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Write C++ in A7
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03/13/08 16:04
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Sengey
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I read that you can write C++ in A7 version of GS. How do you switch between Lite-C to C++.
Thanks for taking your time.
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Re: Write C++ in A7
[Re: Sengey]
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03/13/08 17:01
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There are 2 methodes for this:
1) You could write an engine plugin in c++ by using the plugin sdk.
2) You could use the engine sdk and call the engine from a c++ program. So the whole game is written in c++ and you just have to call the engine from c++.
Lite-C is very C++ oriented. And if you don't want to use some special c++ features which aren't supported by Lite-C, you can also use Lite-C.
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Re: Write C++ in A7
[Re: Joey]
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03/13/08 21:28
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I should have said, that the syntax of lite-C is similar to normal C or C++. But of course it has limitations in comparison with normal C. There are no structs for example, but this feature is planned to be implented.
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Re: Write C++ in A7
[Re: Christian__A]
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03/13/08 23:10
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I know that Lite - C is different, it uses C as a Base not C++. What I am talking about that on 3dgamestudio specifications on the website, it says in A7 version you can script C++. If you read what it says on www.3dgamestudio.com they say that in A7 you can script with C++. I am not talking about old A6. It is just same as you can import 3D Max or Maya models into A7.
Last edited by Sengey; 03/13/08 23:11.
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Re: Write C++ in A7
[Re: Sengey]
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03/14/08 07:24
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In the 3D GameStudio specification on the website it's never said that you may script C++. Quote:
Lite-C is a lightweight version of C/C++, the language used for commercial games programming. But unlike C++, it's extremely easy to learn and the best way to get introduced into 'real' programming. Anything that's scary to a beginner, like memory and pointer handling, is automatically managed in lite-C.
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If you prefer to program in 'real' C++, Delphi or other languages, you can implement Gamestudio's engine into your own programs using the engine SDK. You can even continue to use lite-C as a scripting language; lite-C functions and variables can be called from your program and vice versa.
This means that you may use the engine (as a dll) in your own C++ code or
write your own C++ plugins so they can be used by the engine and lite-C.
Not that you can script in C++.
Kindly
~Roland
Last edited by rstralberg; 03/14/08 09:52.
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