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Getting `undefined reference to 'glfwOpenWindowHint' ` error when trying to run OpenGL SuperBible example code on Linux

How to fix CMake file provided by the OpenGL Superbible 6th edition book

QUESTION

Getting `undefined reference to 'glfwOpenWindowHint' ` error when trying to run OpenGL SuperBible example code on Linux

Asked 2020-Apr-20 at 02:01

I'm trying to sun OpenGL SuperBible 6th edition example code for the first time on my Manjaro (arch) system. I followed the HOWTOBUILD.txt, installed mesa and glfw (glfw-wayland, not sure if there is a difference) via pacman. Tried to run the first time unsuccessfuly, then changed an error in the CMakeList.txt as described in here https://stackoverflow.com/a/24474361/9197461 it got rid of the undefined reference to 'glfwInit' error, but all other undefined errors stayed. Can anyone help me compile this without errors?

code example: https://github.com/openglsuperbible/sb6code

full error when I try to run make:

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ANSWER

Answered 2020-Apr-20 at 02:01

I downloaded the source code and tried the steps you've done and not surpringsingly, received the same error message.

And it seems that the source code uses GLFW2 instead of GLFW3.

glfwOpenWindowHint is renamed to glfwWindowHint in GLFW3

See: glfwOpenWindowHint not declared in this scope GLFW3 & GLEW

You could try installing GLFW2 and run it again. Since GLFW2 is available in Ubuntu Xenial, remember to configure sources.list accordingly.

For OpenGL SuperBible 6th

EDIT: I could not manage to install libglfw2 from Ubuntu Xenial repository. And manually installed dpkg from official website.

download .deb file from https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/xenial/+package/libglfw-dev
go to the folder .deb is installed in and run sudo dpkg -i [name of libglfw2].deb
Run find . -name "libglfw*" in /usr/lib to find the path to the library. (there can be multiple libglfw.so as you already downloaded GLFW3 so be careful)
Create a symbolic link for the dynamic library just installed by running the following command:

sudo ln -s /usr/lib/[path to file]/[filename] /usr/lib/[path to file]/libglfw2.so
Edit sb6code/CMakeFiles/tunnel.dir/link.txt as follows

-lglfw to -lglfw2
Run make

For OpenGL SuperBible 7th

If you have already installed libglfw3 but could not manage to run cmake .., this could be because your libglfw3.so is stored as libglfw.so.

In that case, you can create a symbolic link to it:

sudo ln -s /usr/lib/[path to file]/[libglfw name].so /usr/lib/[path to file]/libglfw3.so

Save and run cmake .. again inside build.

If it fails because of linker, make sure you have all the dependencies:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61301753

QUESTION

How to fix CMake file provided by the OpenGL Superbible 6th edition book

Asked 2019-Apr-23 at 08:05

I'm having problems compiling the example code provided with the OpenGL Superbible, 6th ed. I'm using Ubuntu 19.04 and CMake 3.13.4. I have all the necessary dependencies. CMake executes with no problems ("cmake ."), but when I enter the make command it fails.

I'm under the impression it has to do with GLFW but I don't know how to change CMake for it to work.

Here's a link to the example code. https://github.com/openglsuperbible/sb6code

I've already fixed the issue in line 13 of the CMakeLists.txt file but its still not compiling.

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ANSWER

Answered 2019-Apr-23 at 08:05

I have changed the code and the cmake file to work with GLFW3. Now the project compiles and runs. I uploaded it to github here: https://github.com/mlioz/sb6code_fixed

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55634364

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