Marcus Lindblom wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Looking att the FrameBufferObjectBase constructor, the _mfDrawBuffers is
> actually initialized as empty (size 0), although it looks as if the
> constructor tries to add a zero element (which would make sense, use the
> window system provided frame buffer to draw to).
>
> Inherited(),
> _sfGLId (GLenum(0)),
> _mfColorAttachments (),
> _mfDrawBuffers (GLenum(0)), <---
> _sfDepthAttachment (NULL),
> _sfStencilAttachment (NULL),
> _sfWidth (UInt16(0)),
> _sfHeight (UInt16(0)),
> _sfPostProcessOnDeactivate(bool(false))
> { }
>
> The main confusing part here is that _mfColorAttachments is default
> initialized, and _mfDrawbuffers is not, but both ctors give the same
> effect (empty MField).
>
> I'd expect the _mfDrawBuffers element to contain a zero element, but
> that's not what happens. (It's easily fixed by adding a push_back(0) in
> FrameBufferObject's ctor)
Hm. Perhaps I jumped to conclusion here. It doesn't work they way I want
it to anyway (when adding a zero or GL_BACK value to _mfDrawBuffers myself)
(I'm trying to use the default color buffer but a texture buffer for depth.)
/Marcus
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