RE: [Mesa3d-users] Compilation and Link fails when using VC7

[Stephane R. <ro...@ca...>]

I changed the settings to Multithreaded, but have some pb with
Multithreaded DLL
in osmesa :=20

Mesa3d-6.4.2\src\mesa\drivers\osmesa\osmesa.c(737) : error C2491:
'OSMesaCreateContext' : definition of dllimport function not allowed

I tried to check what is wrong, but cannot find the problem.
(In my project, I will only use OSMesa)

Thanks,

Stephane
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From: mes...@li...
[mailto:mes...@li...] On Behalf Of Karl
Schultz
Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 11:56 AM
To: Stephane Routelous
Cc: Brian Paul; mes...@li...
Subject: Re: [Mesa3d-users] Compilation and Link fails when using VC7


It is single threaded because no one has tried multi-threaded or tested
it.  Also, the Windows driver code had or has some static variables that
might not work in an MT situation.  I'd have to look at the rest of the
Mesa code to see if it can be built MT.

If you'd like to try making the changes so it can be built MT, I will be
glad to check them into CVS.

Right now, I'm working on the GDI driver, which still needs some
attention to work properly with the RenderBuffer architecture changes.
I know that glquake doesn't work right at the moment and it used to.

Karl



On 12/13/05, Stephane Routelous <ro...@ca...> wrote:=20

	Thanks Brian,
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	It fixes the build
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	I have one question :
	In the solution for the VC7 build, the Mesa project is set to be
	compiled in SingleThreaded.
	Is that an error or is there a reason why the mesa.lib is
generated as
	singlethreaded ?
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	Thanks ,
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	Stephane
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	-----Original Message-----
	From: Brian Paul [mailto:bri...@tu...]
	Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 9:45 AM
	To: Stephane Routelous
	Cc: Kovalan Muniandy; mes...@li...
	Subject: Re: [Mesa3d-users] Compilation and Link fails when
using VC7=20
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	This is fixed in CVS.
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	-Brian
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	Stephane Routelous wrote:
	> Hi,
	>
	> This morning, I got Mesa 6.4.1 and tried to compile it with
VC7.1 I
	> faced the same error as you, but adding the scopes around the
macro=20
	> does not solve the problem.
	>
	> Stephane
	>
	> (BTW, I defined CHAN_BITS to 32 and TRIANGLE_WALK_DOUBLE to 1
in
	> config.h)
	>
	>
	>
	>
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	> --
	> *From:* mes...@li...
	> [mailto:mes...@li...
<mailto:mes...@li...> ] *On Behalf Of
	> *Kovalan Muniandy
	> *Sent:* Monday, December 12, 2005 7:22 PM
	> *To:* mes...@li...
	> *Subject:* [Mesa3d-users] Compilation and Link fails when
using VC7=20
	>
	>
	> Hi,
	>
	> I am trying to build MesaGL on Win32 using VC7. Issues
encountered:
	>
	> A) I am unable to solve the following linkage problem:
	>
	> ------ Build started: Project: osmesa, Configuration: Debug
Win32=20
	> ------
	>
	> Linking...
	> ..\..\..\..\src\mesa\drivers\osmesa\osmesa.def(1) : warning
LNK4017:
	> DESCRIPTION statement not supported for the target platform;
ignored
	>    Creating library .\Debug/OSMESA32.lib and object=20
	> .\Debug/OSMESA32.exp driverfuncs.obj : error LNK2019:
unresolved
	> external symbol __tnl_program_string referenced in function
	> __mesa_init_driver_functions Debug/OSMESA32.DLL : fatal error
LNK1120:
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	> 1 unresolved externals
	>
	> BTW, why do I need OSMESA32.DLL?
	>
	> B) I had compilation problem in mesa and osmesa projects which
I
	> managed to fix .
	>
	> The problem was due to declaration of temporary variable
"GLuint i"=20
	> when using macro RENDER_SPAN. Placing scopes around the macro
solves
	> the
	> problem:
	>
	>                 #define RENDER_SPAN( span )
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	>    \
	> Added Scope -> {\
	>                    GLuint i;
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	>    \
	>                    GLuint *img =3D (GLuint *) PIXELADDR4(span.x,
	span.y);
	>        \
	>                    for (i =3D 0; i < span.end; i++) {
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	>    \
	>                       const GLdepth z =3D FixedToDepth(span.z);
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	>      \
	>                       if (z < zRow[i]) {
	\
	>                          img[i] =3D pixel;
	\
	>                          zRow[i] =3D z;
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	>      \
	>                       }
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	>        \
	>                       span.z +=3D span.zStep;
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	>    \
	>                    } \
	> Added Scope -> }
	>         #include "swrast/s_tritemp.h"
	>
	> Ps. Microsoft compiler doesn't like defining a variable in the
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	> of a scope when it compiles C code.
	>
	> Kovalan
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