Hi!
I think the NSOpenGLContext/XGGLContext breakage is my fault. I'll look
into it.
TOM
Clemens Arth schrieb:
Fred Kiefer wrote:
Clemens Arth wrote:
I've tried to implement the OpenGL example in Aaron Hillegass' Cocoa
Programming book (chapter 33) in gnustep. Unfortunately I couldn't
Thomas Gamper wrote:
I think the NSOpenGLContext/XGGLContext breakage is my fault. I'll look
into it.
Sure, have a look, but after your patch things worked fine for me. Most
likely it really is the visual that we are selecting wrongly.
Fred
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I hacked bestContext() in back/Source/x11/context.c to return False and
with that both examples work again. This looks like the problem has to
do with the visual, drawable or depth selection. On my machine
glXChooseFBConfig() finds 18 usable configurations, but the code sticks
to the first one.
Hi!
for (i=numvis-1, best = -1; i=0; i--)
{
if (vinfo[i].depth == 24) best = i;
else if (vinfo[i].depth24 best0) best = i;
}
Try to replace 24 with 32. Since an OpenGL Pixelformat without alpha
channel basically makes no sense.
TOM
Fred Kiefer schrieb:
I hacked bestContext() in
I don't think that this code in context.c is the problem here. Just
before those line we try to get a 32 bit visual, when XRENDER is
defined, which is the case on my machine. It is rather the other way
round, the gl code uses the first visual and that has a lower depth.
Thomas Gamper wrote:
for
Hi,
I've tried to implement the OpenGL example in Aaron Hillegass' Cocoa
Programming book (chapter 33) in gnustep. Unfortunately I couldn't get
it to work - the window doesn't show anything.
Can someone provide me with a small simple OpenGL example in gnustep? I
couldn't find anything
Clemens Arth wrote:
I've tried to implement the OpenGL example in Aaron Hillegass' Cocoa
Programming book (chapter 33) in gnustep. Unfortunately I couldn't get
it to work - the window doesn't show anything.
Can someone provide me with a small simple OpenGL example in gnustep? I
couldn't
