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Lost gl.h...
Hi, I bought the OpenGL superbible a few weeks ago, started coding a bit, and then left for a 3 week vacation
)) Yesturday I came back started coding again, replaced the gl.h by mistake and now I have about 30 unresolved externels, all the functions like glutSwapBuffers... I only can find the Mesa-3.0 gl.h header, but that doesn't make things better. Can anybody just mail me the header to jonas@eichhorst.net or is something completly different wrong???
Thx
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Re: Lost gl.h...
thats not a gl.h problem. if everything compiles fine and you get unresolved externals a linking problem occurs. that means you forget to link opengl32.lib (or whatever your opengl lib is called). if you use microsoft visual studio, insert it into the project settings->linker.
good luck,
jan
p.s. if something is not found beginning with glu or glut, dont forget glu32.lib and glut32.lib.
[This message has been edited by jabe (edited 11-20-2001).]
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Re: Lost gl.h...
Add this to your source ...
#pragma comment (lib, "OpenGL32.lib")
It is equivalent to the above, but is more obvious! It simply adds the required Libs to the project.
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