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dev-c++ problem6th September 2009 std::cin.get() is also a way to do it. I'm not entirely sure about the technical difference, but I think that cin.get() reads a key from the Console INput (CIN), whereas cin.peek() peeks. The behaviour of the two should be entirely similar unless you're*snip* |
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Trial-run.. C++ class.. Book selection4th September 2009 Ok, one vote for Accelerated C++! [quote]but because it means you can write down explicit instructions/tutorials about learning C++ that another person can easily follow.[/quote] What? [quote]but it might be better to use command line/bash/powershell + *snip* |
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Trial-run.. C++ class.. Book selection4th September 2009 Well, that leaves me, Agent Smith, Spare and steve_ancell. Anyone else? |
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Trial-run.. C++ class.. Book selection4th September 2009 Thanks Agent Smith! :) I'll take that book into consideration. Hm... That book now has two votes, I think. 'Thinking In C++' has one. Unless anyone else pitches in with some more vote(s), I think we'll go with 'C++ Programming for the Absolute Beginne*snip* |
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Trial-run.. C++ class.. Book selection3rd September 2009 This is the Official Socoder C++ Class!!! That's why I named the thread as such! As for devkits... I honestly don't care, and don't think it matters whether people use a hax0red version of VS2008, the Microsoft C++ Express Edition IDE+Compiler, Dev-C++ o*snip* |
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Trial-run.. C++ class.. Book selection3rd September 2009 [quote]And Afr0, without intending to offend, since you are one of the people learning, wouldn't it be better if someone who isn't created the exercises? That would make sure that the exercises would be relevant and purposeful.[/quote] As I've said before*snip* |
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Trial-run.. C++ class.. Book selection3rd September 2009 Ok, you know the deal! Who wants to participate? So far it seems me, Spare and steve_ancell, possibly shroom_monk, are up for it! If anyone would like to volunteer as teachers, you can let it be known in this thread. Otherwise I think... that the class p*snip* |
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Learning class?3rd September 2009 Yup. I'm going to create a thread today probably, I just haven't had time yet. |
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Learning class?2nd September 2009 [quote]BOTM club sounds vaguely interesting, but also quite limited in how many folk are reading the same book, and also working through at the same pace.[/quote] It wouldn't be a BOTM club! Everyone would agree on a book in unison and work through one ch*snip* |
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Learning class?2nd September 2009 Well... uhm.. we wouldn't neccessarily have to start a new forum section for it. What they did on Gamedev.net was they chose a book, everyone did a chapter of the book every day, and if there were any things they didn't get the teachers would explain them*snip* |
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Learning class?2nd September 2009 Would it be useful to start a subforum for C++ classes with instruct(ors) like they did on Gamedev.net? I know I could teach away some things, though I am decidedly not the best C++ programmer here. I'm thinking it might bring more people about... I don'*snip* |
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Inheriting abstract classes in C++2nd September 2009 [quote]However, your void Run() function is not overridden in the derived class, so it still exists as a pure virtual function inside the derived class.[/quote] Yeah, I realized I needed to override it, and that I wasn't doing it. Saying it still exists a*snip* |
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Inheriting abstract classes in C++1st September 2009 Given the following abstract baseclass (it being abstract isn't very obvious - unlike C# where a class is marked with the 'abstract' keyword, C++ classes are automatically marked as abstract if they contain one or more pure virtual functions), why is the c*snip* |
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$10,000 Indie Game Competition (2beegames)31st August 2009 Uploaded a new version! Please download and tell me whether I should put in fewer or more enemies! |
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Another new guy <_>31st August 2009 He's studying Chinese, he told me in Norwegian - although I've no idea what he's supposed to know Chinese for (unless he's studying marketing and/or sales besides Chinese..)! |
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QOTD : Engrossed31st August 2009 Speaking of games that eat time; The number of hours I've spent playing Sim City 2000, 3000 and even 4 are too numerous to count. |
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Say ''B-Bye'' to the bulb !31st August 2009 We're all gonna die! durrr |
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Another new guy <_>30th August 2009 What happened was... uhm... Idigidragon bought out Blitzcoder, and hatched an egg called Coder's Workshop. So we all migrated. Then Idigidragon set fire to it's own egg, and basically Jay made this site. Hva skal du med Kinesisk? :P |
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Indiepath's Modules - Not working..30th August 2009 Unless D3D7GraphicsDriver is a custom class, I would look up it's documentation in the manuals. My guess is it's interface has changed since that code was written. If it's a custom class... I have no idea! |
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Another new guy <_>30th August 2009 Hei der! Hva studerer du i Kina? Hi! |
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Just when you think that things couldnt get worst!29th August 2009 Wow! As Jay said... yeah, I really hope things will start to turn around for you. |
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blitzmax >= blitz3d?27th August 2009 [quote]I cannot think of a single free mainstream language that does not support threads.[/quote] Blitz3D, AFAIK, does not support threads. Which is what I was getting at. |
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blitzmax >= blitz3d?26th August 2009 Max natively supports threads, which is an advantage in itself. From what I've seen, it also has a more active community in terms of people developing libraries and interfaces to native Windows dlls. Max is almost certainly the right choice for a server *snip* |
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another hi thread26th August 2009 Hi! |
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QOTD : Engrossed26th August 2009 I once literally spent an entire Sunday playing World Of Warcraft, with only a few minutes break here and there to go to the bathroom and eat. |
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