#include <iostream>#include <gl/glut.h>int main(){     std::cout << GLUT_LEFT_BUTTON << "\n";     std::cout << GLUT_MIDDLE_BUTTON << "\n";     std::cout << GLUT_RIGHT_BUTTON << "\n";     std::cout << GLUT_UP << "\n";     std::cout << GLUT_DOWN << "\n";     return 0;} 

quote:Original post by ZealousElixir
Apparently the GCC package even in your newest version of DC++ is outdated. I recommend doing like what you mention and trying to find a GCC-compatible set of GLUT libs for Win32, or rebuilding them. The former will likely be easier on you, but my casual searching didn''t turn anything up.

Raloth: Had you read and understood every word, you would have realized that the library was already correctly linked and that the problem was one of using a different version of the lib from that of the headers.

BTW: the @N notation represents the number of total bytes in the parameters the function receives.

Later,
ZE.