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Hello, I've just started to try out Raylib to make a test 3D rendering application and I'm learning how to use the Tracy Profiler. I'm currently just using raylib as installed on my system via a package manager (Arch Linux). So far tracy has worked just fine but attempting to use Tracy's OpenGL profiling features has not worked. Tracy requires you to include opengl headers before you include TracyOpenGL.hpp since Tracy will not include OpenGL headers on it's own. Using system OpenGL headers is useless and results in missing definitions, creating compile errors in TracyOpenGL.hpp. Attempting to generate headers using glad and including those fixes the compilation issue, but the application just crashes after rendering a frame in raylib when utilizing Tracy's GPU zones.
Is there a way to include Raylib's OpenGL headers or are those not included in built releases? If anyone else has tried and successfully used Tracy with Raylib, I'd love to hear about your experiences as well. Any help would be appreciated, especially as I try to learn both this awesome library and what seems to be an excellent profiler tool.
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Hello, I've just started to try out Raylib to make a test 3D rendering application and I'm learning how to use the Tracy Profiler. I'm currently just using raylib as installed on my system via a package manager (Arch Linux). So far tracy has worked just fine but attempting to use Tracy's OpenGL profiling features has not worked. Tracy requires you to include opengl headers before you include
TracyOpenGL.hppsince Tracy will not include OpenGL headers on it's own. Using system OpenGL headers is useless and results in missing definitions, creating compile errors inTracyOpenGL.hpp. Attempting to generate headers using glad and including those fixes the compilation issue, but the application just crashes after rendering a frame in raylib when utilizing Tracy's GPU zones.Is there a way to include Raylib's OpenGL headers or are those not included in built releases? If anyone else has tried and successfully used Tracy with Raylib, I'd love to hear about your experiences as well. Any help would be appreciated, especially as I try to learn both this awesome library and what seems to be an excellent profiler tool.
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