Posted by neonbjb on 06:31:00 12-21-2002
Hey whats up? I was wondering if anyone wanted to review my code for a tank game i am developing. There are still quite a few bugs and the language is C++. email me at neonbjb to get the source if you are interesting in participating in this project. You can also go to my website by clicking on the page below to see some screenshots of my works and whatnot.
Posted by neonbjb on 06:34:00 12-21-2002
Sorry, yeah email me at neonbjb@yahoo.com or go to my website if your interested in participating in this project. Nothing is really required, but I would suggest that you know or have Metrowerks code warrior and are really good at object oriented programming Thanks!
Posted by stilldo on 14:19:00 03-11-2003
i have codewarrior, and am interesting in at least having a look at a program with more than about fifty lines of code... but i cant program anything. perhaps this would be a good opportunity to start learnin' C++?
kewl
Posted by neonbjb on 11:49:00 04-06-2003
kkz, i'll see if i can dig up that code (that was quite a while ago )
Posted by Mickey on 20:33:00 10-02-2003
I am appealing to stilldo (newbie) I'm interested in a programming but I can only do Qbasic so will you join me in a game (I'm a newbie to so it won't be any lara croft game)
Posted by dxprog on 23:23:00 10-02-2003
Certainly couldn't do that with a QB game anyways
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Posted by eosp on 04:41:00 10-06-2003
Is codewarrior easily portable to djgpp's c++?
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Posted by Neu[Mann] on 05:11:00 10-06-2003
eosp: No.
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Posted by eosp on 07:41:00 10-06-2003
Ok then - I guess its one of the ides like vb where it's more than coding.
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Posted by Neu[Mann] on 07:56:00 10-06-2003
No. CodeWarrior is a modern C/C++ IDE producing 32 bit apps for Apple or Windows using platform-specific APIs or a cross-platform framework...
DJGPP is for DOS. It's outdated.
Posted by eosp on 08:28:00 10-06-2003
Well sorry - There are some expansion packs to make windows programs, and it's great for making oses, unless you're using grub.
With your argument against it, there is no reason to make an os, since theres no reason to have an asmbler.
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Posted by Neu[Mann] on 08:32:00 10-06-2003
DJGPP is outdated. The fact that you are using it to make an 'OS' doesn't change that fact.
Posted by eosp on 08:38:00 10-06-2003
It still has more power than vb/codewarrior for advanced stuff. No offense, but VB is made by M$, and CodeWarrior is not much better off.
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Posted by cowsarenotevil on 08:54:00 10-06-2003
You can make an OS with Codewarrior, Visual Studio, GCC, and probably VB. What's your point?
EDIT: However, DJGPP is slow, outdated, and non ANSII compliant.
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Posted by dxprog on 09:13:00 10-06-2003
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On 2003-10-06 08:54, cowsarenotevil wrote:
You can make an OS with Codewarrior, Visual Studio, GCC, and probably VB.
I can tell you this right now: You can't use VB to make an OS (at least, not with any Windows version)
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Posted by sacah on 17:19:00 10-16-2003
Good to see YPN hasn't changed, young ppl arguing over stuff they have no idea about, on a topic that does not need to be disscussed, stick to the original topic of this post. Not start another 'my * is better than your *' crap.
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