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landgraf avatar landgraf commented on September 4, 2024

It depends on versioning of the -lglfw3 in your system.Looks like Mac OS (as well as Fedora Linux) has the library without version suffix.
For workaround, please replace "-lglfw3"; in https://github.com/landgraf/OpenGLAda/blob/master/opengl-glfw.gpr#L29 with "-lglfw" and try again.

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flyx avatar flyx commented on September 4, 2024

As the REAME states, you need to have the GLFW library available on your system to build the tests.

The problem is that there is an API break between GLFW 2 and GLFW 3. Afaik, most current packaging systems have GLFW 2.x available as glfw, and GLFW 3 as glfw3. Therefore the GLFW wrapper links against one of these depending on the scenario variable GLFW_Version, it defaults to 3. The tests are able to use both version 2 and 3, but the Makefile doesn't detect automatically which version is available.

I recommend using Homebrew to install the GLFW library. The easiest way to get GLFW 3 is to use the version from homebrew-versions, see the README there for instructions after you have installed Homebrew.

@landgraf is right that if you have GLFW 3 installed on your system under the name glfw, you have to change the opengl-glfw.gpr file. But this won't happen if you use homebrew-versions.

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