GLSL 1.20 is not supported - HELP

[Chiblue]

I am compiling a project I developed a few months back using 2.5, it was originally written using 2.4. Everything compiles normally but when I try to run the app the compiler (VS C++ 2008) returns:

 

The program '[6964] restrainer-Debug.exe: Native' has exited with code -1 (0xffffffff).

 

The engine.log has the following...

 

Leadwerks Engine 2.5

Initializing Renderer...

OpenGL Version:

GLSL Version:

Render device:

Vendor:

Error: GLSL 1.20 is not supported. Please update your graphics drivers or replace your hardware.

 

But when I create and build a base project with the rotating cude everything works correctly...

 

Any ideas?

[Road Kill Kenny]

Have you tried updating your graphics drivers?

[Chiblue]

Yes they are upto date according to NVidia...

 

Also if that was the problem why would the spinning cube and editor work?

 

So although it sounds like that is the problem I done think it is...

[ChrisMAN]

My Intel GMA 4000 stopped working when i upgraded to windows 8. I have another gpu on the laptop. Kind of frustrating though.

[Chiblue]

I tried several other projects I created and they all work except for this one, I believe that this message is misleading and is being throw becuase of some other issue...

[Chiblue]

I found the problem, it is due to the declaration of my Framework variable,

 

Framework m_framewerk;

 

If I remove this the class is created normally, so I gues the question is why is this causing and exit exception of code -1. when I look at the demo applicaiton is uses TFrameWork as the type. Is Framework not available within 1.5?

[Canardia]

You are probably initializing Framework before Graphics is created. If you use LEO classes in your own classes, you should always specify Classname object(CREATE_LATER), else your classes will launch in a random order (in the order you declared their instances).

[Chiblue]

Thanks, I would like to try that just to understand it, what is the syntax?

 

e.g. Framework fw(CREATE_LATER); <- like this?

 

I only see this as a parameter on world and camera classes, not framework...

 

An if so how would I actually creat the class variable before using it?

[Canardia]

Look how gamelib does it.