/System/Library/Frameworks/OpenGL.framework/Versions/A/Headers/gl.h
That is the path on both Tiger and Leopard. Don't know what to tell
you. It has been like this for at least 10.3 on up. I am not sure how
they are getting away with GL/gl.h ... WAIT... Is this an X11
Application?
In that case I think the include path would be:
/usr/X11/include/GL/gl.h
which explains this..
Is that correct for your situation?
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Mike Jackson - BlueQuartz Software Consulting
<www.bluequartz.net>
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On Aug 28, 2008, at 8:42 AM, Fernando Cacciola wrote:
Mike Jackson wrote:
The header is located in a framework called OpenGL.framework and
the include
style for frameworks is the name of the framework (minus the
extension) and
then the header file, so on OS X the proper include would be:
#include <OpenGL/gl.h>
But do you know for a fact that it is like so in the particular case
of gl.h??
I'm porting the existing and fully working custom build system of a
large project to cmake.
This project headers are (and have been for a long time) including
<GL/gl.h> *even* on the Mac, and the current build system is
searching for gl.h under GL, even for the Mac as well.
Sometimes having your own "OpenGL.h" header with the following can
help to
alleviate these problems:
This is exactly what I suggested, but the users responded that gl.h
IS NOT under OpenGL but under GL.
In fact, they even asked me why on earth is cmake looking for it
under OpenGL instead of GL?
Keep in mind that this is a working project which builds and run
correctly via the old shell-based build system.. it is my cmake port
wich fails.
Best
Fernando Cacciola
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