Setting your classpath to run the demos would look like this: G:\javatools\jogl-demos\jogl-demos*.jar.If you want to run the demos, you will need to add to your classpath:
G:\javatools\xerces-2_9_0\xercesImpl.jar G:\javatools\xerces-2_9_0\xml-apis.jar G:\javatools\httpunit-1.6.2\lib\httpunit.jar G:\javatools\apache-ant-1.7.0\lib\ant.jar The current list of tools is (some have several jar files in the directory): You may also find help here for setting up Eclipse to To refer to the the current directory (".") and the directory You can use these tools by setting your classpath jar (Java Archive)įiles, and on Windows can be found in this directory: You just have to change the two lines of the Gradle task ' test' in the ' adle' corresponding to the JVM arguments and which point respectively to the library ' libglfw.dylib' which fixes a MoltenVK bug in version 3.2.3 of LWJGL and the Vulkan library necessary when uses GLFW.Many Java-related tools are available to use. It is an Eclipse project but it can be launched from the Gradle command line: The same project on Windows works in all cases. The background color is correct but the triangle has disappeared. I no longer have a console error, but there is no longer a triangle in the GLFW window. Now I rename the library with its original name so that it is recognized during execution and I restart the program as it is. I do not have the use of the layer ' Layer_khronos_validation' but the rendering corresponds exactly to what is expected. vulkansdk-macos-1.1.126.0/macOS/etc/vulkan/explicit_layer.d/./././lib/libVkLayer_khronos_validation.dylib, 5): image not found
TestVulkan2.VulkanTest > test() STANDARD_ERRORĮRROR OCCURED: dlopen(/Users/.
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