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xunxun:
Did you use the latest svn or you use latest release code?
The svn source image:

You can get the code with:

--- Code: ---svn co https://freeglut.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/freeglut freeglut

--- End code ---
You can build with msys/mingw:

--- Code: ---./autogen.sh
./configure --prefix=/mingw
make
make install

--- End code ---
then you can get these files in /mingw.

JackDawson:
EDIT. . never mind. I just now saw your link..  hahahaha  i'll check it out.  Thanks. :)


EDIT 2 : Wow.. I don't see that at all. In fact, your version is showing symbols other then English. ( Chinese ? ). I don't see any of that at all. And I am in the folder that your pointing me too.

I think I just solved it though. Your using Visual Studio to compile this ? Because your files are showing Visual Studio icons. ( Under the SVN green check mark icon )

I do not have any Microsoft compiler installed. I use strictly MinGW with C::B.

xunxun:

--- Quote from: JackDawson on July 15, 2011, 02:49:00 am ---EDIT. . never mind. I just now saw your link..  hahahaha  i'll check it out.  Thanks. :)


EDIT 2 : Wow.. I don't see that at all. In fact, your version is showing symbols other then English. ( Chinese ? ). I don't see any of that at all. And I am in the folder that your pointing me too.

I think I just solved it though. Your using Visual Studio to compile this ? Because your files are showing Visual Studio icons. ( Under the SVN green check mark icon )

I do not have any Microsoft compiler installed. I use strictly MinGW with C::B.

--- End quote ---

No, I use msys+mingw.
You must build in the msys, then you can get these files.

JackDawson:
Ahh that explains it. I have used Msys..  but only once to test a shell that a source code needed. It can pass some odd perimeters. Remember Msys is NOT a compiler, but more like a unix like shell. But it can let you pass some interesting perimeters.

So that brings us back to ..  i'm not getting those files when I compile. Its the strangest thing. Either way.. we could debate this forever..  but really..  the binaries is all the noobs need and I have already explained that in the tutorial.

One thing about it though, I appreciate you taking the time to try to show this. I will definitely have to ponder over this and write something in the tutorial about compiling the code from source. Thank you.

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