i need a tutorial
GLUT is the same on every platform, so you don''t really need a "linux glut tutorial" . It looks like NeHe still doesn''t have the ports of his tutorials back online, so I can''t suggest that... Maybe you can find a mirror of them somewhere?
RTFM!!!
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you misunderstood me
i have problem compiling glut apps, unless they are in the glut test/demo directory.
i need to know how to set up all the libraries, so the compilation would work
i have problem compiling glut apps, unless they are in the glut test/demo directory.
i need to know how to set up all the libraries, so the compilation would work
Still sounds like a case for rtfm, but of your compiler switches.
I''ve not used linux for a few years now so I''m quite hazy, but try adding -lgl -lglu -lglut to your compiler command line. If that doesn''t work you probably don''t have libgl libglu or libglut in your lib dir. /usr/local/lib perhaps?
Someone who knows what they''re talking about please correct me...
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I''ve not used linux for a few years now so I''m quite hazy, but try adding -lgl -lglu -lglut to your compiler command line. If that doesn''t work you probably don''t have libgl libglu or libglut in your lib dir. /usr/local/lib perhaps?
Someone who knows what they''re talking about please correct me...
Helpful links:
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way | Google can help with your question | Search MSDN for help with standard C or Windows functions
ok, i fixed the gl glu glut problem
however, i seem to need these libs as well : Xmu, Xi
anyone knows where could i get them?
however, i seem to need these libs as well : Xmu, Xi
anyone knows where could i get them?
May 27, 2002 05:31 AM
They''re part of X and you likely have them on your system. Add -L/usr/X11R6/lib to your flags (before the -l flags) and see if that fixes it.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
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