Can somebody make the demo games like Two Towers for Delphi...because I think I''ll have to study C++! Is that a good choise?

For game programming, C++ is an excellent choice.

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Original post by chacha
For game programming, C++ is an excellent choice.

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Seconded!

Guy, if you know Delphi, you know C++. I was a Delphi addict till two weeks ago! So i got stuck trying to load models. I started in the C++ and got it.

The first thing: Go to www.bloodshed.com and download the dev-c 4. u need it because the 5 doesn't have the lib, bin and include directory. So u down the 4, install it and down the dec-C++ 5 and install, then u get those directories and copy to the dev5 dir. dont use the 4. it is full of bugs. After it, u get the specific dev-C++ nehe code of the lesson #1 and try to load images, and things like this. i suggest u to down the CHM tutorial file from the nehe's site. the devC++ is looking like delphi! u'll have no problem. anything, post us!

p.s. gosh, today i'll wantin to writeeeeeeeeeeee!

"There are people who live in the reality. We recreate it!"

[edited by - lobravo on October 30, 2003 7:35:01 PM]

"two weeks ago I started in the C++ and got it."
lies! I study c++ for years and still don''t got it no way can you learn all of it in two weeks of time. It is not simple to know all of.

Anonymous... I disagree, C++ is like chess in the fact that it is very easy to learn all of the how. It is much more difficult to learn the why and when.

GCreator2... I would seriously recommend picking up on C++. Delphi is great, but too much well written code has already been generated in c++. It would be a shame to have to reinvent the wheel in porting them over to delphi for your projects. If you know delphi well, then you know all the concepts. You will just have to pick up the new syntax and few little quirks about C++ and you''ll be well on your way.

C++ is certainly a good thing to get into to whether or not you plan to use it as your primary language in the future. The same can be said for other languages, but C++ has such a wealth of code available that it becomes even more useful to know.

Yeah c++ is easy to learn, hard to master

I know C++ and java, I dont dare touch java when im doing open gl.