Macintosh Compilers? And.....

[Macabre]

Hi again.
Well, I have a Mac computer, and the only thing have is MPW,a nd Its great, and pretty much does everything, but not compiling.
So my question is this; does anyone know any good mac compilers?

And, on another note, I have started a Mideaval-type game
Its not even close to being done, but I thought to post the code, just to have some people read it over. Because I'm not sure of syntax =(. Could someone take a look at it?

					// Epic Quest
			
					// v0.0.1
					
					// By Macabre Productions
					
					// ©2003
					
					// Pre-release


#include <SIOW.h>
#include <SIOW.r>
#include <SIOW.o>
#include <IOStreams.o>
#include <MacWindows.a>

#define Version "0.0.1"


int Info()

{

	printf("Epic Questv0.0.1");
	
}


int playerinfo()

{
	printf("What is your name?");
	cin>>name;
	return name;

	printf("What is your age?");
	cin>>age;
	return age;
	
	printf("What is your class? (IE: Warrior, Mage or Archer?)");
	cin>>charclass;
	return age;

}

int main()
{

	Player object:
	data:
		Life
		Strength
		Intelligence
		weapon
		armor
	actions:
		heal
		move
		attack
		find item
	END;

	Demon object:
	data:
		Life
		Armor
		weapon
		attack player
	actions:
		heal
		attack
		move
	END;

	class char {
		//stats
	int Strength;
	int Vitality;
	int Intelligence;

	//Equipment
	pointer weapon;
	pointer armor;

	//Actions/Movement
	void move();
	void attack();
	void itempickup();

	}
	
	class Demon {

	int Damage;
	int Armor;

	//Equipment
	pointer weapon;
	pointer armor;

	//Actions/Movement
	void move();
	void attack();
	void itemdrop();

	}
	
	void Player::move() {
	}

	void Player::attack() {
	}

	void Player::find item() {	
	}

	void Player::heal() {
	life++
	}

	void Player::lookr() {
	}

	void Player::lookl() {
	}

	void Demon::move() {
	}

	void Demon::attack() {
	}



	int levels() 

		{

		int lvlchrdf = 1
		int lvlchrmx = 99

		int lvldmndf = 1
		int lvldmnmx = 87

		int chrlife = 100

		if chrlife = 0 {
		end 
	}
}

[jimothygu]

Well, if it's supposed to compile, and it's not because of errors, then do what salem said. But if it doesn't include a compile function, then codewarrior used to be really good for Macs. Of course, I think it might be expensive too, but it's a good environment.

cheers,

Jim

[Luigi]

use codewarrior if u have the money..
If not use project builder its free..
u can d/l it from apple.com in the developper section...