On Fri, 7 Jul 2006 18:50:34 +0300 snaipperi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I did some tracing here, and the crash occurs when > "terrain_drawColor(ccc)" is called in terrain.pyx. If I understood it > right, that function is basically just an alias for an OpenGL > function.. so could the problem be my opengl library? > > O, and if I try to compile without adding "OpenGL" to the libraries in > setup.py, I get loads of "undefined refernece to 'glEnable'" (and all > other gl functions) errors. > > So far i've used the one that comes with MinGW, "libopengl32.a" > I also tried a mesa library I found, "OpenGL32.lib", but it crashed > after saying > "* Soya * Using 16 bits stencil buffer" > > And finally I tried to use "libgl.a" from my ubuntu, but it was the > same as not using anything. Loads of undefined references. > > But thats about it, am I in a dead end? > snaip There might be an invalid memory write in set_material_layer, that causes a "random C error" ; I've checked for such error but I haven't found anything. I think you should try to replace "terrain_drawColor" by "glColor4fv", "terrain_disableColor" by "noop" and "terrain_enableColor" by "noop"; these aliases were created for a workaround for a bug in some (linux) 3D driver and i'm not sure they are still needed. You should also check whether the land-1.py tutorial works with Thomas Paviot's Soya package for windows; i know he does a good job at compiling Soya under this OS. Jiba _______________________________________________ Soya-user mailing list Soya-user@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/soya-user
