Hi Ian,
Ian Mallett wrote:
On 10/20/08, Greg Ewing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How exactly do they fail? Do you get an exception?
Well, they certainly don't run right out of the box.
The ARB example seems more complete, but it whines about the ARB
extensions--how it can't find them for some reason. Probably because
the proper import statements aren't there (I don't know them, and they
weren't included). Changing them to non-ARB functions fixes this
problem, but then a host of other problems crops up involving the
arguments to certain calls (specifics if requested). Nothing I tried
seems to appease them.
Here, try this. In the GLSLExample replace all the:
try:
# For OpenGL-ctypes
from OpenGL import platform
gl = platform.OpenGL
except ImportError:
.....
with:
gl = ctypes.windll.opengl32
The example expects the pure Python OpenGL 3.0. If it doesn't find it it
falls back on a bunch of Unix specific searches. Windows os functions
use the standard calling convention, which differs from C.
--
Lenard Lindstrom
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