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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Yes it makes a difference. You can not use 32-bit in 64-bit process directly and vice versa. Tha…
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Thompson Lee
Thank you for your external tools setup that actually helped me a lot, and did saved some time. An…
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Sebastian
EDIT: first off I should say this is after watching ep 32, so maybe this has already changed in th…
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Andrew Bromage
I would be interested in seeing that. In particular, it would be interesting to know how to plan a…
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Thompson Lee
After mucking around for 10 hours, I was able to export functions into the DLL, but I'm not happy.…
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Justin
I saw an article on Gamedev.net telling how to properly plan, I'll post the link if anyone is inte…
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Joshua de Leon
I hopped on to my Emacs to work tonight and whenever I try to open a file I get the error "selecti…
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Thompson Lee
Does that actually make a difference? I was wondering since the end result was the same. :S I qui…
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Michael Nicolella
Looks like your DLL is being built as 64-bit (x64 platform), but your executable is 32bit (Win32 p…
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norswap
I don't see any incompatibilities between the current game and isometric graphics (well, except th…
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norswap
Here's how I do it. , I always launch emacs through a .bat file, here's what it contains: :: CUST…
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Thompson Lee
EDIT: DLL generated. Don't know how to get the EXE to load the DLL that was dynamically compiled/…
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Thompson Lee
Ah I see. That fixes the #includes issue I was having.
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Michael Nicolella
'static' means 'local to translation unit', and so the function has 'internal linkage' and so the …
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Thompson Lee
GameUpdateAndRender and GameGetSoundSamples. handmade.cpp handmade.h It is located in main.cp…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
About which function is warning about? In which file it is defined? And where declared? How are yo…
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Thompson Lee
That is a warning? It can't be... I created a brand new C++ project, and created a static function…
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Casey Muratori
The reason I always tag comments with my name is so that I can search for them on projects where t…
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Casey Muratori
I have never even heard of King's Field. I will see if I can find it, or at least I will watch a …
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John Meyer
Did you read past first paragraph of my post? Literally the next sentence I say that it is acting…
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Roderic Bos
Take a look at the warnings casey disabled in the build command file. He explicitly disabled that …
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Thompson Lee
Before Day 21, all of the codes I followed with Casey can be compiled and built without much fuss …
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Rafael Grossi
that sounds an interesting idea, even if it doesn't fix my problem would reduce the opening time b…
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J
I used to think that OOP was the be all end all of programming. Then I took a class where the prof…
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Benjamin Pedersen
It might be better to base lengths on heights, but since we view the character from an angle, the …
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Simon Anciaux
What I meant was a shortcut to cycle throw errors instead of having to double click on lines in th…
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Bigpet
I love source control as much as the next guy but I really like including the name after the comme…
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Dazaster
When I make and create games in C and I don't have a renderer sorted yet, I use the AllocConsole()…
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Juliano
Isn't that one of the key features of a version control system? I mean, I've been working in .Net …
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Here is different single-header library for debug text: (public domain) From Sean Barrett, author…
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