Am 21.03.2014 um 14:13 schrieb Carlos <aarkham...@yahoo.com>:
>
> Hello Till
>
> Thanks for your answer. I did not define the OpenGL version nor the profile.
> I've trying to use OpenGL 4.4 with compatibility profile and it didn't make
> any difference: it works fine in Qt4 but is displaced in Qt5.
I did not look yet at your example and my previous answer did off course not
explain the "displacement", but since you told us that you are getting an
OpenGL 4.3 context everywhere but on Qt 5 on Windows I thought you where
explicitly asking for one, and hence that would have been the place I would
have started investigating.
Anyway, I think you also mentioned that your actual GL code is "OpenGL ES 2.0",
and your code was running fine on mobile devices (Android, ...). So on a
desktop that would mean that you should be asking for an "old" OpenGL 2.x
context (which parses GLSL 1.20 like shader programs), or at least for a
"compatibility" 3.x/4.x context.
Yes, that still does not explain anything about the "displacement" you're
seeing, but just given as some general thing to look into.
As a sidenote: at least on Mac OS X there is NO OpenGL 3.x "compatibility"
mode, so in order to run your OpenGL ES 2.0 code you *have* to use the older
OpenGL 2.x context! But at least up to OS X 10.8 that is the default context
you are getting anyway.
Cheers,
Oliver
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