JOGL Gluegen and GLUEGEN...

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#1

I successfully build JOGL with its own Gluegen

However, if I build the GLUEGEN downloaded from https://gluegen.dev.java.net/
and replace the JOGL’s Gluegen with this downloaded one,
I failed to build JOGL.

So, is there any difference between these two GLUEGENs?

Cheers
JIA

#2

Yes, my problem now changes to which GLUEGEN is to be used?

  1. The original one from
    https://gluegen.dev.java.net/

  2. joal one

  3. jogl one

???

Is there any standard one for us to use?

Regards
JIA Pei

#3

Yeah … haven’t updated JOAL yet …

All on dev.java.net is deprecated … in regards to the new JOGL.

Looks like we have some JOAL users there ?
Somebody volunteering to bring it up with the new gluegen,
so we can integrate it in the kenai.com/projects/jogl workspace ?

Thank you …

#4

Hi, yes…

I revised joal gluegen a bit, and it works for me.

The key is

  1. add VC9 supporting

  2. Update 1.4.2 doc to 1.6 doc at
    http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/

  3. Revise all source=“1.4” to source=“1.6”

  4. Particularly, correctly set gluegen directory. My gluegen at the address “” is directly downloaded from https://gluegen.dev.java.net/

   <target name="load.user.properties">
        <!-- Load the user specified properties file that defines various host
           - specific paths.  The user will be notified if this is does not
           - exist. -->
        <property name="user.properties.file" value="./joal.properties" />
        <property file="${user.properties.file}" />
        <echo message="Loaded ${user.properties.file}." />
        <property file="../../gluegen/make/gluegen.properties" />
        <echo message="Loaded ../../gluegen/make/gluegen.properties." />
        <echo message="antlr.jar=${antlr.jar}" />
        <fail message="antlr.jar was not specified in joal.properties or gluegen.properties. Please see README.txt for instructions" unless="antlr.jar"/>
        <fail message="joal.lib.dir was not specified in joal.properties. Please see README.txt for instructions" unless="joal.lib.dir"/>
    </target>
  1. Finally, ant…

I attached my “build.xml” as “build.txt”. Simply change the file type, correctly set gluegen folder, you might be able to remove JOAL Gluegen but only use the up-to-date one.

Ane, hope you can confirm what I have done is correct.

Cheers
JIA Pei

#5

Oh, yes,

joal.properties is also very important, I revised it as:

antlr.jar=C:/jiapei/javajars/antlr-3.1.3.jar
win32.c.compiler=vc9
joal.lib.dir=C:/Program Files/OpenAL 1.1 SDK/libs/Win32

Ensure the position of your own antlr.jar is at the right place.

Regards
JIA