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Dark
Member #749
November 2000
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Is there something wrong with glaux.h in Dev C++? I keep getting this error. I'm trying to load a Texture using nehe's lesson 12.
return auxDIBImageLoad(FileName); [Linker error] undefined reference to `auxDIBImageLoadA@4' oh damn.. I didn't link gluax that's why.. -lOpenGL32 -lglu32 -lglaux That's what the readme says I should be writing, and the Lesson12.exe runs fine. edit Ok, searched my Hd, I don't have glaux.dll, then how is Lesson12.exe running? Is glaux in VC++ a static library?! edit again
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Bob
Free Market Evangelist
September 2000
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Allegro and AllegroGL. -- |
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Dark
Member #749
November 2000
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I'm dumb!.
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Bob
Free Market Evangelist
September 2000
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Then use SDL or roll your own. I don't see what's funny/unprofessional about Allegro. -- |
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Dark
Member #749
November 2000
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With SDL don't I need to include my source code? Same with DevIL? I didn't say there was anything wrong with allegro. I love allegro.
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nonnus29
Member #2,606
August 2002
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I installed the opengl sdk from the opengl gameprogramming book and IT didn't even have a glaux dll. So I think the conclusion is: there is no glaux.dll So why do you want to use glaux? Glut has everything glaux does and then alot more: And if not glut then there are alot of windows wrappers opengl; NeHe's base code, GLFW etc... And if you want to render to a DIB, you don't need anything other than the winapi for that. EDIT: to my knowledge with SDL and Devil if you include the DLL you don't have to include your source. (the Devil api is really wierd if you ask me.) |
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23yrold3yrold
Member #1,134
March 2001
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Quote: is there anything else I can use to load textures with a non restrictive licsense? I'm probably a little out of my element here, but I thought glut and glaux are just helpers and not essential. I actually make a textured OpenGL demo using just straight OpenGL. I was able to do that because I was already familiar with the .BMP file format, so I just opened it like any other binary file, loaded the necessary data, and slammed it into glTexImage2D(). Dunno if that helps ... -- |
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Dark
Member #749
November 2000
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Nonnus, I don't need an opengl helper lib, I can do it in straight win32 and opengl. I just need to load images.
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Now it says It can't find glaux.dll when I run my .exe! Isn't this what I should be writing in the linker options?
What I meant by Now I want to do it better is 3D + getting rid of all allegro issues. (flickering, mouse etc..)