
```

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### Cube Map Texture Targets

Source: https://flyx.github.io/OpenGLAda/gl-objects-textures.html

Specific targets for cube map faces used to define parts of a texture bound to the main cube map target.

```Ada
GL.Objects.Textures.Targets.Texture_Cube_Map_Positive_X
GL.Objects.Textures.Targets.Texture_Cube_Map_Negative_X
GL.Objects.Textures.Targets.Texture_Cube_Map_Positive_Y
GL.Objects.Textures.Targets.Texture_Cube_Map_Negative_Y
GL.Objects.Textures.Targets.Texture_Cube_Map_Positive_Z
GL.Objects.Textures.Targets.Texture_Cube_Map_Negative_Z
```

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