Hi,
I downloaded the Mali open GL ES emulator 1.4.1 from the mali developer tools website and even installed visual c++ redistributable packages for visual studio 2013 for windows 7 64-bit on my pc.
Still, when i run the "mali cube" application, a window appears and disappears suddenly. I am not able to find out what the problem is?
Is there someone who can help me. Thanks in advance.
Sudlin
Jacek,
Thanks for your reply.
From command prompt also when i tried, it did not work. Even not after installing the version 2.0 of the Mali Open GL ES Emulator.
Sudlin.
Hi Sudlin,
Can you copy & paste us here to the forum the messages you are getting in the command line after you run mali-cube? They might be very useful for us to help to understand what kind of issue you are struggling with.
Regards,
Adam
Hi Adam,
Actually when i am running the application mali-cube from the windows start menu, the command line comes up and then disappears suddenly before i can see any messages printed on it.
Sudipta
Open the command console first (Start menu - type "cmd" in the box at the bottom, hit enter), and then run it manually from there.
HTH, Pete
Hi Pete,
Even manually running the application is yielding with no result.
Could we see the screenshot of the command prompt please?
Cheers
a.
I have attached the screenshot from where i am trying to run it.
HTH,
sudlin,
The start command in Windows, will start a separate window to run the program, which will cause a window to appear, complete, and close.
Please omit the 'start' keyword from your command, and you will then get the output without the window closing afterwards.
Hi Michael,
After i run the "Mali-cube" without using 'start' keyword, atleast a new window did not open. But, it gave an error as follows:
eglGetError() = 12289 (0x00003001) at line 315 of cube.cpp
Hi sudlin,
That error means EGL_NOT_INITIALIZED.
Can you tell us what GPU you are running on your windows machine, and if you have the latest drivers installed.
In general, the Mali OpenGL ES Emulator will work on any system that supports at least: · OpenGL 3.2 – when OpenGL ES 2.0 contexts are used · OpenGL 3.3 – when OpenGL ES 3.0 contexts are used · OpenGL 4.3 – when OpenGL ES 3.1 contexts are used
In general, the Mali OpenGL ES Emulator will work on any system that supports at least:
· OpenGL 3.2 – when OpenGL ES 2.0 contexts are used
· OpenGL 3.3 – when OpenGL ES 3.0 contexts are used
· OpenGL 4.3 – when OpenGL ES 3.1 contexts are used
Please let us know what version of OpenGL your windows machine is capable of, and if it does not match OpenGL 3.2, this may be the reason. Updating the drivers for your GPU may resolve this, but only if the hardware is capable of doing this.
I hope it helps,
Michael McGeagh
Thanks for your help.
The GPU my pc is using is Standard VGA graphics adapter from Intel and the Open GL version running is 1.1. I will try updating the drivers but i do not know if the hardware is capable of.
I am not sure if anyone has posted any late news about sudlin's problem.
I am having the same issue here: EGL cannot be initialized.
This is the error I get:
eglGetError<> =12289 at line 413 of cube.cpp
I installed Mali v2.1.1
My built desktop running on W7.
VGA Info:
Integrated AMD Radeon HD 8000/7000 Series Graphics in the A-Series APU
- Multi-VGA output support:HDMI.DVI/RGB port
Can anyone help?
Borikensis7
This additional question looks like a duplicate of Mali cannot initialize EGL so it will not be replied to here.
Duplicates questions can make it difficult to track replies and that's why we should only reply once, so the all discussion can be easily followed.
Thanks for your understanding.