Quote Originally Posted by wysota View Post
Qt probably tried to use some optimized code but failed to do that because of the lack of support in your hardware. This is probably only a warning.
Ok, here's some more info:

I have a class derived from QGLWidget, and I am creating a QPainter in its paintEvent() function. Most of the time this works, but every so often, I get the Failed warning. This occurs when I create the QPainter object with "this" (the QGLWidget's child class) as the paramter. Does this ring a bell with anyone?

BTW, my hardware is about a year old, and should support Fragment Programs.

Jeeman