How do you specify the -I include for the Mesa directory so that the build can
take place, as it automatically appends GL/include file . eg
GL/gl.h
GL/glu.h
Attempting to build with the NVIDIA include indicates the file is not present
it looks for GL/glu.h which is not provided.
If NVIDIA
Hi,
When I try to build Qt-4.3.3 it fails as it requires OpenGL v1.2.1 or later
but it also complains that the GL/glu.h is missing.
Qt tests if OpenGL can be compiled in automatically, running the test in
config.tests/x11/opengl
when building with NVIDA and Mesa the results are below:-
$
Hi,
After the fixing the Mesa GL include problem, Qt-4.3.3 autodetects OpenGL, then
building Qt takes a while. Once installed I tried to run
$ qtdemo
ld.so.1: qtdemo: fatal: libXrender.so.1: open failed: No such file or directory
Killed
$ echo $LD_LIBRARY_PATH
:/usr/openwin/lib:/opt/gnu/lib
Hi,
While Qtdemo does run, not all the demos run fully due to the limitations of
the Mesa library.
Getting NVIDIA to provide the correct include and library files.
It would be also useful if the location of the libraries could be standardised
into /usr/X11/lib.
I hope now to build Stellarium
russell aspinwall wrote:
Hi,
After the fixing the Mesa GL include problem, Qt-4.3.3 autodetects OpenGL,
then building Qt takes a while. Once installed I tried to run
$ qtdemo
ld.so.1: qtdemo: fatal: libXrender.so.1: open failed: No such file or
directory
Killed
$ echo
Hi Alan,
I know setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH can break applications but that was the quickest
way to get qtdemo to find the libraries in /usr/openwin/sfw/lib. Should I need
to write a wrapper script to set the environment to run the qtdemo? Maybe if
the X library locations can be rationalised to
russell aspinwall wrote:
Maybe if the X library locations can be rationalised to /usr/X11/lib then it
would not be necessary.
We're working on it, and have accelerated it as part of the work
we need to do for X in Indiana.
Has the /usr/X11/include/mesa/GL directory fix already been applied
russell aspinwall writes:
I know setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH can break applications but that was the
quickest way to get qtdemo to find the libraries in /usr/openwin/sfw/lib.
Should I need to write a wrapper script to set the environment to run the
qtdemo? Maybe if the X library locations can
Hi,
I have been trying to build Qt-4.3.3-open-source (without OpenGL there is no
problem) with OpenGL support. As I have a Geforce 8600 card and using the
NVIDIA-Solaris-x86-169.07 driver, I thought it would be relatively easy on
Solaris 10 8/07 which I know is an old build.
Have the problems
