GLFW 2.6 Beta 1

GLFW project is a free, Open Source, portable framework for OpenGL application development. In short, it is a single library providing a powerful, portable API for otherwise operating system specific tasks such as opening an OpenGL window, and reading keyboard, time, mouse and joystick input.
It also provides functions accessing OpenGL extensions, creating and synchronizing threads and reading textures from files.
GLFW is available for Windows, Mac OS X and Unix-like systems such as Linux, Solaris and FreeBSD.
Main features:
- Very easy to use API (similar to the OpenGL API)
- No system specific code necessary
- Open an OpenGL window with one call
- Good fullscreen support
- Keyboard, mouse and joystick input
- Unicode keyboard character input
- High-precision timer input
- Multi threading support
- Support for fullscreen antialiasing
- Texture loading support (from memory buffers and Targa image files)
- Near 100% compatibility between supported platforms
- Its Open Source with a liberal license
- Support for most popular C/C++ compilers
- Support for Delphi, Visual Basic, MASM32, Lua and D
- Comprehensive documentation, with a Users Guide, Reference Manual, tutorials and examples
- Can link either statically or dynamically with your application
- Its still small
Supported compilers:
- Apple Developer Tools (Mac OS X)
- Borland C++ Builder (Windows)
- Cygwin (Windows)
- DJGPP (DOS)
- GCC (Unix)
- Geek Gadgets (GCC/AmigaOS)
- LCC-Win32 (Windows)
- Microsoft Visual C++ (Windows)
- MinGW32 (Windows)
- OpenWatcom (Windows)
- Pelles C (Windows)
- VBCC (AmigaOS)
Enhancements:
- Many bugs have been fixed, including the fullscreen problems on X11.
- Support for fullscreen antialiasing has been added.
- The image and texture API has been enhanced.
- Windows can be made non-resizable.
- Threads can explicitly yield.
- The build system has been improved.
- Shared library, universal binary, and MinGW cross compiling targets now exist.