freeglut

I downloaded freeglut . I'm reading the installation instructions . I extracted all the files. I see a file called configure (and configure.ac). I opened visual studio command prompt and changed the directory to C:\DevStuff\OpenGL\freeglut-2.8.0 The next step is to configure the packages ./configure This looks like a Linux command. How am I supposed to complete this kind of a build on a windows 7 machine? I have visual studio 2010 ultimate ed. UPDATE I found the VS2010 directory and successfully performed a build. I need freeglut_static.lib , which did not come out of this build. The output

I have this code /////////////////////////////////////Gnome.cpp file #include "Living.h" class Gnome:public Living{ private: public: Gnome(); void drawObjects(); }; Gnome::Gnome() { spriteImg = new Sprite("graphics/gnome.bmp"); //<-------------this is where it says there is the error loaded = true; } ///////////////////////////////////Living.h file #include <iostream> #include "Sprite.h" using namespace std; class Sprite; class Living{ protected: int x,y; static Sprite *spriteImg; //= NULL; bool loaded; void reset(); public: Living(); ~Living(); int getX(); void setX(int _x); int getY(); void

I'm using MSVC++ and freeglut in order to use openGL. Now, I have a class called Camera , which is pretty simple, but it also holds the function for the reshaping of my window. My question is: how can I set glutReshapeFunc(void (*callback)(int,int)) to my function in my camera? I have the following code, which won't work, because of a compiler error: int main(int argc, char **argv) { Camera *camera = new Camera(); glutReshapeFunc(camera->ReshapeCamera); } and my Camera class looks like this in Camera.h : class Camera { public: Camera(void); ~Camera(void); void ReshapeCamera(int width, int

I'm struggling desperately to get Vsync to work in my OpenGL application. Here's the vital stats: I'm using Windows, coding in C++ OpenGL and I'm using FreeGLUT for my OpenGL context (double buffering). I'm aware that for the swap buffer to wait for vertical sync in Windows you are required to call wglSwapIntervalEXT(). My code does call this (as you'll see below), yet I am still getting vertical tearing. The only way I've managed to stop it is by calling glFinish() which of course has a significant performance penalty associated with it. The relevant parts of my main() function look like this

I'm trying to compile an OpenGL program using Visual Studio 2013, but I get the following error: Error 1 error LNK1104: cannot open file 'freeglutd.lib' ... For reference, I have FreeGLUT installed and have configured VS to search the correct directories for the include files and library files. Indeed, VS recognises the GLUT include files just fine. I've also added opengl32.lib and freeglut.lib to the Additional Dependencies . Why is VS looking for 'freeglutd.lib'? It's definitely not listed in the Additional Dependencies. I can solve the compilation error by renaming 'libglut.lib' to