hi there,
after seeing what applications you can develop with so little code woth LWJGL I wanted to give it a try.
I am trying to get the NEHE Lesson1 running. It compiles fine but then Java outputs the following message:
(BTH: I built it with the newest version of Eclipse and have jdk and jre both 1.5.0_01 installed).
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: getNativeLibraryVersion
at org.lwjgl.DefaultSysImplementation.getNativeLibraryVersion(Native Method)
at org.lwjgl.Sys.<clinit>(Sys.java:71)
at org.lwjgl.opengl.Display.<clinit>(Display.java:92)
at Lesson01.findDisplayMode(Lesson01.java:127)
at Lesson01.createWindow(Lesson01.java:119)
at Lesson01.init(Lesson01.java:148)
at Lesson01.run(Lesson01.java:56)
at Lesson01.main(Lesson01.java:46)
Are you sure your app can find the native libe (lwjgl.dll)?
Quote from: "napier"Are you sure your app can find the native libe (lwjgl.dll)?
No.
Because I didn't know what to do with it I just placed it in the jdk \lib, \jre\lib and the jre \lib Directories.
The DLL must be placed in the jre/bin/ directory...
Jar's in the jre/lib/ext/ directory...
Chman
NO!
Please don't ever place them in there!!!
It's like peeing on yourself on a cold winters day.
Place the dll's where ever you like (preferably <project>\lib)
and then tell the VM to look in that folder using -Djava.library.path=\lib
Chman's solution works fine for me. Thanks.
Quote from: "Matzon"NO!
Please don't ever place them in there!!!
It's like peeing on yourself on a cold winters day.
Place the dll's where ever you like (preferably <project>\lib)
and then tell the VM to look in that folder using -Djava.library.path=\lib
Well, Matzon is right, you should do that, but it may be easier for newbie to put all the file directly in the jre so they don't have to bother with all lib & bin includes...
Putting the files into the JRE alwais work, specifying a location can fail is the developper don't use the command correctly :?
Personnally I use the -D command.
Chman