THe Floating Brain wrote:It kinda contains all the definitions for all my classes, including the ones that dont have source file (I dont really want to give all that away) what parts of the file do you need?
If you can't cut out the definition of the class implemented in the source file and leave the declarations, you'll probably just have to analyse the file yourself unless you have a really long time to remove all of your declarations.
What should I be looking for?
P.s To me this sounds like a Visual Studio fluke, do you think if I tried upgrading my project to VC++ 2010 (as opposed to 2008) it might work?
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I've never been able to successfully link SFML and compile a project.. maybe I'll get bored and try it again some day, but alas my spare time is short these days.
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dandymcgee wrote:but alas my spare time is short these days.
+1
I have to re-do my collision system, make a cloud application and make a game with my engine (which is why I need to mess with the engine code so badly to fix bugs, and to implement the new collision system) by the 27th of this month AND I have to have a website done by the ninth of next month.
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