Hello!!
I’m new to Linux programming and I’m searching a little
C++ (Object Oriented Programming) example with the makefile
and/or a procedure to make it. Why ? I have tested SDL with a little
C program, and the compilation work fine. Now, I’m thinking about
a game and I want to make OBJECTS (like ball.cpp ball.h with a main.c)
that is working properly and compile. So I just want a little example or
a site that is talking about it (an example with a ball and a main and a
Makefile).
I want to be able to Ball::Draw !! He but I’ve tryed and I never find
the compilation problem… so HELP ME!!!
In the open-source community, we have a favorite quote
from Mohandas Gandhi: “First they ignore you. Then they
laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win.”
-Evidently, we’re getting close to winning. LiNuX rUlEz!
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I usually separate out all my objects, compile them, and link them. I would
suggest making a base class then using virtual methods to control the
rendering of your objects (which are presumably derived form the base
class). I am dong an OpenGL/SDL game in C++ and having a great experience so
far.
Hello!!
I’m new to Linux programming and I’m searching a little
C++ (Object Oriented Programming) example with the makefile
and/or a procedure to make it. Why ? I have tested SDL with a little
C program, and the compilation work fine. Now, I’m thinking about
a game and I want to make OBJECTS (like ball.cpp ball.h with a main.c)
that is working properly and compile. So I just want a little example or
a site that is talking about it (an example with a ball and a main and a
Makefile).
I want to be able to Ball::Draw !! He but I’ve tryed and I never find
the compilation problem… so HELP ME!!!
ThX GaNg!
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Mathieu Girard – Programmeur S?nior en R&D
mgirard at microtecsecurite.com
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In the open-source community, we have a favorite quote
from Mohandas Gandhi: “First they ignore you. Then they
laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win.”
-Evidently, we’re getting close to winning. LiNuX rUlEz!
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
Salut Mathieu,
je te recommande Objective-C pour la programmation
Object, c’est un peu ?trange au d?but mais une fois
que tu as la main tu sais toujours ou tu es et il n’y a pas
moyen de se perdre.
Pourquoi je te recommande Objective-C, tout simplement parce que tu
peux cr?er tes objets et tout ?crire en C normal, avec appel des fonctions
C traditionnelles dans les m?thodes de tes objets.
Il y a plusieurs distribution, dont l’officielle pour Linux
:http://www.gnustep.org
sinon j’en ai cr?? une ? part qui est un peu sp?ciale
car adapt?e ? mes besoins.
Pour avoir une id?e de la relation entre SDL et Objective-C utilisant
la distribution officielle, je te recommande http://www.3dkit.org
A +
Jocelyn
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news: mailman.997980664.27422.sdl at libsdl.org…> Hello!!
I'm new to Linux programming and I'm searching a little
C++ (Object Oriented Programming) example with the makefile
and/or a procedure to make it. Why ? I have tested SDL with a little
C program, and the compilation work fine. Now, I’m thinking about
a game and I want to make OBJECTS (like ball.cpp ball.h with a main.c)
that is working properly and compile. So I just want a little example or
a site that is talking about it (an example with a ball and a main and a
Makefile).
I want to be able to Ball::Draw !! He but I’ve tryed and I never find
the compilation problem… so HELP ME!!!
ThX GaNg!
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
Mathieu Girard – Programmeur S?nior en R&D
mgirard at microtecsecurite.com
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
In the open-source community, we have a favorite quote
from Mohandas Gandhi: “First they ignore you. Then they
laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win.”
-Evidently, we’re getting close to winning. LiNuX rUlEz!
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
but I’ve tryed and I never find