Replace 64-bit handles of bindless textures by uvec2 type in GLSL code for compatibility with AMD drivers.
OpenGl_View::initProgram() - fix NULL-dereference.
OpenGl_GraphicDriver::Redraw() - do not recompute structures more than required
OpenGl_Workspace::Raytrace() - bind proper FBO before clearing it
Visual3d_View::Redraw() - perform automatic 2nd redraw on device lost
Implement SAT intersection tests and frustum culling algorithm using BVH trees.
New Draw command vfrustumculling to manage frustum culling.
Add test cases bugs/vis/bug24307_1 and bugs/vis/bug24307_2.
Remove CALL_DEF_BOUNDBOX and CALL_DEF_BOUNDS.
License statement text corrected; compiler warnings caused by Bison 2.41 disabled for MSVC; a few other compiler warnings on 54-bit Windows eliminated by appropriate type cast
Wrong license statements corrected in several files.
Copyright and license statements added in XSD and GLSL files.
Copyright year updated in some files.
Obsolete documentation files removed from DrawResources.
The purpose of this functionality is to bring a basic ray-tracing solution to existing OCCT visualization toolkit (TKOpenGL).
Currently ray-tracing visualization core supports sharp shadows, specular reflections, transparency and adaptive anti-aliasing.
However, the basis for all ray-tracing algorithms is versatile, allowing you to add new ray-tracing features easily (such as ambient occlusion).
All ray-tracing computations are performed on the GPU using OpenCL framework, allowing real-time rendering performance.
It is important to note, that real-time ray-tracing is possible using high-performance GPUs with support of OpenCL 1.1 and higher (such as NVIDIA GeForce 660 or ATI/AMD Radeon 7850).
When using low-end GPUs (such as NVIDIA GeForce 640) the ray-tracing performance may slow down significantly.
Therefore, even with NVIDIA GeForce 640 you can render scenes with the millions of triangles. The support of OpenCL-enabled CPUs and integrated graphics cards is not guaranteed.
