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While learning OpenGL ES 2.0 I find it inconvenient to look up OpenGL ES related symbols like glBindFramebuffer online. Maybe there is a better way? Is there a better documentation browser for OpenGL ES?
Well, I guess there are the OpenGL ES 2.0 Reference Pages (http://www.khronos.org/opengles/sdk/docs/man/), but that is online.
You could always print the Quick Reference Card, that is helpful, but only if you know a little bit about the functions in question.
And finally, if working in C++, you could give a try to GLES Emulator. This was written by a colleague of mine, it contains OpenGL ES 2.0 headers with documentation comments extracted from online documentation. You can:
– either use it directly in Visual Studio or Eclipse
– generate Doxygen out of it, to get offline version of the OpenGL documentation
– use some bash magic to transfer the comments from “C” header file to NDK class file
Hope this helps …
(and sorry abouth the link, i lack reputation to post >2 links)