Elysian Shadows

I'm wondering if a Lua compiler would be possible. Not something like luac, that just turns the Lua code into bytecode, which the interpreter does anyways. I'm thinking something like ghc. Wouldn't that make Lua just as fast as C? HELL. FUCKING. NO. There's more to speed than just turning something...

I'm not 100% sure, but I think you can just create a new text file in the following format:
and save it as a .cue

bchunk is the tool you're looking for in order to convert a .bin & .cue into an iso.

sudo apt-get install bchunk if you're on debian / ubuntu.

I believe that when using variadic functions there must be at least one other parameter to the function, however you could change your dbg.print to act like printf by making the first argument a string which holds placeholders such as %s, then you can use vsnprintf to automagically replace the place...

SFML may be written in c++ but it's just as easy to incorporate SDL into a c++ project in an OO manner. You will see yourself writing wrapper classes that look similar to SFML. Also for everyone saying SDL only has software rendering, well you can pass the SDL_HWSURFACE flag to change that, or alte...

It's personal preference imo. SFML may be written in c++ but it's just as easy to incorporate SDL into a c++ project in an OO manner. Also for everyone saying SDL only has software rendering, well you can pass the SDL_HWSURFACE flag to change that, or alternatively the SDL_OPENGL flag, and then use ...

I've not used Visual Studio with c++ but try adding: or put std:: infront of the cout / cin
Edit: I was beaten to it :P

Awesome game, definitely my favourite out of the entries :) It is a pain to compile on Linux though, as some of your includes have lowercase names, whereas the actual filenames start with uppercase, also the resources folder is missing from the source so even after I got it to compile on Linux it se...

I thought I would have a go at this, although my method was similar to Avansc's I figured it might help out to post how I did it. Ok, so firstly I made a diagram like so: http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/7893/poolqwj.jpg Since the question tells you the pool's area is 1800m^2 then you know that L*...

Linux FTW! though I'm not a huge fan of KDE. I've got ubuntu on my desktop (with awesomeWM) and also an ubuntu file server with 128MB RAM that doesn't run X11 :P Anyway, have fun with your server & Linux. Personally I think it's way better than Windows the only problem being alot of programs I u...

maybe destructable terrain since that looks pretty fun. It is. But finding an efficient fill algo [for circles, to fill in 'transparent'] can be a real pain. I did this once; I actually had a 32x32 map that I scaled up to 640x480, shooting a projectile created a hole in the map. I wound up doing pe...

Hello, I've been following the AiGD series and lurking the forums for some time now but this is my first time posting. After being somewhat inspired I learned the basics of SDL and made a simple pong clone (emphasis on simple) with pseudo-realistic physics which is available here for Linux and Windo...