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opengl

Started by March 24, 2003 07:34 PM
5 comments, last by ssjeci 21 years, 7 months ago
is opengl free. if it is where can i get one.
Yes, and you probably already have it installed.
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i dont have it.
That''s pretty unlikely. What compiler are you using?
You probably do have it. If you are trying to compile and it is giving you errors (such as ''undefined reference to glSomeFunction''), you probably just didn''t link to the library. In GCC (which comes with Dev-C++) you can add -lopengl32 -lglu32 to the linker options. I don''t have MSVC so if you''re using it you''ll have to ask some else here on how to link to it.
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if you''ve got a working driver, you''ve got OpenGL. you can easily check it by looking if the file (WindowsPath)\System\OpenGL32.dll or /usr/lib/libGL.so exists.
you MUST instruct your compiler(/linker) to link with the GL-libs, like smart_idiot said.
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