Elysian Shadows

Might I be the one to recommend a more OO language such as Java or C#. Learning either of those languages will give you a far better understanding of OOP, which you can apply in C++

Im not trying to make it seem like I am a quitter, I just dont have the time to tweak and troubleshoot. I read up on SFML and decided to spend today playing with it, it didnt work so I will stick with what I know for now.

Screw it. Back to SDL, I added the sfml-window to the linker and still got a hand full of errors.

I followed the tutorial form start to finished and still recieved these errors when I tried to compile their "Opening a window" code. 1>------ Build started: Project: AppleSauce, Configuration: Debug Win32 ------ 1>Compiling... 1>Engine.cpp 1>Linking... 1>Engine.obj : error LNK2019: unreso...

I was just having problems with VC++ earlier on. WHen Ive run more or less identical code in Dev C++ Im getting less errors. Aint sure why this is. I'd suggest using Code::Blocks instead. VC++ is very old and outdated, never updated anymore. Code::Blocks, Eclipse, or NetBeans (I think it has a C++ ...

I am a Moosader fanboy xP

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Looks great Rachel! It read clearly and I could understand each process well!

My teacher urged me o go into it because very few people compete, so I did. Seeing that I work with C# on occasion, I figure this shouldn't be too hard, but I made need some help in the future with some of you Java developers

Well here in Texas we have UIL which is a competition at the academic, athletic and other levels between schools of the same size ranking. Well, I live in a small town and I decided to compete in Computer Science this year.The test I took a few days ago was written in java ( I don't know java ), I s...

I have been working with SDL and I have discovered recently SFML.. it seems a lot simpler and just generally easier... I want to switch but their documentation may be the worst on the planet. I have gotten an application to compile but every time I go for a window my VS screams at me... I followed e...

I really just started working with C++ in netbeans a few weeks ago and frankly I am loving it. It has built in live performance tools that help you benchmark your applications as well as amazing refactoring that makes life easy.

I think that is a common mis-conception all around. It has a plugin for nearly every language out there xD I use it for PHP more than Java

Uses netbeans IDE for their C++ development? If not why... and if so why?

* I'm simply curious as to why netbeans really hasn't taken a firm hold in the Cpp community

Thank you sir!

Me and my friend are attempting to make another simple game, but enrich it abit. Can anyone point me to good references, tutorials that are up-to date?

Btw, I already own that "From novice to professional", completely useless

xD god I love the youtube captions