Libgls: a library for stereoscopic rendering with OpenGL

The libgls library allows stereoscopic rendering with OpenGL, without requiring hardware support for quad-buffered stereo.
Many stereoscopic display modes are supported, from anaglyph glasses to various types of 3D TVs and stereoscopic displays.
Libgls is available under the MIT/X11 license, which means it can be used both in free and proprietary software without problems.

Resources:

Download the latest version: libgls-1.0.0
Source code repository: git://git.code.sf.net/p/libgls/libgls (web interface)
API reference documentation
SourceForge project page

Requirements:

GLEW MX
GLUT (optional, only used for the example program)

Contact:

Use our mailing list libgls-list to contact us, for example with help requests, bug reports, feature requests, or general questions.

News:

2012-10-11: libgls-1.0.0 is released.
This is the first public version. Most of the code comes from the Bino 3D video player and thus is already known to work on a wide range of OpenGl implementations. Nevertheless, if you find a problem, please let us know via our mailing list.