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In most of the shader programs I'm getting this message: jit.gl.shader: error submitting NV params: GL Error: invalid enumeration

Would somebody explain a reason? does it mean, that graphic card is too old? (I have NVIDIA GeForce FX Go5200) or I can try to fix it another way?

In most of the shader programs I'm getting this message: jit.gl.shader: error submitting NV params: GL Error: invalid enumeration
Would somebody explain a reason? does it mean, that graphic card is too old? (I have NVIDIA GeForce FX Go5200) or I can try to fix it another way?
have not find references in forum...


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On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 6:55 AM, Mistysea wrote:

> In most of the shader programs I'm getting this message: jit.gl.shader: error submitting NV params: GL Error: invalid enumeration

> Would somebody explain a reason? does it mean, that graphic card is too old? (I have NVIDIA GeForce FX Go5200) or I can try to fix it another way?

On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 6:55 AM, Mistysea  wrote:
>
>  In most of the shader programs I'm getting this message: jit.gl.shader: error submitting NV params: GL Error: invalid enumeration
>  Would somebody explain a reason? does it mean, that graphic card is too old? (I have NVIDIA GeForce FX Go5200) or I can try to fix it another way?
>  have not find references in forum...
>
>  --
>  soma!=sema
>


Operating system please? I looked up the error BTW. It has to do

with submitting shader params via Nvidia assembly shaders. I didn't

check to see how Jitter goes into that mode, but if you could provide

more info like what shaders are doing this, what shaders aren't (if

any) etc. that would help. Otherwise, there's very little anyone can

On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 9:34 AM, Mistysea wrote:

Operating system please?  I looked up the error BTW.  It has to do
with submitting shader params via Nvidia assembly shaders.  I didn't
check to see how Jitter goes into that mode, but if you could provide
more info like what shaders are doing this, what shaders aren't (if
any) etc. that would help.  Otherwise, there's very little anyone can
do to help you out.
wes

On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 9:34 AM, Mistysea  wrote:
>
>  jitter 1.6.3
>
>
> --
>  soma!=sema
>


On Mar 19, 2008, at 6:55 AM, Mistysea wrote:

> In most of the shader programs I'm getting this message: 

> jit.gl.shader: error submitting NV params: GL Error: invalid 

> Would somebody explain a reason? does it mean, that graphic card is 

> too old? (I have NVIDIA GeForce FX Go5200) or I can try to fix it 

The GeForce FX Go5200 is at the bottom end of the cards which support 

(some) Jitter shaders. Many of the Jitter shaders will not run on 

this card, and even if they do, the GPU is often slower than the CPU 

If you are running Mac OS version 10.4.3 or earlier, Jitter will use 

Cg to compile an assembly program to run on your hardware. This also 

may have issues with your card. If on PC, you may want to update your 

In general, however, I would suggest you update your machine if you 

want fast and robust shader support using Jitter.

On Mar 19, 2008, at 6:55 AM, Mistysea wrote:
>
> In most of the shader programs I'm getting this message:  
> jit.gl.shader: error submitting NV params: GL Error: invalid  
> enumeration
> Would somebody explain a reason? does it mean, that graphic card is  
> too old? (I have NVIDIA GeForce FX Go5200) or I can try to fix it  
> another way?

The GeForce FX Go5200 is at the bottom end of the cards which support  
(some) Jitter shaders. Many of the Jitter shaders will not run on  
this card, and even if they do, the GPU is often slower than the CPU  
for these calculations.

If you are running Mac OS version 10.4.3 or earlier, Jitter will use  
Cg to compile an assembly program to run on your hardware. This also  
may have issues with your card. If on PC, you may want to update your  
OpenGL drivers.

In general, however, I would suggest you update your machine if you  
want fast and robust shader support using Jitter.

So far I checked color and composite programs

In fact I think that my videocard is really too old, so have to upgrade the machine.

*jit.gl.shader: error submitting NV params: GL Error: invalid enumeration

*error: jit.gl.shader: jit.gl.shader: error creating CG program : CG ERROR : The compile returned an error.

(25) : error C5043: profile requires index expression to be compile-time constant

(128) : error C1035: assignment of incompatible types

cc.grgb2rgba.jxs - renders, but params change has no effect

cc.rgba2grgb.jxs - renders, but params change has no effect

cc.rgba2uyvy.jxs - renders, but params change has no effect

cc.saturate.ip.jxs - renders, but params change has no effect

cc.uyvy2rgba.lite.jxs - renders, but params change has no effect

*error: jit.gl.shader: invalid parameter type for NV program

cf.laplace.jxs - *jit.gl.shader: error submitting NV params: GL Error: invalid value

Hello Wes
OS windows XP pro
So far I checked color and composite programs
In fact I think that my videocard is really too old, so have to upgrade the machine.
Thanks
Alex

*jit.gl.shader: error submitting NV params: GL Error: invalid enumeration
cc.brcosa.jxs
cc.colormap.jxs
cc.contrast.ip.jxs
cc.planemap.jxs
cc.uyvy2rgba.exp.jxs
cc.uyvy2rgba.jxs
co.additive.jxs
co.average.jxs
co.brightlight.jxs
co.burn.jxs
co.darken.jxs
co.difference.jxs
co.dodge.jxs
co.exclude.jxs
co.freeze.jxs
co.glow.jxs
co.hardlight.jxs
co.heat.jxs
co.inverse.jxs
co.lighten.jxs
co.lumakey.jxs
co.multiply.jxs
co.negate.jxs
co.normal.jxs
co.overlay.jxs
co.reflect.jxs
co.screen.jxs
co.softlight.jxs
co.stamp.jxs
co.subtractive.jxs
cf.emboss.jxs

cc.alphaglue.jxs
*error: jit.gl.shader: jit.gl.shader: error creating CG program : CG ERROR : The compile returned an error.
*error: -- START CG INFO LOG --
(25) : error C5043: profile requires index expression to be compile-time constant
*error: --END CG INFO LOG

cc.brightness.ip.jxs
does not work. no max window message

cc.exrdisplay.jxs
*error: jit.gl.shader: jit.gl.shader: error creating CG program : CG ERROR : The compile returned an error.
*error: -- START CG INFO LOG --
(128) : error C1035: assignment of incompatible types
*error: --END CG INFO LOG

cc.grgb2rgba.jxs - renders, but params change has no effect
cc.rgba2grgb.jxs - renders, but params change has no effect
cc.rgba2uyvy.jxs - renders, but params change has no effect
cc.saturate.ip.jxs - renders, but params change has no effect
cc.uyvy2rgba.lite.jxs - renders, but params change has no effect

*error: jit.gl.shader: invalid parameter type for NV program
cf.convolve.jxs
cf.radialblur.jxs
cf.sharpen.ip.jxs

cf.erode.jxs - WORKS
cf.gaussian.2p.jxs - WORKS

I agree that the card is old. Any advise about Open GL drivers? I've got the latest display driver from TOSHIBA site, but did not find anything specific fot Open GL.

Thanks Joshua
I agree that the card is old. Any advise about Open GL drivers? I've got the latest display driver from TOSHIBA site, but did not find anything specific fot Open GL.
Alex


Yeah, it looks like from the other error messages that your hardware

just isn't up to the task for some of the operations the shaders

require. Like Joshua said, I think upgrading the card is your best

Hi,
Yeah, it looks like from the other error messages that your hardware
just isn't up to the task for some of the operations the shaders
require.  Like Joshua said, I think upgrading the card is your best
bet.
wes


The 12" G4 Pwbks have the same card and most of these shaders work 

well with OSX, so it may be a driver issue under windows. I dunno 

where you get the drivers tho to get the same performance with XP.

On Mar 20, 2008, at 12:43 PM, Alex wrote:

> So far I checked color and composite programs

> In fact I think that my videocard is really too old, so have to 

> *jit.gl.shader: error submitting NV params: GL Error: invalid 

> *error: jit.gl.shader: jit.gl.shader: error creating CG program : CG 

> (25) : error C5043: profile requires index expression to be compile- 

The 12" G4 Pwbks have the same card and most of these shaders work  
well with OSX, so it may be a driver issue under windows. I dunno  
where you get the drivers tho to get the same performance with XP.

On Mar 20, 2008, at 12:43 PM, Alex wrote:
>
> Hello Wes
> OS windows XP pro
> So far I checked color and composite programs
> In fact I think that my videocard is really too old, so have to  
> upgrade the machine.
> Thanks
> Alex
>
>
> *jit.gl.shader: error submitting NV params: GL Error: invalid  
> enumeration
> cc.brcosa.jxs
> cc.colormap.jxs
> cc.contrast.ip.jxs
> cc.planemap.jxs
> cc.uyvy2rgba.exp.jxs
> cc.uyvy2rgba.jxs
> co.additive.jxs
> co.average.jxs
> co.brightlight.jxs
> co.burn.jxs
> co.darken.jxs
> co.difference.jxs
> co.dodge.jxs
> co.exclude.jxs
> co.freeze.jxs
> co.glow.jxs
> co.hardlight.jxs
> co.heat.jxs
> co.inverse.jxs
> co.lighten.jxs
> co.lumakey.jxs
> co.multiply.jxs
> co.negate.jxs
> co.normal.jxs
> co.overlay.jxs
> co.reflect.jxs
> co.screen.jxs
> co.softlight.jxs
> co.stamp.jxs
> co.subtractive.jxs
> cf.emboss.jxs
>
> cc.alphaglue.jxs
> *error: jit.gl.shader: jit.gl.shader: error creating CG program : CG  
> ERROR : The compile returned an error.
> *error: -- START CG INFO LOG --
> (25) : error C5043: profile requires index expression to be compile- 
> time constant
> *error: --END CG INFO LOG
>
> cc.brightness.ip.jxs
> does not work. no max window message
>
> cc.exrdisplay.jxs
> *error: jit.gl.shader: jit.gl.shader: error creating CG program : CG  
> ERROR : The compile returned an error.
> *error: -- START CG INFO LOG --
> (128) : error C1035: assignment of incompatible types
> *error: --END CG INFO LOG
>
> cc.grgb2rgba.jxs - renders, but params change has no effect
> cc.rgba2grgb.jxs - renders, but params change has no effect
> cc.rgba2uyvy.jxs - renders, but params change has no effect
> cc.saturate.ip.jxs - renders, but params change has no effect
> cc.uyvy2rgba.lite.jxs - renders, but params change has no effect
>
> cc.scalebias.jxs - WORKS
>
> co.alphablend.jxs - does not work.
>
> cf.blur.jxs - WORKS
>
> *error: jit.gl.shader: invalid parameter type for NV program
> cf.convolve.jxs
> cf.radialblur.jxs
> cf.sharpen.ip.jxs
>
> cf.edgedetect.jxs - does not work.
>
> cf.erode.jxs - WORKS
> cf.gaussian.2p.jxs - WORKS
>
> cf.laplace.jxs - *jit.gl.shader: error submitting NV params: GL  
> Error: invalid value
>
> cf.median.2p.jxs - WORKS
>
> cf.radialblur.jxs
>
> cf.sobel.jxs - does not work.
> --
> soma!=sema


> I agree that the card is old. Any advise about Open GL drivers? 

> I've got the latest display driver from TOSHIBA site, but did not 

Many windows laptop manufacturers do not provide updated graphics 

card drivers which is disappointing. And due to contractual 

agreements with the graphics card developers, unfortunately, the 

graphics card developers often do not allow installing the drivers on 

these laptop systems. So there is a whole world of "modded" drivers 

which bend the rules of these agreements, as well as try to make 

other improvements to the official drivers. Use of them might cause 

you problems, so I can't guarantee that they will work or not screw 

up your system, or put you in some strange position w/r/t your 

manufacturer's warranty, etc., but lots of people use them in 

situations like yours. Ones which I've used in the past and have 

gotten good reviews by other users are the Omega Drivers, but it's a 

On Mar 20, 2008, at 9:46 AM, Alex wrote:
>
> Thanks Joshua
> I agree that the card is old. Any advise about Open GL drivers?  
> I've got the latest display driver from TOSHIBA site, but did not  
> find anything specific fot Open GL.

Many windows laptop manufacturers do not provide updated graphics  
card drivers which is disappointing. And due to contractual  
agreements with the graphics card developers, unfortunately, the  
graphics card developers often do not allow installing the drivers on  
these laptop systems. So there is a whole world of "modded" drivers  
which bend the rules of these agreements, as well as try to make  
other improvements to the official drivers. Use of them might cause  
you problems, so I can't guarantee that they will work or not screw  
up your system, or put you in some strange position w/r/t your  
manufacturer's warranty, etc., but lots of people use them in  
situations like yours. Ones which I've used in the past and have  
gotten good reviews by other users are the Omega Drivers, but it's a  
"swim at your own risk" scenario.

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