Closed adamcavendish closed 10 years ago
It seems that the version detection is failing somehow or your GL implementation reports incorrect version. What kind of HW/driver are you using, or do you use (something like) MesaGL?
Anyway in this case forcing GLEW might be a better option. You could try the following to get it going:
./configure.py --from-scratch --use-glew
also please consider using the --no-docs option to get rid of unrelated doxygen warnings when pasting cmake output.
b.t.w. GL3W is not required it is only one option that could be used. It's presence is detected and in case nothing else is available GL3W might be used to provide the GL API definition.
Maybe you're right. Cause when I use GLEW, it tells me that it cannot get OpenGL Version... I googled the problem and I found that it is a problem of AMD Drivers ---- it won't support XServer 1.14. Maybe I must wait until more support is released on XServer. T T. And Thx.
My Environment: Kubuntu 13.04 64-bit, 3.11.0-13-generic
I don't know whether GL3W is required or not on Linux, if it is not required it may be deleted from dependency.
This is configure info:
Build error: