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Ray Reeves
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      02-22-2008
I have a dynamic display of Rubik's cube written in cpp and using OpenGL.
The executable works fine in my XPL machine but only partly in my Vista
machine even though I run the file in XP compatible mode. There are no error
messages. Rebuilding in Vista ( letting VS 2008 beta update the sln makes no
difference.

To spin a slab I have to do two things:
1) move the data in the 3D cube array consistent with the spin
2) rotate the slab incrementally in openGL to look as though it is spinning
Vista doesn't do 2) even though I can see it is calling redisplay six times
at 50 Msec intervals with with 15 deg increments to spin a slab a total of
90 deg.

I can't imagine what is different in the two systems unless the Quad 2
processor in Vista is messing about.

Ray Reeves

 
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On the Bridge
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      02-22-2008
microsoft will not take notice...

this is a newsgroup of users, simple people come in here,
sometimes microsoft employees do come in here but on their own free time...

its not part of their job.



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"Ray Reeves" <> wrote in message
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>I have a dynamic display of Rubik's cube written in cpp and using OpenGL.
>The executable works fine in my XPL machine but only partly in my Vista
>machine even though I run the file in XP compatible mode. There are no
>error messages. Rebuilding in Vista ( letting VS 2008 beta update the sln
>makes no difference.
>
> To spin a slab I have to do two things:
> 1) move the data in the 3D cube array consistent with the spin
> 2) rotate the slab incrementally in openGL to look as though it is
> spinning
> Vista doesn't do 2) even though I can see it is calling redisplay six
> times at 50 Msec intervals with with 15 deg increments to spin a slab a
> total of 90 deg.
>
> I can't imagine what is different in the two systems unless the Quad 2
> processor in Vista is messing about.
>
> Ray Reeves



 
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Bill Yanaire
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      02-22-2008

"On the Bridge" <> wrote in message
news:47bf4eeb$...
> microsoft will not take notice...
>
> this is a newsgroup of users, simple people come in here,
> sometimes microsoft employees do come in here but on their own free
> time...
>
> its not part of their job.


but it's your job to be a pain in the a$$

>
>
>
> --
> 50 Ways to leave your Vista....
>
> CHORUS:
>
> You just format the drive , Clive
> Get a New Mac , Jack
> Y'don't need that crap toy, Roy
> Just get yourself free
> Boot from a *nix, Jix
> You don't need to discuss much
> Install XP, Lee
> And get yourself free
>
>
>
> "Ray Reeves" <> wrote in message
> news:OvFc%...
>>I have a dynamic display of Rubik's cube written in cpp and using OpenGL.
>>The executable works fine in my XPL machine but only partly in my Vista
>>machine even though I run the file in XP compatible mode. There are no
>>error messages. Rebuilding in Vista ( letting VS 2008 beta update the sln
>>makes no difference.
>>
>> To spin a slab I have to do two things:
>> 1) move the data in the 3D cube array consistent with the spin
>> 2) rotate the slab incrementally in openGL to look as though it is
>> spinning
>> Vista doesn't do 2) even though I can see it is calling redisplay six
>> times at 50 Msec intervals with with 15 deg increments to spin a slab a
>> total of 90 deg.
>>
>> I can't imagine what is different in the two systems unless the Quad 2
>> processor in Vista is messing about.
>>
>> Ray Reeves

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Bob
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      02-22-2008
This is not MSFT. It's a public newsgroup.

"Ray Reeves" <> wrote in message
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>I have a dynamic display of Rubik's cube written in cpp and using OpenGL.
>The executable works fine in my XPL machine but only partly in my Vista
>machine even though I run the file in XP compatible mode. There are no
>error messages. Rebuilding in Vista ( letting VS 2008 beta update the sln
>makes no difference.
>
> To spin a slab I have to do two things:
> 1) move the data in the 3D cube array consistent with the spin
> 2) rotate the slab incrementally in openGL to look as though it is
> spinning
> Vista doesn't do 2) even though I can see it is calling redisplay six
> times at 50 Msec intervals with with 15 deg increments to spin a slab a
> total of 90 deg.
>
> I can't imagine what is different in the two systems unless the Quad 2
> processor in Vista is messing about.
>
> Ray Reeves


 
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      02-23-2008

"Bob" <> wrote in message
news:. ..
> This is not MSFT. It's a public newsgroup.


Yes, It's a Microsoft News Group. Just FYI. Microsoft Removes Posts That
Are Nasty. Just FYI. Like Some Of Mine. Just FYI

>
> "Ray Reeves" <> wrote in message
> news:OvFc%...
>>I have a dynamic display of Rubik's cube written in cpp and using OpenGL.
>>The executable works fine in my XPL machine but only partly in my Vista
>>machine even though I run the file in XP compatible mode. There are no
>>error messages. Rebuilding in Vista ( letting VS 2008 beta update the sln
>>makes no difference.
>>
>> To spin a slab I have to do two things:
>> 1) move the data in the 3D cube array consistent with the spin
>> 2) rotate the slab incrementally in openGL to look as though it is
>> spinning
>> Vista doesn't do 2) even though I can see it is calling redisplay six
>> times at 50 Msec intervals with with 15 deg increments to spin a slab a
>> total of 90 deg.
>>
>> I can't imagine what is different in the two systems unless the Quad 2
>> processor in Vista is messing about.
>>
>> Ray Reeves

>



 
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AlexB
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      02-23-2008
I am confident Vista should handle it.

Some options to consider: make sure the graphics card driver is Vista
compatible.

Why are you using VS2008 beta. The RTM equivalent has been out for more than
two months?

You appear to be a developer. How come you mentioned nothing about your
graphics card capabilities. I understand it must be up to the snuff since it
worked in XP but still if it is an old graphics card then you may have a big
problem in here.

Your Quad has nothing to do with it.

"Ray Reeves" <> wrote in message
news:OvFc%...
>I have a dynamic display of Rubik's cube written in cpp and using OpenGL.
>The executable works fine in my XPL machine but only partly in my Vista
>machine even though I run the file in XP compatible mode. There are no
>error messages. Rebuilding in Vista ( letting VS 2008 beta update the sln
>makes no difference.
>
> To spin a slab I have to do two things:
> 1) move the data in the 3D cube array consistent with the spin
> 2) rotate the slab incrementally in openGL to look as though it is
> spinning
> Vista doesn't do 2) even though I can see it is calling redisplay six
> times at 50 Msec intervals with with 15 deg increments to spin a slab a
> total of 90 deg.
>
> I can't imagine what is different in the two systems unless the Quad 2
> processor in Vista is messing about.
>
> Ray Reeves


 
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      02-23-2008
AlexB wrote:

> I am confident Vista should handle it.
>

Of course you are. You're a Vista Fanboy.

> Some options to consider: make sure the graphics card driver is Vista
> compatible.
>

DUH, the guy's obviously a developer. Do you think he needs such simpleton
advice from you?

> Why are you using VS2008 beta. The RTM equivalent has been out for more
> than two months?
>
> You appear to be a developer. How come you mentioned nothing about your
> graphics card capabilities.


Probably because it's irrelevant to his question? Probably because he's WAY
PAST those kinds of simpleton "solutons"?

> I understand it must be up to the snuff since


"up to the snuff" - is that a programming term? A Vista, technical term?
Typing that term in Vista search ... what does it show?

> it worked in XP but still if it is an old graphics card then you may have
> a big problem in here.
>
> Your Quad has nothing to do with it.
>

He says so decisively. Like he's got any fukking idea about what he's
talking about and the simpleton "advice" he likes to give out around here.

Cheers.


> "Ray Reeves" <> wrote in message
> news:OvFc%...
>>I have a dynamic display of Rubik's cube written in cpp and using OpenGL.
>>The executable works fine in my XPL machine but only partly in my Vista
>>machine even though I run the file in XP compatible mode. There are no
>>error messages. Rebuilding in Vista ( letting VS 2008 beta update the sln
>>makes no difference.
>>
>> To spin a slab I have to do two things:
>> 1) move the data in the 3D cube array consistent with the spin
>> 2) rotate the slab incrementally in openGL to look as though it is
>> spinning
>> Vista doesn't do 2) even though I can see it is calling redisplay six
>> times at 50 Msec intervals with with 15 deg increments to spin a slab a
>> total of 90 deg.
>>
>> I can't imagine what is different in the two systems unless the Quad 2
>> processor in Vista is messing about.
>>
>> Ray Reeves


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      02-23-2008
"AlexB" <> wrote in message
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>I am confident Vista should handle it.
>
> Some options to consider: make sure the graphics card driver is Vista
> compatible.
>
> Why are you using VS2008 beta. The RTM equivalent has been out for more
> than two months?
>
> You appear to be a developer. How come you mentioned nothing about your
> graphics card capabilities. I understand it must be up to the snuff since
> it worked in XP but still if it is an old graphics card then you may have
> a big problem in here.
>
> Your Quad has nothing to do with it.
>


You forgot ... delouse the system, and let MS "talk" to Vista overnight.
Make sure your "asleep", otherwise...Vistaclaus won't visit the PC ... and
leave pretzels and beer out ... for payment in fool.

 
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      02-23-2008
"On the Bridge" <> wrote in message
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> this is a newsgroup of users, simple people come in here,


There go all your claims to intelligence.

LMAO


 
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      02-23-2008
NoStop wrote:


....nothing other than the incoherent ramblings of an RS arse kissing
lying linux loser troll.
Hey "nostop", you fukkin idiot moron POS lying linux troll...how's the
job hunting coming along?
Did RS kick you out of the den...LOL!
Loser!
Frank
 
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