Ok, you need to link it against more libraries than just GL.
Try this :
gcc -lXext -lXmu -lXi -lX11 -lGL -o yourprogram source.c
You might also need -lGLU if you''re using GLU, and -lm, depending on your program.
Hope this helps.
opengl & linux
Ah and create a symlink to your gl libraries.
su
password:
cd /usr/lib
ln -s libGL.so.1.0.1541.nv_glx libGL.so
su
password:
cd /usr/lib
ln -s libGL.so.1.0.1541.nv_glx libGL.so
About the nvidia OpenGL headers should you move them to your normal GL include directory if you want to use them.
quote:.lib=.a and .so=.dll
Actually .o is also a kind of lib file under Linux. .a files are simply archives of .o files.
.o - object file (lib)
.a - archive file (lib)
.so - shared object file (dll and lib)
I installed too linux, Mandrake 8.1 and installation was very very easy.
I have a problem with KDevelop. I can''t create new projects/files (lol). The new button on toolbar and menu are grayed.
Maybe there''s something I don''t know yet about Linux
Hepl me to create new project/files.
I have a problem with KDevelop. I can''t create new projects/files (lol). The new button on toolbar and menu are grayed.
Maybe there''s something I don''t know yet about Linux
Hepl me to create new project/files.
quote:Original post by stefu
I have a problem with KDevelop. I can''t create new projects/files (lol). The new button on toolbar and menu are grayed.
That''s odd. Not much lost though, I didn''t like KDevelop much when I tried it (it is overly complex for simple projects). If you get the time, read a tutorial on makefiles (they really aren''t as hard to do as they seem), maybe you''ll like using the command line as much as I do? (Anjuta and ETerm are all I need
) [Resist Windows XP''s Invasive Production Activation Technology!]
No worry I'll do it command line
I just found that I need to first make new project: Project -> ApplicationWizard. I was too common with VisualC ad looked just File -> New
edit:
Actually I found after a moment KDevelop complex, I'll not use it.
PS. Where to get glu.h for linux?
more edit:
Shall I ask where to put all sources, libraries ... in linux, how to organize all. Are there any rules/considerations so that whenever I get a code and it requires some libraries and header files to compile, it comples without any changes? Sorry for dumb question, but I'm quite first timer with Linux
Edited by - stefu on October 31, 2001 9:25:39 AM
I just found that I need to first make new project: Project -> ApplicationWizard. I was too common with VisualC ad looked just File -> New
edit:
Actually I found after a moment KDevelop complex, I'll not use it.
PS. Where to get glu.h for linux?
more edit:
Shall I ask where to put all sources, libraries ... in linux, how to organize all. Are there any rules/considerations so that whenever I get a code and it requires some libraries and header files to compile, it comples without any changes? Sorry for dumb question, but I'm quite first timer with Linux
Edited by - stefu on October 31, 2001 9:25:39 AM
Hmm, I found KDevelope to be outstanding. The new project button is in the top/center of the main screen. Use what ever you find more comfortable but personally I found it refreshing to see there is a comparable setup to MSVC++(which I also liked)
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