Re: [PyOpenGL-Users] Problems using PyOpenGL-2.0.1.04 on Mac OS X

[Evan J. <ej...@uw...>]

On Friday, May 9, 2003, at 12:05 Canada/Eastern, Mike C. Fletcher wrote:
> The distributed wrappers should, if I'm not mistaken, be sufficient 
> for all platforms.  There should definitely be a GLUerror present in 
> the GLU module, the module initialization code (in the included 
> wrappers) explicitly imports it into the module dictionary.  Have you 
> tried doing a completely clean install?  That is, removing any 
> previous versions, deleting the "build" subdirectory of the source 
> tree, then building and installing?

Yes, I have tried a completely clean install. I've even tried using 
"python setup.py build --force" with both swig 1.3.13 and swig 1.3.16. 
The former gives me the same error, and the latter doesn't even get as 
far (as expected). I'm wondering if it might be a problem with Mac OS 
X's "two level namespace" thing. I might have to investigate that.

> PS: are you working with Bernie on his Pythonic VR project, or is 
> Python just taking over the entire Waterloo campus :) .  Almost makes 
> me want to go back.

Actually, no, Python is just taking over. I'm taking CS488: Intro to 
Computer Graphics this semester, and it is being converted from Tcl/Tk 
+ OpenGL to Python/Tkinter + OpenGL, and I'm trying to get the 
environment working on my Mac so I can work at home.

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