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Anyone knows a way to get GLUT to work?

Jack Chen
2002-11-23
2012-09-26
  • Jack Chen

    Jack Chen - 2002-11-23

    Hello,
         Does anyone here know how to in GLUT ( OpenGL Utility Toolkit ) in Dev C++?

    Help will be most appreciated.

    Titnacc

     
    • Jack Chen

      Jack Chen - 2002-11-23

      how to install, i mean

       
    • Nobody/Anonymous

      Have you gotten the OpenGL Dev-Pack?

      One of those starting questions...

      Wayne

       
    • Anonymous

      Anonymous - 2002-11-24

      Get the dll, header file from this site http://www.xmission.com/~nate/glut.html.

      Put header file in the ..\include\gl folder. When compiling link with -lglut32.

      I don't know about gcc 2.95 but gcc 3.2 has the proper import library libglut32.a.

      Toni

       
    • Jack Chen

      Jack Chen - 2002-11-24

      No, I didn't get the OpenGL Dev Pack, and I didn't know where to find it, either. If you have the link can you please send it to me?

      Thanks.

      Titnacc

       
    • Nobody/Anonymous

      You can get it by going to tools:check for updates.  There are a number of neat packages there, one of them, if my failing old memory is correct is an OpenGL pack.

      Note also that there is in the example directory a simple OpenGL example.  Not much, but something use to see if things are in place.

      Now, I just realized I was making an assumption which might be...like stupid...what version of Dev are you using?  The reason I ask is that if it is an older version of Dev, you might not have the update tool setup with Dev.

      I am running 4.9.6.9 right now for comparison.

      So, if you are running an older version, I do recommend that you upgrade.  Make sure before you run the install of the new version, you unistall the old version. 

      Wayne

       

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