Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Asked 6 years, 9 months ago. Active 3 years, 5 months ago. Viewed 2k times. Call back when the window first appears and whenever the window needs to be re-painted. Improve this question. Limon Monte Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Now it's time to test your setup, so grab some source code from one of the chapters I suggest chapter 1 for simplicity and paste it into main.
Go to the main menu, click on Build , click on Build Solution and your build should succeed without any warnings or errors:. The next step is not to debug, but to copy some extra files into your project's output folder.
So open up an explorer window, and point it to the location of your project output, which at this point should be the Debug folder in the solution's root folder. You should see something similar to this:. This is of course one of many ways of setting up a project, but should point you in the right direction. From the Libraries -l section of the dialog box, click on the Add icon and enter the library name to add it to the list of required libraries:.
In order to find this library file, this path must be added to the project library path. From the Libraries search path -L section of the dialog box, click on the Add icon and browse to the library file s folder to add that folder to the library file search path:. The console show the result:. Should the project have errors, check the include and library paths.
The error messages often make it clear in which library the problem resides. It may be necessary to change the order that the libraries appear in the library list. A library's position within the library list can be changed with the Move Up and Move Down icons in the Libraries options.
The executable file is also listed under Binaries , although there is no actual Binaries folder. In the cube example, Eclipse creates cube. These libraries contain code common to many Windows executables. Some particular libraries require a DLL that is not part of the default Windows system.
The freeglut package comes with a freeglut. The advantage of placing it in the system path is that any program may now use it, but if you do not have access to the system path, then placing it in the Debug folder works just fine.
The DLL file is also listed under Binaries. The library documentation may be necessary to tell you when a DLL is required. Note that freeglut in particular also allows compiling against a static library, which removes the need for the DLL, but that is beyond the scope of this tutorial. The working cube executable produces the following output:. Call back when the window first appears and whenever the window needs to be re-painted.
There is no need to configure the "include-paths" and "library-paths", as they are implicitly defined. Open " main. There is no need to configure the "include-paths" and the "library-paths", as they are implicitly defined. Otherwise, you need to download and install the Windows SDK separately. The followings are used from Windows SDK: gl. This directory is to be included in PATH environment variable. Unzip and copy " glut. In "Templates", select "Win32 Console Application".
In "Location", set your working directory. In "Name", type " GL01Hello.
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