Jack Howarth wrote:
> Peter,
> It is completely unclear how the GL components shipped with
> Leopard's X11 are actually built. The X11-0.46.4 source tree has
> its own GL subdirectory. However none of the source tarballs
> at http://people.freedesktop.org/~bbyer/sources/ seem to
> have such a GL subdirectory. This leaves the option of building
> in the Mesa directory. I can certainly hack this to build
> a libGLw by copying the GLwXm subdirectory from the Tiger
> X11 source tree to Mesa-6.5.2/src/glw and changing
> GLwDrawA.c to have...
>
Look at Ben's build script at
http://www.opensource.apple.com/darwinsource/10.5/X11server-46/build
libGLw.dylib comes from Mesa. libGL looks to be the same as the one from
Tiger.
I don't think libGLw should be a shared lib, in Tiger is was static
only, since you say that the shared libGLw is useless, it may be best to
not have it.
A simple solution would be to do the same as was done for GL, copy the
bits that generate libGLw from the Tiger sources and build it separately.
Peter
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