I'm on a fairly fresh and up-to-date Debian/Lenny install on a Thinkpad X40.
If I run some OpenGL code in an "OSMesa" context, glGetString(GL_VERSION) returns "2.1 Mesa 7.0.4", and glGetString(GL_EXTENSIONS) shows various "shader" extensions, and "offscreen mesa" will run my GLSL code and render it correctly into a memory buffer. Fantastic! If I try and run the same code in a GLUT-created context, GL_VERSION gives "1.3 Mesa 7.0.4" and I don't see any shader extensions and calling e.g glCreateShader fails, having triggered a "Mesa 7.0.4 implementation error: User called no-op dispatch function (an unsupported extension function?)" message. I get the same sort of problem running the code in a Qt QGLWidget. How can I get mesa to provide it's nifty OpenGL 2.0+ features for stuff rendering to the screen ? Or is there some missing bit of GLX-mesa plumbing which means it's not possible (yet) ? Thanks for any help Tim For what it's worth, "apt-show-versions -r -p mesa" gives: libgl1-mesa-dev/lenny uptodate 7.0.3-5 libgl1-mesa-dri/lenny uptodate 7.0.3-5 libgl1-mesa-glx/lenny uptodate 7.0.3-5 libglu1-mesa/lenny uptodate 7.0.3-5 libglu1-mesa-dev/lenny uptodate 7.0.3-5 libosmesa6/lenny uptodate 7.0.3-5 libosmesa6-dev/lenny uptodate 7.0.3-5 mesa-common-dev/lenny uptodate 7.0.3-5 mesa-utils/lenny uptodate 7.0.3-5 -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
