Data in OpenGL Buffers
Almost everything you will ever do with OpenGL will involve buffers full of data. Buffers in OpenGL are represented as buffer objects. You’ve already had a brief introduction to buffer objects in Chapter 1. However, in this section we’ll dig a little deeper into the specifics of how buffer objects are used; ways to create, manage, and destroy them; and the best practices associated with buffer objects.
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