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Forum Topic - where are qnxgl.h and GLPh.h?: (7 Items)

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Mario Mastrodicasa

01/17/2008 1:49 PM

post4407

I have found the library described in the online help, but if I want compile the examples I can't due to the presence of
 the headers:
#include <GL/qnxgl.h>
#include <GL/GLPh.h>

Have anyone the answer?

Eyal Gad Mizrachi

Re: where are qnxgl.h and GLPh.h?

Eyal Gad Mizrachi

01/20/2008 4:23 AM

post4447

Re: where are qnxgl.h and GLPh.h?

Hi,

Can you give us some Details... ?

As - which version are you running ....?

Joel Pilon(deleted)

Re: where are qnxgl.h and GLPh.h?

Joel Pilon(deleted)

01/21/2008 3:29 PM

post4483

Re: where are qnxgl.h and GLPh.h?

> I have found the library described in the online help, but if I want compile 
> the examples I can't due to the presence of the headers:
> #include <GL/qnxgl.h>
> #include <GL/GLPh.h>
> 
> Have anyone the answer?

If the presence of the header files is what causing your issue, you can find QNX header files in $QNX_TARGET/usr/include
/GL/.

Cheers,
Joel

Mario Mastrodicasa

01/23/2008 4:44 AM

post4523

Re: where are qnxgl.h and GLPh.h?

Thanks for the answers.
I have found the mentioned headers in a Neutrino box under /usr/include/GL/, but in the Linux box (where I develop the 
applications) I can't find that headers.
My development environment is:
QNX Momentics Development Suite 6.3.2

Thanks again.

Joel Pilon(deleted)

01/31/2008 9:12 AM

post4678

Re: where are qnxgl.h and GLPh.h?

On a linux host with Momentics 6.3.2, the default location for the neutrino headers is under /opt/qnx632/target/qnx6/usr
/include/.

Cheers,
Joel

Mario Mastrodicasa

02/04/2008 4:39 AM

post4759

Re: where are qnxgl.h and GLPh.h?

I have  tried to search that headers, manually and automatically, in the qnx632 tree, but no one of that headers are in.
 Even the folder GL isn't present. I think that copies the tree from a Neutrino box can be a possible workaround. Is 
right?

Thanks,
Mario.

Joel Pilon(deleted)

02/04/2008 12:08 PM

post4776

Re: where are qnxgl.h and GLPh.h?

You could do that, but assumable you'll need to link to a library as well.

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