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[Dick Hollenbeck <dick@...>]

Milan Horák wrote:
> Hi, I could use some more help here, please.
>
> I downloaded GLee OpenGL libs, copied glee.c, glee.h and glee.lib
> files to kicad-source/include directory and I still get gl related
> compile errors:
>
> c:/Temp/kicad/3d-viewer\lib3d-viewer.a(3d_class.obj):3d_class.cpp:(.text+0x30e):
> undefined reference to `glColorMaterial@8'
> c:/Temp/kicad/3d-viewer\lib3d-viewer.a(3d_class.obj):3d_class.cpp:(.text+0x351):
> undefined reference to `glColor4f@16'
> c:/Temp/kicad/3d-viewer\lib3d-viewer.a(3d_class.obj):3d_class.cpp:(.text+0x368):
> undefined reference to `glColorMaterial@8'
> c:/Temp/kicad/3d-viewer\lib3d-viewer.a(3d_aux.obj):3d_aux.cpp:(.text+0x403):
> undefined reference to `glNormal3f@12'
A shortcut to going verbose on your build is to simply edit your 
<base>\release\CMakeCache.txt file with a text editor.

CMAKE_VERBOSE_MAKEFILE:BOOL=FALSE

gets changed to:

CMAKE_VERBOSE_MAKEFILE:BOOL=TRUE

Then simply use "make" again.

The Makefile detects the changed CMakeCache.txt file.

Once you can see your linker step (the one with "-o cvpcb.exe" in it), 
you should be looking for the opengl library being called for on that 
command line.


Dick