EvasGL

EvasGL is a graphics library designed for embedded systems and mobile devices. It is part of the Enlightenment Libraries (EFL) project, a collection of libraries that provide a toolkit for creating graphical user interfaces and applications. EvasGL is specifically focused on rendering 2D and 3D graphics, leveraging the OpenGL ES API for hardware acceleration.

The primary purpose of EvasGL is to offer a high-performance, yet lightweight, rendering engine. It is optimized for low-power devices where efficient use of resources is crucial. EvasGL provides an abstraction layer over OpenGL ES, simplifying the process of creating complex visual effects and animations. It supports a wide range of features, including transformations, blending, shaders, and texture mapping.

Developers can use EvasGL to build applications with rich graphical content, such as user interfaces, games, and multimedia players. Its integration with other EFL components, like Evas (the canvas widget toolkit) and Elementary (a higher-level UI toolkit), allows for the seamless development of complete applications. EvasGL is known for its speed and efficiency, making it a popular choice for embedded Linux systems, Android, and other platforms that require advanced graphics capabilities without compromising performance.