Elysian Shadows

But, I decided to try this YouTube thing out too :) I've been pretty interested in the work mozilla has been doing with the Rust programming language, so I implemented an easy game in it to try it out... Love any feedback, definitely new to this ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-nKhcrtbrs ps: I'm...

I must admit, one of my favorite things about non-closure lambdas is their compatibility with standard C function pointers. As someone who interops with strict C code fairly regularly, I think it's badass to be able to pull a lambda out of my ass and pass it off to a C lib as a callback. I haven't ...

My previous internship I spent a month so I could update the compiler from gcc3 to the latest gcc (and clang) release so we could start experimenting with new c++11 features. Let me just say it, worth it! The code is much more succinct, and much better at expressing the programmer's intent. That sai...

Donated! Hope it helps dude, I know how much this can suck :( Factor in parents who feel they've already done too much, and you don't know the half of it -.-; But thanks a ton man! I am very grateful to you and all the rest of the community who are willing to help me out. I honestly wasn't sure if ...

Donated! Hope it helps dude, I know how much this can suck

the first course preview was posted today, with a github link to download the skeleton code.

http://www.cppgm.org/pa1.html

Hey guys, I saw the link for this online course today, immediately signed up, and thought of everyone who should know. I know this is a website about game development primarily, but since so many of us use c/++ in our every day life I thought at least some of you would be interested in taking the cl...

Haha I enjoyed this / sent it to friends

Thanks!

Hey this is awesome! I especially like the zombie models

Looks fantastic!

I'm curious, from the WIKI I am unsure how one would be utilize NAM. Could you post an example of what benefit it is providing you? From the basic usage tutorial, it seems you write a class that writes and reads a file, and it returns to you, the user, a shared_ptr<T> (T is the type you just wrote) ...

haha

Rebornxeno wrote:I tried initializing more ID3DDeviceContext but that didnt help my problem at all

I don't understand

Use initialization instead of assignment. ie: IndexBuffer index(500); This will invoke the copy constructor, which you should also define if you have not (since you defined the assignment operator) IndexBuffer::IndexBuffer(const IndexBuffer &other) : index(other.index), size(other.size) { } [/s]...

RandomDever wrote:But wouldn't std::vector have a bit more RAM overhead than a simple bare-bones class like mine?

Most likely vector is exactly what you want. If not, there is std::array.

TheBuzzSaw wrote:I'm glad SDL is moving forward, but I'm tired of C frameworks. I'm investigating SFML to see if I like the API.

Personally I'm not a huge fan of the camelCase, but I guess it does help intellisense with visual studio