Qt5 missing opengl identifier's
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i try to compile simple Qt application and port it to Qt5
in the pro file i included the opengl flag :@ QT += opengl widgets @
also the opengl Qt5 path is included :
@ ................\Qt\Qt5.0.1\5.0.1\msvc2010\include\QtOpenGL
@
but when i compile the app im getting those compilation errors@ 1>qmpwidget.cpp(148): error C3861: 'glClearDepth': identifier not found
1>qmpwidget.cpp(159): error C3861: 'glLoadIdentity': identifier not found
1>qmpwidget.cpp(167): error C2065: 'GL_QUADS' : undeclared identifier
1>qmpwidget.cpp(167): error C3861: 'glBegin': identifier not found
1>qmpwidget.cpp(168): error C3861: 'glTexCoord2f': identifier not found
1>qmpwidget.cpp(168): error C3861: 'glVertex2f': identifier not found
1>qmpwidget.cpp(169): error C3861: 'glTexCoord2f': identifier not found
1>qmpwidget.cpp(169): error C3861: 'glVertex2f': identifier not found
1>qmpwidget.cpp(170): error C3861: 'glTexCoord2f': identifier not found
1>qmpwidget.cpp(170): error C3861: 'glVertex2f': identifier not found
1>qmpwidget.cpp(171): error C3861: 'glTexCoord2f': identifier not found
1>qmpwidget.cpp(171): error C3861: 'glVertex2f': identifier not found
1>qmpwidget.cpp(172): error C3861: 'glEnd': identifier not found@
other opengl command do recognazied
what im missing here ? -
Only the OpenGL ES 2.0 subset is supported, which, among others, means no fixed pipeline functions. If you can stick with VBOs and shaders.
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That's not strictly true. The version of OpenGL supported depends upon whether your Qt was built against ANGLE (OpenGL ES 2) or desktop OpenGL.
Try one of the Qt5.1 beta1 installers that include OpenGL in the package name to get a desktop OpenGL build of Qt.
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Wasn't there a problem that even the non-ANGLE builds leave out the fixed pipeline stuff from headers?
I think I saw a topic on it somewhere on the forum.
But I might be wrong, I haven't really tried it. -
Nope. For desktop OpenGL builds qopengl.h includes the system GL/gl.h and an up to date equivalent of glext.h from Khronos. Whether the fixed function pipeline is available or not depends upon the version and profile of OpenGL you request. If you ask for an OpenGL 3.2 Core profile then of course the fixed function stuff won't be available. If you ask for a compatibility profile then as long as the system can provide it you will have access to the legacy fixed function stuff.
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Ahh, ok. Thanks for clarifying that.
