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* Checks the utils have been initialized.

* Tear down the EGL context currently associated with the display. */

* Gets an string version of an WebGL enum. * * Example: * var str = WebGLDebugUtil.glEnumToString(ctx.getError()); * * @param {number} value Va

* Returns the string version of a WebGL argument. * Attempts to convert enum arguments to strings. * @param {string} functionName the name of the We

XXX fudging the X's here, since the camera preview is narrower than my nexus s' screen size. * Initialize an EGL context for the current display. */

* Generates a frustum matrix with the given bounds * * @param {number} left Left bound of the frustum * @param {number} right Right bound of the frust

grouper(3, 'ABCDEFG', 'x') --> ABC DEF Gxx

* Initializes this module. Safe to call more than once. * @param {!WebGLRenderingContext} ctx A WebGL context. If * you have more than one contex

* Generates a perspective projection matrix with the given bounds * * @param {number} fovy Vertical field of view * @param {number} aspect Aspect rati

* Rotates a matrix by the given angle around the specified axis (from gl-matrix 1.3.7) * * @param {number} angle Angle (in radians) to rotate * @param

The 3D coordinates of a latitude/longitude surface point on the globe, as well as the normal vector.

* "Simulates desktop's glRotatef" (error?, actually translation). * The matrix is returned in column-major order. */

* Converts the arguments of a WebGL function to a string. * Attempts to convert enum arguments to strings. * * @param {string} functionName the nam

* Given a WebGL context returns a wrapped context that calls * gl.getError after every command and calls a function if the * result is not gl.NO_ERR