Re: Cosmo OpenGl

Re: Cosmo OpenGl

[Jake Marlow]

>You might try the -k option to dlltool when creating the lib
>files. And make sure the .def file has a @n (where n is the number of
>bytes of argument) suffix.


How exactly do you use this option? Do I have to place information in 
the .def files and then recompile? How do I detect the number of byte 
argments, and for what the input or output lib files? What exactly does 
this option do? Thank you for the help.


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Cosmo OpenGl

[Jake Marlow]

I am trying to use SGI's Cosmo Opengl which is freely available from 
"ftp:sgigate.sgi.com/pub/opengl/cosmo/cosmo.exe". I have converted all 
the lib files and haven't touched the headers. Everytime I try to 
compile a simple test program I get 4 errors saying "undefined 
refference". I know for a fact that these are usable functions. On my 
command line I include cosmogl.a, gdi32.a, user32.a, kernel32.a, (the 
cosmogl is a dll which contains all the opengl functions). Specifically 
my problem is rendering using the "wgl" functions. Can anyone help me? 
Where can I get compatiable headers? Please Help!!


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