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Re: Need volunteer to test LdGLite on accelerated hardware.
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Thu, 16 Mar 2000 19:30:49 GMT
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[...SNIP...]
> The current windows executable in the experimental ldglite source zip file
> prints out the opengl version used. When it uses the unaccelerated software
> driver it prints something like "GL_VERSION 1.1.0". On my PC when it uses
> an accelerated driver I get something like "GL_VERSION 1.1.0 Win32 ICD"
> and it prints a bunch of texture extensions available on the next line.
> Unfortunately the accelerated driver also gives me an empty window for
> the graphics. What I'd like to know is what other folks are seeing for
> the GL_VERSION message.
Some (almost all) implementations of OpenGL Drivers only after creating
a window do:
- reset the GL_ERROR state variable
- supply correct state strings
which obviously include the GL_VERSION (and all other) string(s).
Make sure you are requesting this info ONLY AFTER creating a window.
See ya
Rui Martins
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| Would anyone with a 3D accelerated video board running windows like to run a test on LdGLite? The current windows executable in the experimental ldglite source zip file prints out the opengl version used. When it uses the unaccelerated software (...) (25 years ago, 16-Mar-00, to lugnet.cad.dev)
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