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I am looking for a list that states which vendor does support which OpenGL extension.
For example I wanted to use ARB_shading_language_include, which was accepted in 2013, but from various forums on the internet I assume it isn't implemented on AMD drivers. But I can't find any official document that states where this extension is supported.
Does such a list exist?
There is no general document for extensions support, though some databases are kept largely up to date by communities:
https://opengl.gpuinfo.org/listreports.php?extension=GL_ARB_shading_language_include
As of writing no AMD renderers show up as supporting ARB_shading_language_include.
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I have a code which implements DirectSound8. MSFT states in its website that this library has been deprecated. So, what are my options if I updated this code provided that I maintain the windows platform. If I switched to Linux, what are the options?
For Windows and Xbox One, the replacement for the DirectSound API for playback/3D positional audio is XAudio2.
There are numerous 3rd party audio solutions available. This blog post discusses a number of them. They are usually cross-platform, and on Windows they make use of WASAPI for communication with the audio hardware.
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I would like to implement any maps (OSM, Google maps...) in my Qt Widget application (only targeting Windows platforms).
All answers I got so far is really out-dated (answers from 2011-2013) and I am not able to google anything useful. So I wanted to ask which frameworks could you recommend me?
We are using the osgEarth SDK in our Qt applications. It supports OSM and basically every map type that is supported by GDAL.
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I am looking for a cross OS compatible IDE which supports IntelliSense (checking availability of functions & argument docs) and debugging for C and C++ (Supports watch and breakpoints)
Yes.
VSCode – C/C++ extension is to provide cross-platform C++ developers a great tool of choice for their edit-build-debug cycle with the same consistent look and feel across all platforms.
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I am not aware of a really good Django-App which provides Wiki functionality.
There is http://code.google.com/p/django-wikiapp/ , but it is not that extensive and no activity anymore.
Any pointers of how to integrate an already proven (and known) Wiki to Django?
Checkout https://github.com/django-wiki/django-wiki. I've installed it and so far it looks very promising.
One of these many packages may suit your needs: Djangopackages.com wiki grid
www.djangopackages.com is a great resource for looking for apps.
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I have just discovered csound and installed its C++ bindings.
The API is documented here (after a usual installation on Linux):
/usr/share/doc/libcsound64-doc/html/index.html
However, what I am missing is a good tutorial to get me started with the API.
Here's an introduction to C API (pdf), which is practically the same as the C++ API. There are also a few examples in the Csound source code in the examples and frontends folders.