OpenGL 3.3... On OS X... with an Intel HD Graphics 4000.... HOW?

[Infinite]

I know I'm sort of asking the impossible, but after half an hour of browsing the source code, I still have no idea how I'm ever going to do this... Do any of you know?

[Jebbs]

I'm guessing you meant OpenGL 3.2?

Anyways, it is currently not supported on OSX(Unless I am mistaken).

More information on the issue here: https://github.com/SFML/SFML/issues/84

[Infinite]

No, I mean 3.3 (4.1 would be ideal). Mavericks supports OpenGL up to 4.1, and so does the 4000.

[Jebbs]

Ah, sorry. Don't really know much about OSX. I think what I said is still the case though, unless it started to use compatibility profiles instead of only supporting the core profiles.

[Infinite]

Well, it works now. I had to play around wiith that patch a little, though. It only works when you just add

attrs.push_back(NSOpenGLPFAOpenGLProfile);
attrs.push_back(NSOpenGLProfileVersion3_2Core);

instead of the whole if/else.

[maidan]

Hey I'm having a very similar issue. I just downloaded and implemented SFML, replacing the SDL 2.0 library due to excessive dependencies.

I can't get myself a 3.2 context no matter what I do, here's the code I use:

        sf::ContextSettings windowSettings;
        windowSettings.majorVersion = 3;
        windowSettings.minorVersion = 2;

        windowMain.create(sf::VideoMode(app->getWidth(), app->getHeight()), app->getCaption(), sf::Style::Close, windowSettings);
 

Could you please help me? I saw the other link but I don't understand - it's 3 years old! Is that what I should follow to get what I want? Seriously I have to re-compile the whole framework?

EDIT: I'm on clean install of OSX Mavericks, downloaded SFML from the main website a few hours ago.

[eXpl0it3r]

How do you check the version you got?