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Is this a Linux based target system ? If so, need to build with the regular dynamic libraries (.so files).  Take a look at any of the SDK Makefiles  (under GFX_Linux_SDK folder), or https://www.gitorious.org/tigraphics/sgxperf/blobs/master/Makefile for the right way to build with dynamic libraries.

The target is the 816x EVM running linux , however our application is built on a Windows machine using

the supplied Code Sourcery Toolchain.  When linking our application, we are getting "undefined reference" errors

for glViewport , glFlush..... because it is looking for the "static" OpenGL libraries.  (libgl.a and such).

Where can we get these static libraries or how can we eliminate these errors in our link   I think we need to have

the static libraries and not the shared libraries for how we are building.  I beleive we need a package for our Windows-based

Code Sourcery Toolchain build environment. 

Can the Makefile be posted here ? Has the Makefile posted in the previous response been referred to for the proper procedure to link with shared libs ?

Are you able to link any (other) applications with shared libraries ?

The question is really what shared libraries are actually needed and where can I get them for our

windows machine that's actually building our application using the code sourcery toolchain.

1:  What are the specific .so file that I need ?

2:  Can they just be copied from the linux sgx sdk environment to our windows code sourcery build environrment ?

3: Are there any supporting files needed as well ?  

4:  Can you provide these shared libraries / package for the windows based cose sourcery environment ?

Thanks

As already mentioned, the Makefile specified in the previous post has details of libraries to link to, how to link, what dependencies exist, and supporting files.Are you facing issues after incorporating those steps ? TI SDKs for parts that have SGX, have all the libraries necessary to build OpenGL ES based applications.

Can you share your current Makefile for review again ?

Hi,

Building a linux application from windows using codesourcery, while possible, is not recommended by TI. Its far easier to develop for DM816x on a linux PC and some of the problems with linking that you are facing can be avoided. We cannot support developing DM816x Linux applications on a Windows PC and so, you are on your own if you wish to do so.