I installed derelics again in accordance with the dmedia tutorial 1.
Only this time with newer versions.
I got a problem but I'm not sure where the problem lies, thus I put my question
in this more general board.

So here we go:

Download dmc
and dmd .160

extract dmd in C:\D\
and dmc on top of it.
(creating dmd && dm as subs)

Get the newest derelict:
http://158.75.59.9/~h3/tmp/getDerelict.zip.spy
Place the correct subs in the /src/ext/ folder.
(see Dmedia tutorial)

Get build 301 windows (non debug)

place it in C:\D\dmd\bin\

put both C:\D\dmd\bin\ && C:\D\dm\bin\ in my PATH
(winXP pro sp2)

cmd
build test.d -full -w -IC:\D\dmd\src\ext
no errors or warnings

test.exe
Error: Failed to load proc wglUseFontBitmaps from shared library opengl32.dll

Which is in my opengl32.dll

Could anybody tell me what I did wrong?

Thx, MM

MM wrote:

> test.exe
> Error: Failed to load proc wglUseFontBitmaps from shared library opengl32.dll
> 
> Which is in my opengl32.dll
> 
> Could anybody tell me what I did wrong? 
> 

You did nothing wrong. The problem is with your OpenGL DLL, which appears to be corrupt. The function "wglUseFontBitmaps", a function that /should/ be there, wasn't found. You could use Derelict's selective loading mechanism to work around it, but in this case that would be a hack. I suggest you replace your opengl32.dll and see if that does the trick. Look around MSDN or opengl.org to find where to download it. I googled it and found several sites offering it for download, but that I wouldn't trust anything that wasn't linked from MSDN or opengl.org.

Mike Parker wrote:
> MM wrote:
> 
>> test.exe
>> Error: Failed to load proc wglUseFontBitmaps from shared library opengl32.dll
>>
>> Which is in my opengl32.dll
>>
>> Could anybody tell me what I did wrong?
> 
> You did nothing wrong. The problem is with your OpenGL DLL, which appears to be corrupt. The function "wglUseFontBitmaps", a function that /should/ be there, wasn't found. You could use Derelict's selective loading mechanism to work around it, but in this case that would be a hack. I suggest you replace your opengl32.dll and see if that does the trick. Look around MSDN or opengl.org to find where to download it. I googled it and found several sites offering it for download, but that I wouldn't trust anything that wasn't linked from MSDN or opengl.org.

Updating your graphics card drivers might do the trick...


--
Tomasz Stachowiak  /+ a.k.a. h3r3tic +/

In article <e6jjs1$226k$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Tom S says...
>
>Mike Parker wrote:
>> MM wrote:
>> 
>>> test.exe
>>> Error: Failed to load proc wglUseFontBitmaps from shared library
>>> opengl32.dll
>>>
>>> Which is in my opengl32.dll
>>>
>>> Could anybody tell me what I did wrong?
>> 
>> You did nothing wrong. The problem is with your OpenGL DLL, which appears to be corrupt. The function "wglUseFontBitmaps", a function that /should/ be there, wasn't found. You could use Derelict's selective loading mechanism to work around it, but in this case that would be a hack. I suggest you replace your opengl32.dll and see if that does the trick. Look around MSDN or opengl.org to find where to download it. I googled it and found several sites offering it for download, but that I wouldn't trust anything that wasn't linked from MSDN or opengl.org.
>
>Updating your graphics card drivers might do the trick...
>
>
Excuse me, this was not really obvious apparently :), but I did tutorial 1-3
from dmedia a few  weeks ago without any problems.
(around this time :D  >> build 210 (used 209)
switching back to 2.09 does not change the outcome btw.

ps. I always have the newest omega ati drivers.

Tom S wrote:
> 
> Updating your graphics card drivers might do the trick...
> 
> 
That won't help in this case. The wgl* functions are all considered part of GDI and are to be found in the default opengl32.dll that MS has not updated in years. I'm fairly certain you won't find the wgl* functions implemented in the drivers.

MM wrote:

>>
> Excuse me, this was not really obvious apparently :), but I did tutorial 1-3
> from dmedia a few  weeks ago without any problems. (around this time :D  >> build 210 (used 209)
> switching back to 2.09 does not change the outcome btw.
> 
> ps. I always have the newest omega ati drivers.

It's possible that the DLL has become corrupt in some way. If replacing it doesn't fix the problem, then we can take this discussion over to the  Derelict forums and try to solve it.

>It's possible that the DLL has become corrupt in some way. If replacing it doesn't fix the problem, then we can take this discussion over to the
>  Derelict forums and try to solve it.

As I don't like replacing files with downloaded ones I compared them in my
hexeditor
All 713,728 bytes report having their twins in the correct place :)