C++ Tutorials and Stuffers

[Winner2]

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[blaman]

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[indyjones]

Then why did you include that bit? You made several people think you did.

I said that to clarify that C is close to torque.

[Herrerarausaure]

Well, I know a good one but it's in French

What a coincidence! I wanted to (re)-start learning C(++) today!

[blaman]

Well, I know a good one but it's in French

What a coincidence! I wanted to (re)-start learning C(++) today!

C has hardly anything to do with C++

[Flood]

I know PHP.

Problem solved.

[DontCare4Free]

C has hardly anything to do with C++

Wrong. C++ is a superset of C.

I said that to clarify that C is close to torque.

It isn't really.

[Max4344]

A good library to get started making games with is SFML:
http://www.sfml-dev.org/

In order to use SFML, you need to know how to link with libraries in your compiler. Since that's compiler specific, you'll have to search for tutorials for your compiler/IDE. If you're using Visual Studio, I think the SFML website will have a tutorial for you.

Make sure you realize SFML is not a game engine, so you'll still have a lot of work to do in order to get a sizable game up and running.

SFML Doesnt Support Visual C++ 2010 :(

[E_net4]

That's odd. This post says otherwise: http://www.sfml-dev.org/tutorials/1.6/start-vc.php

[Max4344]

That's odd. This post says otherwise: http://www.sfml-dev.org/tutorials/1.6/start-vc.php

=/ on the download page it didnt had VC++2010

[E_net4]

You usually get the libraries for a specific platform, not a specific IDE. Just give it a try.