That's about it :D
Type: Posts; User: radroach
That's about it :D
Have you tried ORing (|) ios::app to append to a file?
This is more for my own advancement than to distribute for other users. Yes I do know how big it is.
I have seen your tutorial "How Do I... Run a program from within a program."
Oh wait... perhaps I should describe what I am working on. I am working on an GUI IDE for g++. It will have...
Here is a list off the top of my head
FLTK (this one has been the best in my experience)
GTK+
GLUI
PUI (or is it PLUI)
Mesa
Allegro has its own GUI
There is a game engine that is...
Hard call both openGL and DirectX are used for professional games
Q1. DirectX is Windows specific it cannot run on any other operating system OpenGL can.
Q1b. Performance depends on the...
I guess your right it would be a Java-ish approach with that I might as well embed java classes into my program or python mods I would run a little slower but the plugins can be shared between...
Oh this may be something I will want look into. Do you know any good references on the subject?
But can libraries load at run-time? That is what I am really after
Library must be used when compiling they are hard coded into the program. It would be easier to upgrade, edit a porgram by just replacing a file or a DLL unfortunately DLLs aren't platform...
Not quite what I am looking for this guy programed a game engine that loads DLLs at run-time. Kind of like working with plugins what I am trying to figure out is if there is a way to do this without...
Is there a way to save a function pointer or a whole class (variables, members, methods and all) using C++ or C. I was just wondering because I saw this interesting tutorial on this site about...
Well... that sucks I guess I'll just have to write everything in the header then Thanx for your help....actually maybe I'll try something else. Thanks for the help TTFN!
What I am trying to do:
I have a problem -- but I suppose you might have guessed that.
I am trying to write a tree of arbitrary data. The idea behind it is:
for the programmer using it -- most...