Closed NoahDragon closed 7 years ago
I have modified the .pro file slightly and should work on both Linux and Windows. You will need to re-run qmake for the changes to take effect. Please give some feedback in any case. Thank you!
Thank you. I will try it tonight.
The program crashes after compile. Not sure the reason.
Starting /home/projects/lab/build-fouriergl-qt5-Debug/fouriergl...
The program has unexpectedly finished.
/home/projects/lab/build-fouriergl-qt5-Debug/fouriergl crashed
Please try to run it in debug mode and you will see where it crashed. Send me the Stack info or just take a screenshot.
I tried the debugger, it crash at the beginning, pop up a dialog showing that "segments fault"
Please show the application output from Qt creator.
Here is my screenshot. Sorry, I'm not familiar with QT build, there is only one line in the output.
Strange. Please try to create a new Qt project a Qt Gui application and lets see it works or not. Meanwhile I will install Ubuntu to one of the machines in the office to see what is going on.
I have tried on Mac OS X yet and modified to code to run with OpenGL core profile. You may want to update your source and try it again now. This week I will have an Ubuntu machine so I will be able to try it.
The MAC version is almost ok, except the textures. VAO was needed for the core OpenGL profile!
The textures are working now on MAC OS X!
@ponzifex thank you for providing a quick fix. The issue still remains on my Ubuntu system.
The Ubuntu version is 16.04, and QT version is 5.
Ok, please wait until I can try this on a Linux machine and I will publish the modifications.
Compiles and runs on Linux too! Tested on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 32bit with Qt5.5
@bonafid3 thank you very much. Will give it a try tonight.
It works great. Thank you very much!
Thanks for this app, it's really intuitive to demonstrate the Fourier transform.
However, I always get the error that the opengl32.lib can't find under Ubuntu OS. I found the opengl32.lib is for VS build. I'm not familiar with QT and OpenGL, is there an alternative library in the Ubuntu to make the compilation work?