Okay, I am using C++ for Asteroids and I am getting ready to post into something like : http://paste.ofcode.org for code review. I have 5 headers and 6 cpps including the main.cpp. I was wondering if I should use different links or just put each one after each other?
Maybe someones has created the idea of tabs?
Thank you,
Josheir
You could post it on Git. I always view these paste it things as just for sharing throw away code snippets, not for entire projects. In Visual Studio (I don't know what environment/IDE you're using) you can synch up with a Git repository, and commit your project, and it's directory structure. This makes it a lot easier for sharing, and even working with other devs (You can branch off the main project and work on smaller features in a way that won't destroy the build when something goes horribly wrong).
I'd recommend creating an account if you haven't already: https://github.com/
I just think more people will be likely to dig through 11 source files in a nice repository than 11 separate hyperlinks.
You can also make a zip and attach to the post (probably), or upload somewhere
Now for both of these actions (git or upload,) the files will be .h or .cpp and I am using Visual Studio IDE (c++.) Now will these source code files be view-able with other IDEs for these two suggestions?
Thanks again,
Josheir
Sure, they are just plain text-files, and development environments that everybody has around here tend to understand those "weird" extensions like .h, .cc, .cpp, or .java (what I am doing today).
If you want to check, open them with wordpad (or notepad, which likely works for your files, I know it fails with unix files).
