Chromium 1.0 runs successfully in my Win2K.
However, V1.2 and V1.2 can not work in same
environment. Begin with "python crdemo.conf fonttest", then "crserver", but when "crappfaker",
RenderSPU window told me "Memory read Error".
The last message in crserver console window is
"CR Debug(graphics-1:6260): Creating a context (id=1 addr=0B560040)".
Could you give me some advices?
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2003-05-27
I had a similar problem with running fonttest, except instead of getting "Memory read Error" the window basically hung, without generating anything. I am running on a Win2K computer which serves as both server and client
Here's the fix I made:
I noticed that some of the examples worked, like "cubes". I noticed that cubes had a call to glutPostRedisplay(), while fonttest did not. So I added a call to glutPostRedisplay in fonttest just before calling SwapBuffers, and then everything worked. Try that and see if it helps.
Also, this brings up a question. I ran the unmodified fonttest in plain old VC++ (not using Chromium) and everything worked WITHOUT requiring the extra glutPostRedisplay call. Is there any reason why the same input file (fonttest.c) works for VC++, but not in the Chromium environment??
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Chromium 1.0 runs successfully in my Win2K.
However, V1.2 and V1.2 can not work in same
environment. Begin with "python crdemo.conf fonttest", then "crserver", but when "crappfaker",
RenderSPU window told me "Memory read Error".
The last message in crserver console window is
"CR Debug(graphics-1:6260): Creating a context (id=1 addr=0B560040)".
Could you give me some advices?
I had a similar problem with running fonttest, except instead of getting "Memory read Error" the window basically hung, without generating anything. I am running on a Win2K computer which serves as both server and client
Here's the fix I made:
I noticed that some of the examples worked, like "cubes". I noticed that cubes had a call to glutPostRedisplay(), while fonttest did not. So I added a call to glutPostRedisplay in fonttest just before calling SwapBuffers, and then everything worked. Try that and see if it helps.
Also, this brings up a question. I ran the unmodified fonttest in plain old VC++ (not using Chromium) and everything worked WITHOUT requiring the extra glutPostRedisplay call. Is there any reason why the same input file (fonttest.c) works for VC++, but not in the Chromium environment??