>
> I run the apps with 2.3.3 Gingerbread. Yes, they sell the phone with 2.2. It
> updated itself to 2.3.3 this summer.
>
> >800MHz Qualcomm MSM7230 chipset, 512MB of RAM ?
> >Snapdragon S2 ? [
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snapdragon_%28system_on_chip%29 ]
> >Great, since we don't have that device to test.
>
> exactly
>
> >Both ? ES1 and ES2 ?
> >And the transparent GearsES2 as well (the one with the 'T') ?
>
> yes, Gears ES1, ES2 and also the transparent version run smooth and without
> any artifacts.
>
> >GraphUI2p and Elekro ? Yes, I see .. GLSL couldn't be linked.
> >Would be nice to see the whole logcat, I guess we have enabled GLSL
> debugging,
> >ie it's dumps the whole shader code w/ line numbers.
> >The device GLSL compiler should write an error message w/ a GLSL source
> line number.
>
> I could not find it. Added System.err to logs. The last thing it writes
> there is listing of GLSL programs followed by:
> W/System.err(32390): Shader status invalid: (no info log)
> E/AndroidRuntime(32390): FATAL EXCEPTION: main-Animator-1
> E/AndroidRuntime(32390): javax.media.opengl.GLException: RegionRenderer:
> Couldn't link program: ShaderProgram[id=1, linked=false, inUse=false,
> program: 1,
>
> I can send the full logs to you.
>
> >Awesome!
>
> >After my OSX tour .. I will try to make the Android packaging more easy,
> >ie. simplify the dependencies: gluegen/jogl, your-demo-code,
> derived-launcher.
> >We will see .. if you have ideas .. shoot.
>
> Very nice. Maybe I can tell after I see the source code and build the first
> app. I wrote one or two small apps for Android in Netbeans. Any Jogl
> HelloWorld for Android?. What about source for RedSquare? It looks simple
> enough.