Open pzrq opened 3 years ago
Just to give some feedback: I haven't found a way to run it with Java 11 on Ubuntu. If you google for
Inconsistency detected by ld.so: dl-lookup.c: 111: check_match: Assertion `version->filename == NULL || ! _dl_name_match_p (version->filename, map)' failed!
, you find that other Java programs have the same problem. So for now, the only way is to use Java 8. It might be related to the ancient JOGL version (but 2.3.2 is still the most recent release).
I can't help with the macOS problem, although Thomas said that it worked with the system Java, but not with IntelliJ's bundled Java (if I understood it correctly).
As one of our team members recently couldn't start the TCM with a message that no OpenGL 2.x profile was available, I guess the graphics code just reached its end of life.
it was fixed years ago in the unreleased jogamp 2.4.0. here i am using java 14 on debian 10:
Thanks! I updated JOGL. However, it still doesn't work with IntelliJ/IDEA's bundled JRE. It looks like something from the JetBrains Runtime is loaded instead of our jogl/gluegen.
just putting it here for searchability. the jbr i have seems to be based on https://github.com/TravaOpenJDK/trava-jdk-11-dcevm .
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalAccessError: class teamcomm.gui.View3DCanvas (in unnamed module @0x28eaa59a) cannot access class com.jogamp.opengl.util.FPSAnimator (in module jogl.all) because module jogl.all does not export com.jogamp.opengl.util to unnamed module @0x28eaa59a
at teamcomm.gui.View3DCanvas.<init>(Unknown Source)
at teamcomm.gui.MainWindow.<init>(Unknown Source)
at teamcomm.TeamCommunicationMonitor.main(Unknown Source)
Hello there. On Ubuntu Linux 18.04, I have
java -jar GameController.jar
working on master, but not the TeamCommunicationMonitor, it just exits.Any ideas?
Also on macOS 11.0.1 (20B29) with Big Sur and Java 8 I'm seeing a blank window rather than the default empty field.
rUNSWift has been using the official 2019 one via the SPL Downloads page though looking at upgrading towards 2020+, e.g. to see the proposed penalty and goalbox areas.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions, Peter Schmidt on behalf of rUNSWift