Abstraction for the platform-specific code in PyOpenGL
 
Each supported platform has a module which provides the
specific functionality required to support the base OpenGL 
functionality on that platform.  These modules are 
registered using plugins in the:
 
        OpenGL.plugin.PlatformPlugin
 
objects.  To support a new platform you'll need to create
a new PlatformPlugin instance *before* you import 
OpenGL.platform .  Once you have a working platform 
module, please consider contributing it back to the project.
 
See baseplatform.BasePlatform for the core functionality 
of a platform implementation.  See the various platform 
specific modules for examples to use when porting.

Modules
		os sys

Functions
		CurrentContextIsValid = glXGetCurrentContext(...) GetCurrentContext = glXGetCurrentContext(...) _load() Load the os.name plugin for the platform functionality safeGetError = glGetError(...)

Data
		GL = <CDLL 'libGL.so.1', handle 8a86fb8 at 8a62b8c> GLE = <CDLL 'libgle.so.3', handle 8934078 at 8a62b0c> GLU = <CDLL 'libGLU.so.1', handle 8933378 at 8a62b2c> GLUT = <CDLL 'libglut.so.3', handle 8933c80 at 8a62a0c> GLUT_GUARD_CALLBACKS = False OpenGL = <CDLL 'libGL.so.1', handle 8a86fb8 at 8a62b8c> PLATFORM = <OpenGL.platform.glx.GLXPlatform object at 0x8c6292c> __file__ = '/tmp/buildd/pyopengl-3.0.0~b6/OpenGL/platform/__init__.pyc' __name__ = 'OpenGL.platform.__init__'