I can't build Adreno SDK Win32 apps on Windows 8.1. So can I create app using OpenGLES on Windows 8.1?
Run OpenGLES on Windows 8.1 using Adreno SDK
Posted: Wed, 2015-01-07 09:01
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The Adreno SDK should allow you to build GLES based apps on Windows 8.1. What version of the SDK do you have and what error or problem are you having?
I used latest version v3.8.
I opened 'VS2010/AdrenoSDK_Tutorials.sln' on VS2013.
Add '#undef WINAPI_FAMILY' in file 'Win32/FrmPlatform.h' because 'Windows.h' in Windows 8.1 define 'WINAPI_FAMILY'.
Then build tutorial samples successfully, but when running, I got runtime error 'missing MSVCP100D.dll'.
On Windows 8.1, Should I build 'Framework/Win32' or 'Framework/WinRT' ?
The whole reason there is a VS2010 directory, means that the samples or one or more of its dependencies have a dependency of the VS2010 C-Runtime library...in this case the debug version. If you compile the application with VS2013 that will link in the VS2013 C runtime library. My advice to use is to build the application using VS2010 or use the VS2010 Platform Toolset if its available in VS2013. Short of that you can download and install the required C runtime though I don't remember if there is a debug version available.