I regret not practicing C++

StTheo

Well-Known Member
:facepalm:
Haven't touched C++ for a couple years, and totally forgot about doing "g++ *.cpp" when there are multiple .cpp files you need to compile. That makes sooo much more sense now (I was wondering how the other cpp files were going to be read).

Now that my annoyingly simple error is out of the way, my giant project is done, and it's time to celebrate. Or sleep. Or start making sense.
 

mcfar45

Well-Known Member
:facepalm:
Haven't touched C++ for a couple years, and totally forgot about doing "g++ *.cpp" when there are multiple .cpp files you need to compile. That makes sooo much more sense now (I was wondering how the other cpp files were going to be read).

Now that my annoyingly simple error is out of the way, my giant project is done, and it's time to celebrate. Or sleep. Or start making sense.

Ewwwwww C++
 

Wooty

Well-Known Member
Staff member
Most of my "work-work" is in c++. Using a good framework makes all the difference.
 

StTheo

Well-Known Member
Dat console programming...

But no really. Use Open GL.
I use Core Image and OpenCL a lot (for fun), and they're both based off of OpenGL (well, CL is made by the same people, so kind of). Luckily, my favorite visual programming language (real programmers would probably scoff at comparing it to a normal programming language), Quartz Composer, uses OpenCL, OpenGL, Core Image, and JavaScript.
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Imagine this. But MOVING. As you edit it.
:p
 

Kurtis

Active Member
I wish I understood computer code but it honestly mind fucks me whenever I try to read it. Where did you guys learn how to do it?
 
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