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What doesn't work ? are you getting a compile error ? are you not getting the expected result ?

If the result isn't what you expected then what result are you getting and what result did you expect ?

You probably also want to move glColor4ub out of the list (since its fairly pointless to set it to the same value repeatedly)

Your list code looks fine to me (Havn't used displaylists in ages though so i might be wrong), i'm guessing the problem is in your:
... some "for" loop and glTranslatef
part that you're not showing us.

oh right. problem is that its not drawing the "tile". no errors

glColor4ub is used inside, since i want them all be white when i will applay textures to tiles.

"for" loop is relevant atm. Im trying to draw 1 tile. when i get that done then drawing map with "for" loop will be easy.

Why don't you just put all in one list and then make one call to draw all the tiles?

Why don't you just put all in one list and then make one call to draw all the tiles?

won't that will draw all tiles everytime. what about drawing tiles that are only visable?

oh right. problem is that its not drawing the "tile". no errors

glColor4ub is used inside, since i want them all be white when i will applay textures to tiles.

"for" loop is relevant atm. Im trying to draw 1 tile. when i get that done then drawing map with "for" loop will be easy.

You only have to set the color once, it will use the same color for everything you render until you set it to something else. (The same goes for textures etc aswell, if you draw 2 objects using the same texture you only have to set the texture before drawing the first object) (if everything is textured and you're not actually using glColor to tint the objects you can put one single glColor call in your initialization function and then never have to call it again)

what does your glTranslatef call look like ? , or better yet, just post the damn code (All of it, or atleast a stripped down version of it that compiles and has the same problem) instead of having us guess whats wrong.

@SimonForsman
me my self don't like ppl posting whole code and asking what is wrong. But here is code:
Tiledmap::Tiledmap(){
loadMap();
initTile();
}
void Tiledmap::show(){
glColor4ub(200,200,0,255);
for(int i = 0; i < size_x; i++){
for(int j = 0; j < size_y; j++){
glPushMatrix();
glTranslatef(i*32,j*32,0); // must understand that even w/o it its not drawing anything ( 32 is tile w/h)
glCallList(DrawTile);
glPopMatrix();
}
}
}
void Tiledmap::initTile(){
DrawTile=glGenLists(1);
glNewList(DrawTile,GL_COMPILE);
glBegin(GL_QUADS);
glVertex2f(0,0);
glVertex2f(32,0);
glVertex2f(32,32);
glVertex2f(0,32);
glEnd();
glEndList();
}

map drawing is called
// set offs
if((_player.getX()+10) < win_W/2) offX = 0;
else offX = win_W/2-_player.getX()-10;
if((_player.getY()+10) < win_H/2) offY = 0;
else offY = win_H/2-_player.getY()-10;
void Game::gameRender(){
//Clean buffer before start to draw
glClear(GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT);
glPushMatrix();
glTranslatef(offX,offY,0);
//map
_tilemap.show();
//player
_player.show();
glPopMatrix();
//Swap the buffers
SDL_GL_SwapBuffers();
}

When i replace glCallList(DrawTile); with code that is in between glNewList(DrawTile,GL_COMPILE); and glEndList(); it draws everthing as it should be.

Hmm, still alot of code (and thus information missing, are you creating the Tilemap AFTER you've created the OpenGL context ?
post the initialization code.

add a check to ensure that DrawTile isn't 0

use glGetError() after glGenList and after glEndList and check its return value.