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wow, and I'm still learning flash

ThePCKid wrote:

[removed cuz i dont like copying]
This is how to do it:

Code:

#include <iostream>
 
int main()
{
   std::cout << "Hello, world!";
   return 0;
}

OR

Code:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
   cout << "Hello, world!";
   return 0;
}

Three things:
• Don't put .h at the end of an #include statement
• It's int not void
• You forgot to put in an exit code

Hmm
1. Well thats a bit confusing its actually compiler dependent some needs .h , .c , .cpp extension , but some as VC 2008 dont need it 
2. The main statement can be VOID it is again dependent of Compiler TC3.1 supports a    void type main
3. if there is void type statement there is no need for return ; 

Let me show you what i am working on At the moment

Rhy Racer || Complete Jst file Handling is left ||

//This is Source code in C++ for Rhy's Line Racer//

//Header files . (these are the basic thing that tell the computer what to do)
#include<iostream.h> // For basic In and out funcions
#include<graphics.h> // For Graphics
#include<Math.h> // for mathematical functions
#include<conio.h>// for keyboard Initialisation
#include<dos.h> // For MSDOS functions
#include<stdlib.h>//For some basic functions
#include<stdio.h>//
//Basic Functions(could be termed as scratch blocks) and Strutures( group of variables for an object)
// Coor declares a coordinate in 3 dimensions
struct coor{
int x;
int y;
int z;
};
//coor_xy is teh coordinate in 2 dimensions
struct coor_xy{
int x;
int y;
};

inline char keystroke()       // To check if a key is pressed and if pressed which one is pressed
{
    if(kbhit())
    {return getche();
    }
    else
    return 0;
}
inline coor_xy PntPos(coor P,coor Cam,int xrot,int yrot,int zrot,int f_len)  // The rhy's Gale1.2a programming this is how it looks in C++
{  int xy=(P.y*(cos(yrot))-P.z*(sin(yrot)));
   int xz=(P.y*(sin(yrot))+P.z*(cos(yrot)));
   int yz=(xz*(cos(xrot))-P.x*(sin(xrot)));
   int yx=(xz*(sin(xrot))+P.x*(cos(xrot)));
   int zx=(yx*(cos(zrot))-xy*(sin(zrot)));
   int zy=(yx*(sin(zrot))+xy*(cos(zrot)));
   int SFR=(f_len/f_len+yz+P.z+Cam.z);
   coor_xy ret;
   ret.x=(zx+P.x-Cam.x)*SFR;
   ret.y=(zy+P.y-Cam.y)*SFR;
   return ret;
}
inline int dist(coor P,coor Cam) // To find distance of 2 points I will use Draw distance
{ return sqrt(((P.x-Cam.x)*(P.x-Cam.x))+((P.y-Cam.y)*(P.y-Cam.y))+((P.z-Cam.z)*(P.z-Cam.z)));
}

void main() // This is the main thing that runs ie the When Flag clicked this thing runs :D though u can only have 1 main
{      coor Camera;     // Here is the declration of a coordinate camera
        //Lets initialise our camera at the starting position
        Camera.x=-100;
        Camera.y=0;
        Camera.z=-200;
           // The focal length
    int focallength = 10;
       fstream fin;
       fin::open("c:/autoexec.dat");



// INITIALISATION OF GRAPHIC DRIVERS
    /* request auto detection */
    int gdriver = DETECT, gmode, errorcode;
    int midx, midy, i;

/* initialize graphics, local variables*/
    initgraph(&gdriver, &gmode, "");

/* read result of initialization */
    errorcode = graphresult();
    if (errorcode != grOk)  /* an error
    occurred */
    {
    printf("Graphics error: %s\n", grapherrormsg(errorcode));
    printf("Press any key to halt:");
    getch();
    exit(1); /* terminate with error code */
    }
    char game ='y';    // a variable of type character that tells if the game loop has to be run or not
        do{ settextstyle(GOTHIC_FONT,0,5);   // This sets the text style to Gothic Font with size 5 and Horizontal typing
             for(float i=0;i<30;i+=5)// A loop that runs 6 times
                {
                     cleardevice();// the clear button
                     setbkcolor(GREEN);//sets background color to green
                     setcolor(i);// sets Pen color to variable value i
                     outtextxy(100,200,"Credits to Rhy & BWOG");
                     delay(400);// Halts the screen for 400 miliseconds
                }
            cleardevice();
            settextstyle(SANS_SERIF_FONT,0,20);
            outtextxy(190,140,"DG");
            settextstyle(SANS_SERIF_FONT,0,5);
            outtextxy(190,260,"Games");
            delay(900);
            cleardevice();
            settextstyle(0,0,6);
            setbkcolor(BLACK);
            setcolor(GREEN);
            outtextxy(10,10,"Line Racing");
            getch();
            settextstyle(0,0,2);
            outtextxy(0,180,"To Begin race press key");
            outtextxy(0,220," no options so far");
            getch(); // Halts the screen to the menu
            char RACE='t'; // Declares and sets a variable RACE to t which tells the Computer that race is going on

            coor Map[100];// Here is your map space  a list which contains 3 coordinate per element :D
            float Vel,Theta; // Variables for our car
            do
            {       cleardevice();//This gives us a fresh screen to paint
                for(int i=1;i<=100;i++)// Prints the MAP ALL AS WHOLE MUWHAHAHA C++ HAS NO PROBLEM PASTING THE WHOLE 100Point map its too mere for it :p
                {
                    lineto(PntPos(Map[i],Camera,0,0,0,focallength).x,PntPos(Map[i],Camera,0,0,0,focallength).y);// This function draws line from current point to the given point
                }
            char k = keystroke();   // sets a character variable keystroke to the keypressed
            if(k=='w') // Accelerates your car
            { if(Vel<12)
                Vel=Vel+1;
            }
            else if(k=='s')  // Brakes!!!!!!
            { if(Vel>0);
                Vel=Vel-1;
            }
            if(k=='a') // here we built the steering wheel though i think of using mouse rather then keyboard for directional control
            {     Theta = Theta+10/Vel;
            }
            else if(k=='d')
            {     Theta = Theta - 10/Vel;
            }
            if(k=='q')
            {     exit(1);// this means if Q is pressed the program will exit
            }

             // The following code tells the car to move
            Camera.x= Camera.x+Vel*cos(Theta);
            Camera.y= Camera.y+Vel*sin(Theta);
            delay(2);
 }while(RACE == 't');
    cleardevice();
    outtext("Do u want to Quit(y/n)");
    char ch= getche(); // Sets Game to N when the race is done and U want to quit;
      if(ch!='y'&&ch!='n')
      { do
        {    cleardevice();
            outtext("Do u want to Quit(y/n)");
            ch= getche();
        }while(ch=='y'&&ch=='n');
      }
      else
      game=ch;
}while(game=='y'); // Runs the loop till game =  Y

}

DG games GALEROIT ENGINE : an engine that supports both 3d and 2d graphics but at VGA
its the unfinished Galeroit.cpp

#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<graphics.h>


//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//Take it as a gift or a default directory for writing files on Roit Engine  /
//The only engine that can handle both 2d and 3d Data :D                     /
//Coder : Abhishek Hingnikar AKA fanofcena AKA Dark                          /
//Version: 0.1 Alpha                                                         /
//For Game : ACID TOXIC SURVIVAL
//Basic idea for writing this is to make it easier to depute the whole game
//into small basic parts or structures so that it becomes easy for someone else
//to understand                                             /
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

struct coor{
         int x;
         int y;
         int z;
};
struct coorXY
{            int x;
         int y;
};
struct image{
         coorXY points[400];
         int color[400];
};
struct sprite2D{
         image Costume[10];
         coorXY Position;
         int Direction;

};

struct trngle{
         coor Points[3];
         int Color;
};

struct ANGLE3D
{ int xy;
  int yz;
  int xz;
};
struct Organ{

         trngle Polys[200];
         coor Position;
         ANGLE3D Angle;
};


Struct Body_Human{
         int Dress;
         Organ LeftHandHi;
         Organ LeftHandLo;
         Organ RightHandHi;
         Organ RightHandLo;
         Organ Head;
         Organ Midsection;
         Organ LeftLegHi;
         Organ LeftLegLo;
         Organ RightLegHi;
         Organ RightLegLo;
         Organ Pelvis;
         Organ Weapon;
         coor  Position;
         ANGLE3D angel;

};


inline void Key(int &key)
{ if(kbhit())
  key = getche();
  else
  key = 0;
}

// GALE 3D 1.2a By RHY : THIS IS WHAT MAKES RENDERING POSSIBLE

inline coor_xy PntPos(coor P,coor Cam,int xrot,int yrot,int zrot,int f_len) 
{  int xy=(P.y*(cos(yrot))-P.z*(sin(yrot)));
   int xz=(P.y*(sin(yrot))+P.z*(cos(yrot)));
   int yz=(xz*(cos(xrot))-P.x*(sin(xrot)));
   int yx=(xz*(sin(xrot))+P.x*(cos(xrot)));
   int zx=(yx*(cos(zrot))-xy*(sin(zrot)));
   int zy=(yx*(sin(zrot))+xy*(cos(zrot)));
   int SFR=(f_len/f_len+yz+P.z+Cam.z);
   coor_xy ret;
   ret.x=(zx+P.x-Cam.x)*SFR;
   ret.y=(zy+P.y-Cam.y)*SFR;
   return ret;
}





// Basic functions and structures for the Game

struct Humaniod{// this can be used for both Cyborgs and Humans :P
char Name[10];
Body_Hisbody hisbody;
int weps[3];
int Ammunation[3][3];
int Health;
}

This runs seemless on TC 3.1 due to graphics.h file 

Last edited by fanofcena (2010-04-27 02:42:43)

Phi_Lho wrote:

urhungry wrote:

Cool! If I had windows I would use c++ or c#, but I don't.

C++ works on all systems, including Macs if that's what you have. Look for Gnu Compiler for example.
C# can work on Unix-like systems, AFAIK, look for Mono, which is a project to make C# working in a portable way.

Tru that C++ Works on any System jst the compiled format changes

urhungry wrote:

Cool! If I had windows I would use c++ or c#, but I don't.

Try mono!
Mono-project

meew0 wrote:

ThePCKid wrote:

meew0 wrote:

I've got MS VisualStudio 2010 Professional. That's the best version you can introduce 

Lucky. I only have these Visual Studio programs installed:

• Visual Basic 2008
• Visual C# 2010

The professional or the express version?

I can't remember how I could get the professional version without any buying. 

Hmmm... i have an idea of how, but Im fine with just the express edition.

I have
VB 2008 Express edition
VC++ 2008 Express edition (With Dark GDK plugin)
VC# 2008 Express edition coupled with the XNA Game Studio plugin.

Dark GDK (Allows for 2D and 3D games easily.)
XNA Game Studio (Allows for you to make games for the PC and the XBOX 360 (Only if you pay about $200 a year though.)

Last edited by markyparky56 (2010-04-27 14:53:59)

Cnor wrote:

How much did it cost?

Express editions are free.
http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/

fanofcena wrote:

ThePCKid wrote:

[removed cuz i dont like copying]
This is how to do it:

Code:

#include <iostream>
 
int main()
{
   std::cout << "Hello, world!";
   return 0;
}

OR

Code:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
   cout << "Hello, world!";
   return 0;
}

Three things:
• Don't put .h at the end of an #include statement
• It's int not void
• You forgot to put in an exit code

Hmm
1. Well thats a bit confusing its actually compiler dependent some needs .h , .c , .cpp extension , but some as VC 2008 dont need it 
2. The main statement can be VOID it is again dependent of Compiler TC3.1 supports a    void type main
3. if there is void type statement there is no need for return ; 

Let me show you what i am working on At the moment

Rhy Racer || Complete Jst file Handling is left ||

Code:

//This is Source code in C++ for Rhy's Line Racer//

//Header files . (these are the basic thing that tell the computer what to do)
#include<iostream.h> // For basic In and out funcions
#include<graphics.h> // For Graphics
#include<Math.h> // for mathematical functions
#include<conio.h>// for keyboard Initialisation
#include<dos.h> // For MSDOS functions
#include<stdlib.h>//For some basic functions
#include<stdio.h>//
//Basic Functions(could be termed as scratch blocks) and Strutures( group of variables for an object)
// Coor declares a coordinate in 3 dimensions
struct coor{
int x;
int y;
int z;
};
//coor_xy is teh coordinate in 2 dimensions
struct coor_xy{
int x;
int y;
};

inline char keystroke()       // To check if a key is pressed and if pressed which one is pressed
{
    if(kbhit())
    {return getche();
    }
    else
    return 0;
}
inline coor_xy PntPos(coor P,coor Cam,int xrot,int yrot,int zrot,int f_len)  // The rhy's Gale1.2a programming this is how it looks in C++
{  int xy=(P.y*(cos(yrot))-P.z*(sin(yrot)));
   int xz=(P.y*(sin(yrot))+P.z*(cos(yrot)));
   int yz=(xz*(cos(xrot))-P.x*(sin(xrot)));
   int yx=(xz*(sin(xrot))+P.x*(cos(xrot)));
   int zx=(yx*(cos(zrot))-xy*(sin(zrot)));
   int zy=(yx*(sin(zrot))+xy*(cos(zrot)));
   int SFR=(f_len/f_len+yz+P.z+Cam.z);
   coor_xy ret;
   ret.x=(zx+P.x-Cam.x)*SFR;
   ret.y=(zy+P.y-Cam.y)*SFR;
   return ret;
}
inline int dist(coor P,coor Cam) // To find distance of 2 points I will use Draw distance
{ return sqrt(((P.x-Cam.x)*(P.x-Cam.x))+((P.y-Cam.y)*(P.y-Cam.y))+((P.z-Cam.z)*(P.z-Cam.z)));
}

void main() // This is the main thing that runs ie the When Flag clicked this thing runs :D though u can only have 1 main
{      coor Camera;     // Here is the declration of a coordinate camera
        //Lets initialise our camera at the starting position
        Camera.x=-100;
        Camera.y=0;
        Camera.z=-200;
           // The focal length
    int focallength = 10;
       fstream fin;
       fin::open("c:/autoexec.dat");



// INITIALISATION OF GRAPHIC DRIVERS
    /* request auto detection */
    int gdriver = DETECT, gmode, errorcode;
    int midx, midy, i;

/* initialize graphics, local variables*/
    initgraph(&gdriver, &gmode, "");

/* read result of initialization */
    errorcode = graphresult();
    if (errorcode != grOk)  /* an error
    occurred */
    {
    printf("Graphics error: %s\n", grapherrormsg(errorcode));
    printf("Press any key to halt:");
    getch();
    exit(1); /* terminate with error code */
    }
    char game ='y';    // a variable of type character that tells if the game loop has to be run or not
        do{ settextstyle(GOTHIC_FONT,0,5);   // This sets the text style to Gothic Font with size 5 and Horizontal typing
             for(float i=0;i<30;i+=5)// A loop that runs 6 times
                {
                     cleardevice();// the clear button
                     setbkcolor(GREEN);//sets background color to green
                     setcolor(i);// sets Pen color to variable value i
                     outtextxy(100,200,"Credits to Rhy & BWOG");
                     delay(400);// Halts the screen for 400 miliseconds
                }
            cleardevice();
            settextstyle(SANS_SERIF_FONT,0,20);
            outtextxy(190,140,"DG");
            settextstyle(SANS_SERIF_FONT,0,5);
            outtextxy(190,260,"Games");
            delay(900);
            cleardevice();
            settextstyle(0,0,6);
            setbkcolor(BLACK);
            setcolor(GREEN);
            outtextxy(10,10,"Line Racing");
            getch();
            settextstyle(0,0,2);
            outtextxy(0,180,"To Begin race press key");
            outtextxy(0,220," no options so far");
            getch(); // Halts the screen to the menu
            char RACE='t'; // Declares and sets a variable RACE to t which tells the Computer that race is going on

            coor Map[100];// Here is your map space  a list which contains 3 coordinate per element :D
            float Vel,Theta; // Variables for our car
            do
            {       cleardevice();//This gives us a fresh screen to paint
                for(int i=1;i<=100;i++)// Prints the MAP ALL AS WHOLE MUWHAHAHA C++ HAS NO PROBLEM PASTING THE WHOLE 100Point map its too mere for it :p
                {
                    lineto(PntPos(Map[i],Camera,0,0,0,focallength).x,PntPos(Map[i],Camera,0,0,0,focallength).y);// This function draws line from current point to the given point
                }
            char k = keystroke();   // sets a character variable keystroke to the keypressed
            if(k=='w') // Accelerates your car
            { if(Vel<12)
                Vel=Vel+1;
            }
            else if(k=='s')  // Brakes!!!!!!
            { if(Vel>0);
                Vel=Vel-1;
            }
            if(k=='a') // here we built the steering wheel though i think of using mouse rather then keyboard for directional control
            {     Theta = Theta+10/Vel;
            }
            else if(k=='d')
            {     Theta = Theta - 10/Vel;
            }
            if(k=='q')
            {     exit(1);// this means if Q is pressed the program will exit
            }

             // The following code tells the car to move
            Camera.x= Camera.x+Vel*cos(Theta);
            Camera.y= Camera.y+Vel*sin(Theta);
            delay(2);
 }while(RACE == 't');
    cleardevice();
    outtext("Do u want to Quit(y/n)");
    char ch= getche(); // Sets Game to N when the race is done and U want to quit;
      if(ch!='y'&&ch!='n')
      { do
        {    cleardevice();
            outtext("Do u want to Quit(y/n)");
            ch= getche();
        }while(ch=='y'&&ch=='n');
      }
      else
      game=ch;
}while(game=='y'); // Runs the loop till game =  Y

}

DG games GALEROIT ENGINE : an engine that supports both 3d and 2d graphics but at VGA
its the unfinished Galeroit.cpp

Code:

#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<graphics.h>


//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//Take it as a gift or a default directory for writing files on Roit Engine  /
//The only engine that can handle both 2d and 3d Data :D                     /
//Coder : Abhishek Hingnikar AKA fanofcena AKA Dark                          /
//Version: 0.1 Alpha                                                         /
//For Game : ACID TOXIC SURVIVAL
//Basic idea for writing this is to make it easier to depute the whole game
//into small basic parts or structures so that it becomes easy for someone else
//to understand                                             /
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

struct coor{
         int x;
         int y;
         int z;
};
struct coorXY
{            int x;
         int y;
};
struct image{
         coorXY points[400];
         int color[400];
};
struct sprite2D{
         image Costume[10];
         coorXY Position;
         int Direction;

};

struct trngle{
         coor Points[3];
         int Color;
};

struct ANGLE3D
{ int xy;
  int yz;
  int xz;
};
struct Organ{

         trngle Polys[200];
         coor Position;
         ANGLE3D Angle;
};


Struct Body_Human{
         int Dress;
         Organ LeftHandHi;
         Organ LeftHandLo;
         Organ RightHandHi;
         Organ RightHandLo;
         Organ Head;
         Organ Midsection;
         Organ LeftLegHi;
         Organ LeftLegLo;
         Organ RightLegHi;
         Organ RightLegLo;
         Organ Pelvis;
         Organ Weapon;
         coor  Position;
         ANGLE3D angel;

};


inline void Key(int &key)
{ if(kbhit())
  key = getche();
  else
  key = 0;
}

// GALE 3D 1.2a By RHY : THIS IS WHAT MAKES RENDERING POSSIBLE

inline coor_xy PntPos(coor P,coor Cam,int xrot,int yrot,int zrot,int f_len) 
{  int xy=(P.y*(cos(yrot))-P.z*(sin(yrot)));
   int xz=(P.y*(sin(yrot))+P.z*(cos(yrot)));
   int yz=(xz*(cos(xrot))-P.x*(sin(xrot)));
   int yx=(xz*(sin(xrot))+P.x*(cos(xrot)));
   int zx=(yx*(cos(zrot))-xy*(sin(zrot)));
   int zy=(yx*(sin(zrot))+xy*(cos(zrot)));
   int SFR=(f_len/f_len+yz+P.z+Cam.z);
   coor_xy ret;
   ret.x=(zx+P.x-Cam.x)*SFR;
   ret.y=(zy+P.y-Cam.y)*SFR;
   return ret;
}





// Basic functions and structures for the Game

struct Humaniod{// this can be used for both Cyborgs and Humans :P
char Name[10];
Body_Hisbody hisbody;
int weps[3];
int Ammunation[3][3];
int Health;
}

This runs seemless on TC 3.1 due to graphics.h file 

Oh. It's just that I found an epic website that lets you learn C++ and it told me not to put .h and the end of an #include statement, use int main() not void main(), and to put return 0; at the end of the main() function.

EDIT: Now it said that you can use void main () instead of int main ()

Last edited by ThePCKid (2010-04-27 20:02:15)

My version of the C++ program:

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main() {
    cout << "Hello World!" << endl;
}

And, what do you think, if I say you that I can program in 26 programming languages (really!) ?

Sorry, I didn't see the topic... But now!

markyparky56 wrote:

I use both C++ and C#, and iv touched a bit on C when modding. I like C...

My code for the hello world program.(Taken straight from the program)

Code:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Hello world!");
            Console.WriteLine("Press enter to exit...");
            Console.Read();
        }
    }
}

Thanks!

Now I know how to stop it from exiting quickly...

  When I get back to home, I can extend this 

fanofcena wrote:

but ur os requires Windows to run so its a VM 

What OS is <Insert persons name> using?

meew0 wrote:

ThePCKid: Windows
I: Windows
fanofcena: I don't know.

Who do you mean?

No, its just I was wondering who Fanofcena was talking to.