C++ really isn't as hard as everyone makes it out to be. If I ever get off of my butt and learn some more math stuff, then I just might start using it. Nice resources BTW.
Hey guys, if you want to do hardcore code... dont bother with c++ go right to smalltalk.
You'r right Dogzer! But look at the downloads section... now if people are only willing to put that much effor tinto things that are *eas* what do you think they would do with something that might actually regire them to think? Hahaha just add water and a 200 hundred pound tomato.
cos its almoust impossible to learn the langue. Sure it would be great to know how to make c++, I even visited you links and I dont know what program to download, there is just to much. If you could give me the exact file to download, the files that I must have in order to make a program/game. That would be nice. An also is c++ a langue in it self or does it use htm or anything like that.
To make something in Windows, you have to include Windows.h and use WinMain() instead of main(). Welcome to the nightmare world of Windows programming with handles and structures flying left right and centre.
The beauty of MMF is it's simplicity. You can insert an edit object just by dropping it in the frame. In C++ you have to write some code to create it, keep a handle to it somewhere so you can still read/modify it, write some code to destroy it at the end of the application, and every time you want to test something, you have to compile and fix any errors you've made.
Using an edit object in windows might not be 100% like that, it is easier if you sue dialog boxes, windows programming isn't my thing. It's a darn lot harder than just dropping it in the frame anyway.
learn Java then learn C++ cause java is quiet easy to learn but it can prepare you to learn harder languages such as C++. (I'm learning it at the moment)
Making a game with MMF is like making a building outta wooden planks and instant cement. You can do simple decorations, shacks, houses, even schools. But the bigger it gets, the harder it is to keep up. You can do all sorts of stuff quickly, just as long as you don't try to build a massive factory or a skyscraper.
C++ is more like raw materials. You gotta shape it, modify it, and alloy the damn thing into concrete yourself. But once you've figured out how to do it, it's pretty smooth from there.
Now if only I could be bothered to learn C++.
Disclaimer: Any sarcasm in my posts will not be mentioned as that would ruin the purpose. It is assumed that the reader is intelligent enough to tell the difference between what is sarcasm and what is not.
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