You can't initialize data in the class definition: that's what the constructor is for. In this case, you probably want to use a const object, which must also be initialized in construction.
The...
Type: Posts; User: Thinias
You can't initialize data in the class definition: that's what the constructor is for. In this case, you probably want to use a const object, which must also be initialized in construction.
The...
An alternative solution to VBOs for increasing your render speed is display lists. Display lists are less flexible than VBOs, but the amount of rewrite to go from immediate-mode rendering to Display...
This thread is kind of silly.
Being good at something is as much about having confidence in it as it is about experience. If you walk into a room knowing you can solve whatever problem gets...
In my experience there are usually two causes of this phenomenon:
a) Performing logic inside of asserts.
b) Having different linker settings on Debug and Release mode.
Hope it helps!
-Thinias
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
const char* pString1 = "test.txt";
const char* pString2 = "test2.txt";
const char* file_name[] =...
More specifically, your professor wants to know that you understand the concept of a logical bug (as opposed to a syntactic bug). The idea is that the program compiles, but does not produce the...