Hi,
I experiment problem with GL4Java 2.6, too... under winME but Linux
also.
I wonder in witch order do you load the native libraries ?
If we have 2 lib, lib1 and lib2, and if lib1 depend on lib2, if we call
(in java) :
System.loadLibrary("lib1");
I think Java will search lib1 in the java.library.path, but who will
search lib2, required by lib1 ? Java or the OS ???
Probably the OS... and the OS will not search in the java.library.path.
I've tried this : I take libGL4JavaJauGLJNI.so as lib1 and
libGL4JavaJauGLjJNI.so as lib2 (according to "objdump -p",
libGL4JavaJauGLJNI.so needs libGL4JavaJauGLjJNI.so). Both libraries are
in the java.library.path, but NOT in the OS library path (/usr/lib,
/usr/local/lib, ...).
If i do :
System.loadLibrary("libGL4JavaJauGLJNI.so"); // =lib1
It crashes and says libGL4JavaJauGLjJNI.so (=lib2) cannot be found.
But i load lib2 first :
System.loadLibrary("libGL4JavaJauGLjJNI.so"); // =lib2
System.loadLibrary("libGL4JavaJauGLJNI.so"); // =lib1
it's OK.
So i think the problem is the order...
In GLContext.loadNativeLibraries(), you need to load
libGL4JavaJauGLjJNI.so before libGL4JavaJauGLJNI.so.
Under Linux, just loading libGL4JavaJauGLjJNI.so before i call
GLContext.loadNativeLibraries() is OK.
A11W
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