Note: these 4 hints seem necessary (at least on my Mac) to Throw new IllegalStateException("Unable to initialize GLFW") Most GLFW functions will not work before doing this. Public Basic( String windowLabel, int pw, int ph, long timeInNanos ) create window given title, size in pixels, step time in nanoseconds Private int mouseX, mouseY // current mouse cursor position Private long timeStep // amount of time in a step in nanoseconds Private int width, height // in pixel units Private GLFWMouseButtonCallback mouseButtonCallback Private GLFWCursorPosCallback cursorPosCallback We need to strongly reference callback instances. but the code wasn't using it, anyway a few other little changes)
(earlier LWJG元 download failed-Sys class seems to have disappeared, Update: advance the simulation one full time step ProcessInputs: scan InputInfo queue and process all waiting input events Init: do things to be done once at the begining after the window With a call to super( window title, width in pixels, height in pixels, Where things can be set up before the window is prepared, The extending class should have its own constructor Since I am just starting out in the course and was told the code was not an issue, I am not sure if this is the main issue or not or even how to fix this: /* this class should be extended to provide An exception is being thrown due to a value being set to null. Looking online only brought up code examples for this issue but in the syllabus for this course, this site was listed as a good resource.īelow is the code from my Basic.Java file the errors shown in Command Prompt were on lines 116, 71, and 321 respectively. So I was wondering if anyone has ever had an issue getting a GLFW Window to appear with the path and code being correct? If not, can anyone take a look at code to see what the problem could be? The instructor has not been responding to my emails and with under a week to finish this so I can proceed with four assignments and test review, I am very stressed out about this. This instructor says that the code is not a problem but three lines of code were pointed out as errors. My files and path are adapted for a Windows device according to my instructor. The files and path were tried on my instructor’s Mac device and the window was drawn. Instead I get a message that says “Failed to create the GLFW window”. The problem is that this does not happen when I run the application.
I am doing all of this from Command Prompt. When “Basic” runs, a window with a red background is supposed to be drawn and the console is to print the version of OpenGL I have. All of the needed files and code were provided and the paths were checked by the instructor to be right. I am taking a Computer Science class and a preliminary assignment I have in the course is to run an application called “Basic” to verify that I have Java and LWJGL set up correctly for the course.
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