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    Thanks Mad_guy for the words, and the Charles...

    Thanks Mad_guy for the words, and the Charles Petzold PDF (I have a few of his older books, great stuff). I'll be studying that book for the next few weeks.

    While managed-anything with .NET is...
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    For Linux, you can create applications using SDL...

    For Linux, you can create applications using SDL or OpenGL to drive graphics, yes. You can also use Qt, GTK+, and wxWidgets as the API along with much lighter graphics use. Also applications written...
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    Thanks for all the suggestions everyone. I've...

    Thanks for all the suggestions everyone.

    I've already started learning C# and WinForms and will be using managed DirectX (MDX) for graphics--started with GDI+ first to get the hang of WinForms...
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    Absolutely. I plan on using OpenGL for any 2D/3D...

    Absolutely. I plan on using OpenGL for any 2D/3D graphics that will be needed beyond the basic resource bitmap drawn.
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    Recommended Method of Creating Games

    I hope a broad question such as this hasn't been asked already but I couldn't find anything through searching.

    I'm interested in making games for Windows as a hobby using C++. I've made games in...
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    Thanks Thantos. Your example was exactly what I...

    Thanks Thantos. Your example was exactly what I was looking for. I've spent entirely too much time being stuck on this little piece of this project. Here is the code snippet for others that may come...
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    Well your main doesn't look like it will keep...

    Well your main doesn't look like it will keep prompting the user for choices until 7 is entered; looks like it will only prompt once and exit. So add
    case 7:
    // Do nothing.
    break;to the above...
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    So store the ifstream::pos_type of each...

    So store the ifstream::pos_type of each end-of-line character from the file then reread the file starting from the first found ifstream::pos_type (which would indicate the last line assuming the log...
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    Reading a Log File in Reverse

    Greetings. I'm a first time poster but a long time anonymous coward to this board.

    I'm a bit stuck on this rather simple task. For my current program which analyzes log files, I need to read lines...
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