Havn’t got glut to work yet. But here is the code for my very first ogl app in BCB5. Please take a look and tell me if anything is “not right”.
Basically the main “loop” is enclosed in a timer which is called every ms. Also, my coding habit is rather messy, sorry. AND english is not my first, nor second, language. 
a.) your link doesnt work (at least for me)
b.) it would help to know what kind of errors you get.
No no no, you misunderstood me, the code works, I just want to share them so everyone can see it. ALso, sorry about the link, it should work now.
Also, is there ANY Borland C++ Builder5 user here who manage to get Glut to work?
(Did write a bit longer about the program, but some of the micro**** “features” did delete it all)
Anyway …
gluPerspective(100,1.5, 0.01,65535);
… with only 24bits of precision just can’t mean any good.
Read (especially point 12.050 in it):
http://www.opengl.org/resources/faq/technical/depthbuffer.htm
edit: Dooh! Filter!! How the hell am i supposed to talk about mico… ah forget it.
Ok, thanx. Is there any other more “general” errors in regards to the architecture of the program?
I did a few minor tweaks and will upload the new codes as soon as I get home…
I don’t regularly use Borland, but I think I did manage to get glut working with it some time ago when I did try it. If I remember correctly, there is a tool with Borland that allows you to create a library from a DLL. If you use that tool to create your library file, you can then link to that library file to get it to work.
I just got MS Visual C++, GLUT and everything works perfectly so far. So I am switching over to VC++…