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Missing OpenGL Libraries

Joseph Furno
Intellectual 300 points

 

We are trying to build  an application that uses the OpenGL calls and encountering problems during

linking due to missing the OpenGL libraries such as libGL.a and/or libGLES.a  and possibly others.

We are building our application using the suppiled Windows based Code Sourcery toolchain for our

816x EVM.  Can some point me to where I can find these libraries for the Windows based Code Sourcery

toolchain or can we simple copy them off our linux build system if available ?   

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    Guru 10685 points

    There is no Code Sourcery toolchain for Windows supplied in the EZSDK. What do you mean by this?

    As for building OpenGL supported applications you are certainly better off building under Linux so I would start by using the EZSDK under Linux.

    Ralph

  • 0 in reply to _Ralph_
    Intellectual 300 points

    Our DM816x/C6A816x/AM389x Eval Board came with a Eval Module Software Kit containing

    Code Sourcery Lite G++ for ARM/Linux which runs on a Windows platform.  We have been building our

    linux application using CS Lite on our Windows system and downloading it to our 816x EVM. 

    Up to now, we have had no issues.  We now are trying to build an application which uses the OpenGL / SGX

    libraries and need to link  in either static or shared libraries but get linking errors because they do not exist.

    Can these libraries simply be copied from the linux environment over or is there a package that exists for

    our Windows CS Toolchain that contains all the neccessary libraries and support files ?