Enrico Weigelt weig...@metux.de writes:
* tom fogal tfo...@sci.utah.edu schrieb:
We're pretty sure the issue started coming up when we began
dlopen()ing the OpenGL library. The problem appears to be getting
NULL function pointers when glXGetProcAddressARB'ing some or all
OpenGL
Atilla Filiz atilla.fi...@gmail.com writes:
Some of the newer Sony Vaio laptops with Nvidia GPUs show a totally
black screen when X starts with the propiatery drivers.
[snip]
What would be the proper solution to this problem? Is it a fault
correctable by Xorg or are Nvidia people to be
Hi Alan, thanks for your reply. I hit a snag + worked around it, and
so I wanted to report back to the list for posterity.
Comments/suggestions of course still welcome.
Alan Coopersmith alan.coopersm...@oracle.com writes:
tom fogal wrote:
The first issue is startup: we fork and then exec
We've got a parallel application which can start up some X servers and
use them as a `render farm' in some sense. I'm looking for some advice
on how I can improve the existing setup.
The first issue is startup: we fork and then exec `xinit' in the child;
the parent sets the appropriate DISPLAY
Dirk Hohndel hohn...@infradead.org writes:
I must be missing some 'configure' magic here...
For some modules (like the X server) it's rather straight forward to
build 32bit on a 64bit system. Something like
LDFLAGS=-L/opt/X11R7-32/lib ./configure --prefix=/opt/X11R7-32
--enable-32-bit
Hi, I've run into a snag in what seems like glX initialization.
Through debug versions of client libraries [1], I think I've
established why my application is segfaulting in XQueryExtension. The
display (`dpy' variable) passed is NULL, which seems quite suspect.
Assuming that is indeed the
Brian Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
tom fogal wrote:
[snip]
The display (`dpy' variable) passed is NULL, which seems quite
suspect. Assuming that is indeed the problem, the root issue
appears to be a:
glXQueryVersion(glXGetCurrentDisplay(), ...);
line, where
I'm hitting an issue appropriately establishing a glX context (it
seems), and I'm looking for a good way to debug it.
Quick overview in case someone happens to recognize the issue: I'm
getting a segfault in X functions when trying to initialize GLEW.
XOpenDisplay has succeded, and I'm not sure
