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# Overview
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* [What is ACGL?](#what-is-acgl)
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* [[What is ACGL?]](#what-is-acgl)
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* [Getting started](#getting-started)
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* [Functional Overview]
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* [ACGL compile time settings]
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* [Extending ACGL]
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## What is ACGL?
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The Aachen Computer Graphics Library (we are not very creative with names) is intended to simplify prototyping and development of (OpenGL) graphics applications. It proved a platform independent way for loading OpenGL function pointers, wrappers for OpenGL objects, helper classes (e.g. a camera class) and functions for loading some simple mesh and texture formats. It is not a full rendering engine. Basic knowledge of OpenGL 3.2 or later or OpenGl ES 3.0 is required to understand the basic concepts.
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In addition to the library, some examples are provided.
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