Dev-C++
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i am among the unfortunite(can''t spell) who can''t afford visual C++ so i am using a great development suit called dev cpp and i am having some trouble...... i want to complete the texture tutorial for opengl but when i goto run the program after i compiled it i get an error stating that it cannot find GLUAX.DLL there is no file any were i searched it all and when i downloaded the source and ran(not compiled) the exe that came with it, it ran can some one help me please.
Thanx
FretCode
Quick search on GoOgLe: http://www.gamap.cz/download/offic/glaux.zip
Put it to your windows system directory or to your project exe directory.
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[edited by - stefu on September 9, 2002 12:38:31 AM]
Put it to your windows system directory or to your project exe directory.
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[edited by - stefu on September 9, 2002 12:38:31 AM]
Don`t rely on the stupid glaux.h/glaux.dll lib ... it`s useless
use TGA texture loading... it`s better (+alpha channel for blend)
use TGA texture loading... it`s better (+alpha channel for blend)
Btw. very good alternative to glaux or glut is GLFW.
It has very easy window initialization, TGA texture loading, it''s portable, free and can be statically linked.
Look at sample I posted here earlier: http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/topic.asp?topic_id=113023
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It has very easy window initialization, TGA texture loading, it''s portable, free and can be statically linked.
Look at sample I posted here earlier: http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/topic.asp?topic_id=113023
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http://users.utu.fi/stkibr
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I ran into trouble with Dev-C++ using it on top of Win98 !
It seems that my version can''t compile my project because
it uses mingw compiler through command line. The maximum
size of a command line in win98 is 256 characters (if i am
remembering it right). My project requires at this moment
~520 characters. I got errors (bad command or file name) but
i managed to fix it somehow using Dev-C++ under WinXP.
So watch out your maximum obj files (or libs) if you are using
win98
moromete
It seems that my version can''t compile my project because
it uses mingw compiler through command line. The maximum
size of a command line in win98 is 256 characters (if i am
remembering it right). My project requires at this moment
~520 characters. I got errors (bad command or file name) but
i managed to fix it somehow using Dev-C++ under WinXP.
So watch out your maximum obj files (or libs) if you are using
win98
moromete
Moromete: I don''t think the problem is with the command line length. I currently have a 900+ character command in a batch file that runs just fine under win98.
Enigma
Enigma
quote:Original post by Enigma
Moromete: I don''t think the problem is with the command line length. I currently have a 900+ character command in a batch file that runs just fine under win98.
Then it seems that there is something wrong here, on my computer.
The compilation only works on the same version of Dev-C++ on the same
PC under WinXP. In Win98 i get errors. Maybe there is something
wrong with the latest Dev-C++ or with my computer (the second one i think
because last week one of my HDDs died
And now maybe the next onewill have the same end soon...hope not though...)
moromete
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