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magicdanw
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| If CoBB is correct, then I can't easily use templates. If CoBB is incorrect, then I still can't seem to comprehend how templates work, likely because I don't really know C or C++ well. I've been thinking about this project, and one possibility is that if I do write this game, I'll first write it in Java for a desktop computer (since I'm already comfortable with many of Java's OOP implementations), and later when I learn C or C++ I'll port it to the DS. Unless someone ports Java to the DS first...nudge nudge...wink wink... :biggrin: |
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CoBB
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| Posted: 31 Jul 2007 10:36:26 pm Post subject: |
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I don’t even know why templates were mentioned in the first place. They have nothing to do with this problem. They are mostly a mechanism to allow the implementation of generic classes (especially containers) whose concrete type is fully decided only upon compilation. (They can do much more, but that’s rather hardliner stuff.)
Nevertheless, if you’re not confident with C/C++, you probably shouldn’t start learning them through a project that requires cross compilation. |
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spandiv
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| Posted: 01 Aug 2007 01:56:33 am Post subject: |
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| I mentioned templates because they sounded like a possible solution to magicdanw's problem. It was a simple error on my part. |
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