Hi guys I was just wondering if any of you have any advice/pointers/recommended reading materials you could share with me cause I'm trying to learn C and C++ but I really don't know where to start.
P.S. Does Weland work in windows xp?
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Trying to get into programming C++ etc.
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Start here. Better yet, skip C and learn this.FlashMan1294 wrote:Hi guys I was just wondering if any of you have any advice/pointers/recommended reading materials you could share with me cause I'm trying to learn C and C++ but I really don't know where to start.
P.S. Does Weland work in windows xp?
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Learn C on the Macintosh was my first book. I do not recommend it.
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Yes Weland works with XP
Taking a class/buying a book is probably the best way to go, but I learned the C++ standard library using this reference, and using google for compiler errors I didn't understand or anything like OpenGL/SDL that goes beyond the standard library.
I just copied example programs to get familiar with syntax, then tried to come up with other programs (calculators/tools, text-based games, pong, basic game engines etc.) to code that used what I'd already learned. It takes some self discipline if you want to learn that way though, and I wouldn't necessarily recommend it since you probably won't have anyone telling you when your code is sloppy/inefficient/absolutely-terrible-despite-the-fact-that-it-at-least-compiles.
I just copied example programs to get familiar with syntax, then tried to come up with other programs (calculators/tools, text-based games, pong, basic game engines etc.) to code that used what I'd already learned. It takes some self discipline if you want to learn that way though, and I wouldn't necessarily recommend it since you probably won't have anyone telling you when your code is sloppy/inefficient/absolutely-terrible-despite-the-fact-that-it-at-least-compiles.
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Thanks For the references!
Anyway my long term goal is to get into sdl/opengl C++ with the goal of perfecting a PSP port of A1.
Also, I never bother checking to see if Weland worked on xp: I always assumed it was mac only.
It can run on craptacular comps, right?
Sorry, no job, so no cash for indulgences.
Anyway my long term goal is to get into sdl/opengl C++ with the goal of perfecting a PSP port of A1.
Also, I never bother checking to see if Weland worked on xp: I always assumed it was mac only.
It can run on craptacular comps, right?
Sorry, no job, so no cash for indulgences.
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