learning GLSL (shader-language)

there are loads, a google on "OpenGL shading language' should turn up plenty.

As for intergrating, for anything beyond a simple 'load it and binding', which a tutorial will cover then thats a VERY large subject on its own and generally isnt covered by simple tutorials.

I'd recommend the OpenGL Shading Language. It's a very complete reference.

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Original post by James Trotter I'd recommend the OpenGL Shading Language. It's a very complete reference.

I have that book, and can recommend it also. Its as useful as the red book.

Learning GLSL
LightHouse GLSL Tutorial
ShaderTech (formally cgShader.org) 3 pages of GLSL articles, forum etc.
Clockwork Tutorials
3D Shaders.com Home of the Orange GLSL Book. The following two chapters are online and wel worth reading.
Chapter 6 of the Orange Book
Chapter 3 of the Orange Book
Opengl Shading Langauge

You should also download stuff like 3D Labs software (ShaderGen and GLSL Demo), ShaderDesigner and (Ati) Rendermonkey 1.6. In my expereince on a Radeon9800 Rendermonkey has been the best for developing and viewing GLSL shaders. 3D Labs GLSL has odd behaviour, it tells me the shaders are running in hardware, but the performance is definately software (i.e < 1 fps). In ShaderDesigner i'd say something like 60% of the sample shaders fall into software mode, for no good reason.

Hope this helps