Andreas Zieringer schrieb: > Hi Daniel, > >> Dirk Reiners schrieb: >> >>> from what I understand your problem stems from having to initialize >>> the Win32Window that OpenSG uses. The alternative to that is using a >>> PassiveWindow and having the OpenGL context handled somewhere else, >>> e.g. in an ATL class. >>> >>> So my question was whether you have an example in the context that >>> you want to use it (ActiveX Plugin, ATL container, whatever) that >>> uses OpenGL. If not, try to find one on the web. Once you have that >>> you can use a PassiveWindow, which does no system-specific >>> initialization and just assumes that the OpenGL context is activated >>> whenever it's called, and that use main application will take care >>> of swapping the buffers. That way you can integrate OpenSG pretty >>> much anywhere you can do OpenGL, without having to worry about other >>> things. >>> >> >> I have now a ATL/Opengl-project from >> http://msdn2.microsoft.com/de-de/library/fe7yfss0.aspx >> and it works fine in the testcontainer for activeX controls. >> >> but a soon as i include for example OpenSG/OSGSimpleSceneManager.h >> oder OSGPassiveWindow.h >> i get the Debug Error: >> >> R6034 >> An application has made an attempt to load the C runtime library >> without using a manifest. This is an unsupported way to load Visual >> C++ Dlls. You need to modify your application to build with a >> manifest. For more information, see the "Visual C++ Libraties as >> Sahred Side-bySide Assemblies" topic in the product documentation. >> >> >> MSDN says here http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms235624.aspx: >> Visual C++ libraries cannot be used by a C/C++ application without a >> manifest binding the application to these libraries. If a C/C++ >> application that depends on a Visual C++ library does not use a >> manifest, then an attempt to load the Visual C++ library as a >> dependent DLL from the application-local folder will result in an >> error message indicating that this is an unsupported way of loading a >> Visual C++ library. >> >> So i must have the manifest-files? How can i get them? > > at least for your executable you need a *.exe.manifest file, in your > case perhaps a *.ax.manifest file? This file is created by the compiler. > I never needed the manifest files for my dll's. I attached the OpenSG > manifest files perhaps this helps. i haven´t got an executable but a dll-file. Do you have the others manifest files including the debug manifest files too?
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