Re: Compilation Problems?

[zparticle]

Just a guess but it looks like you might have the wrong version of the JOGL library.

[Mike]

Just a guess but it looks like you might have the wrong version of the JOGL library.

I have trouble believing this. The third-party directory that is being used came straight from CVS along with the source for Xith. The .so files for joal, jogl, lwjgl, and openal have all been copied to the correct location.

[zparticle]

Well like I said it is just a guess. The errors all seem to indicate that the classes are found but:

1> the method signatures don't match
2> the methods aren't there

sounds like a wrong version to me.

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[Mike]

Well like I said it is just a guess. The errors all seem to indicate that the classes are found but:

1> the method signatures don't match
2> the methods aren't there

sounds like a wrong version to me.

If this is indeed the case, what version of JOGL should I be using for the latest build of Xith3D? I assumed that I should have used the JOGL that ships in the third-party directory in Xith's CVS repository, but that appears not to be the case.

[William Denniss]

I believe the CVS is up to date.  It is possible however it isn't, apologies if that is the case.  Try with the latest version of JOGL form the nightly builds section on the jogl download page.  I'm surprised we havn't heard many more people complaining than just you if infact CVS is out of date.

That said, in your post you mentioned you are upgrading from an older version of Xith3D (and therefore most likely jogl).  It is quite likely that you have and old version of jogl around (maybe the dll's or jar's in some obscure location) which is buggering it all up.  If after hunting for old versions you can't find any, I suggest trying on a fresh PC if you have one handy.

Cheers,

Will.

[Mike]

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That said, in your post you mentioned you are upgrading from an older version of Xith3D (and therefore most likely jogl).  It is quite likely that you have and old version of jogl around (maybe the dll's or jar's in some obscure location) which is buggering it all up.  If after hunting for old versions you can't find any, I suggest trying on a fresh PC if you have one handy.
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Good call. I had a rogue jogl library in a system directory. No worries now. All is well.