I have my game in cocos2dx 2.0 and we know it does not contain 64-bit support, but we have cocos2dx 2.2.6 with 64-bit support, can I only replace the main files from cocos2dx 2.2.6 that makes the cocos2d 2.0 64-bit supported?
Please help me because my project is so big to perform all the changes.
Yes this is a stupid question but I want to give it a try to save time.
Please help, and sorry if I didn't explained well.
there Is no Other Way.
You Must have to transfer or copy all your file in version of coco2dx 2.6.6
You just copy and paste might be an hours of work
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I am trying to use an application based on vispy. It says
WARNING: OpenGL version 2.1 or higher recommended, got 1.1.0.
and then in fact fails with
RuntimeError: Function glBindFramebuffer not present in context (OpenGL version is 1.1.0).
To be honest, I do not have any background in vispy and OpenGL and the like. I tried to install PyOpenGL 3.1.0 in different ways, but it does not change anything. It appears that the vispy installation does not take any notice.
So how can I provide the vispy instance with a new OpenGL version?
I am working on Windows 7, using Anaconda Python 2.7. Any help would be appreciated.
Best,
Maik
After all, it turned out that the reason for the above behaviour was that I had been working on the machine via the Remote Desktop client.
Working on the machine directly, the problem just went away - though I am not sure why.
can someone tell me what is the current version of windbg? I have the version that was released with the windows sdk 8.1, however I think there maybe an update or more current version out.
In my opinion you have the latest version of WinDbg at the time of asking the question: 6.3.9600.16384 which comes with Microsoft Windows SDK for Windows 8.1.
I am maintaining a list of WinDbg versions, also trying to include download links and non-official versions as long as I become aware of them.
Can any one please tell me which version of drools-guvnor is more stabled than latest ?
I am currently using 5.3.0 , every time it is getting corrupted .I thought it was a war problem .
please give me some inputs on this .
I'm using 5.5.0.Final version and it works well.
As this is a tool that changes a lot, I'd like to use the 6 version as soon as possible. But at this moment, with 5.5.0 I can do all that I need.
Best regards, Jesús.
Good day!
I have Qt 4.7.3, simple QML plugin and several boost libraries, used by this plugin.
In MacOs 10.5 & WinXp this plugin can't be loaded if shared boost libraries were used.
In Ubuntu 10.4 all work great with both types of boost libs.
Any ideas?
UPDATE:
Bug report created.
I think I just had the same problem. I wasn´t able to load any .dlls that my app.qml needed.
In fact I couldn´t even get the Qt-example to work.
In the end I got it all working by compiling my libraries as release instead of debug, hope that helps.
I'm using deployJava.js to detect and redirect for java compatibility. Now, however, I've noticed that deployJava.js does NOT detect openjdk. Is there a modified version of this file that does this? I'm digging through the script right now to attempt to hack in a fix, but it would be nice if this was an already solved problem.
Linkage:
http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/jweb/deployment_advice.html
You need a web plugin FOR openjdk. Such is not provided by default. Try icedtea6-plugin.