🎉 Celebrating 25 Years of GameDev.net! 🎉

Not many can claim 25 years on the Internet! Join us in celebrating this milestone. Learn more about our history, and thank you for being a part of our community!

Back to NeHe Productions

OpenGL + MFC = problem

NeHe Productions Affiliates

Started by choko August 10, 2000 07:25 PM

0 comments, last by choko 23 years, 11 months ago

choko

122

Author

August 10, 2000 07:25 PM

I have a project coded in MFC which uses OpenGL. The problem is that when i use the same resolution as the desktop resolution, it crashes (when i want to return to windows). Anyone knows what the problem is? By the way, when the two resolutions are different, everything it''s ok.

Advertisement

126

August 11, 2000 07:23 AM

If you want to make a fullscreen application, don''t use MFC!
It''s only for windowed applications.

GA

Visit our homepage: www.rarebyte.de.stGA

This topic is closed to new replies.

Advertisement

Popular Topics

JoeJ

Custom memory allocator for STL - dead end due to constructors? General and Gameplay Programming

ScienceDiscoverer

Anybody else have aversion towards Unreal, Unity and other ready-made engines? Engines and Middleware

gamelordofdeath

It is impossible to render a tall building or large terrain in OpenGL. OpenGL is broken. Do not use it. Graphics and GPU Programming

gamelordofdeath

Should you allow modding of your game? Games Business and Law

gamelordofdeath

It is not possible to earn money on gamedev. Games are too cheap and too many game developers. GDNet Lounge

TryBoo

Predicting Over-Time Skill from Single Input Networking and Multiplayer

Advertisement

Recommended Tutorials

Myopic Rhino

Controller State Machine General and Gameplay Programming

Myopic Rhino

Why Should I Hire a Freelance Designer? Business and Law

Myopic Rhino

Nine step recipe for good independent game design (Part I) Game Design and Theory

_Wizard_

Frustum Culling General and Gameplay Programming

OpenGL 4.0: Using Uniform Blocks and Uniform Buffer Objects Graphics and GPU Programming