Unable to execute a program of opengl in dev C++

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What I have tried:

i tried to change the 62 bit to 32bit but didnt work
and also tried to debug it in the bin and still didnt work

Posted 4-May-21 19:10pm

Rakshith P 2021

Updated 4-May-21 19:42pm

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Patrice T 5-May-21 1:52am

Try to explain how you are "Unable to execute"
Like error messages.

Richard MacCutchan 5-May-21 3:40am

Do you seriously expect someone to struggle through almost 1,500 lines of code they have never seen before, in order to work out what is wrong? Please use the Improve question link below your question, and add complete details of the problem, including where is is failing.

merano99 7-May-21 19:40pm

The Compiler reports several problems, but at least it runs with 32Bit. First is that glut.h is not found. Ich used freeglut.lib instead. Missing braces, and Codelines, that make no sense like: "sprintf(text, "WHERE THERE IS A WILL THERE'S A WAY", 5.00, 8.00);"
I compiled with Visual-Studio and there are many warnings saying "Shortening of "double" in "GLfloat""
At least it runs and shows a grafic screen. See no reason why it should not work in principle.

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