Is it worth supporting OpenGL ES 1.1 and fixed pipelines when even the most low level hardware can support 2.0 and shading languages?
After all, every iOS device for the last 2 years supports 2.0.
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Is it worth supporting OpenGL ES 1.1 and fixed pipelines when even the most low level hardware can support 2.0 and shading languages?
After all, every iOS device for the last 2 years supports 2.0.
I doubt it would be worth your time, especially if you can get it to work in some limited way without writing to 1.1 standards (solid textures rather than shaders, etc.).