My second Mega Drive app!

POLYGAMe · Post by **POLYGAMe** » Fri May 03, 2013 12:19 pm

It's the small things...

POLYGAMe · Post by **POLYGAMe** » Fri May 03, 2013 12:27 pm

I should clarify... I'm not calling anyone here sucky... I sent the bin to my old tutor as a joke. LOL.

Chilly Willy · Post by **Chilly Willy** » Fri May 03, 2013 6:17 pm

Everybody starts somewhere - showing an image is pretty common, often followed by pong or breakout.

When I put together my MD/32X toolchain, I included Tic Tac Toe as the example apps for using C and C++. At least Stef has a bit more diversity in his examples with SGDK.

POLYGAMe · Post by **POLYGAMe** » Fri May 03, 2013 10:02 pm

Chilly Willy wrote:Everybody starts somewhere - showing an image is pretty common, often followed by pong or breakout.

When I put together my MD/32X toolchain, I included Tic Tac Toe as the example apps for using C and C++. At least Stef has a bit more diversity in his examples with SGDK.

Ooh, you can use C++ with SGDK? I thought it was C only. Nice

Chilly Willy · Post by **Chilly Willy** » Fri May 03, 2013 11:08 pm

POLYGAMe wrote:
Chilly Willy wrote:Everybody starts somewhere - showing an image is pretty common, often followed by pong or breakout.

When I put together my MD/32X toolchain, I included Tic Tac Toe as the example apps for using C and C++. At least Stef has a bit more diversity in his examples with SGDK.

Ooh, you can use C++ with SGDK? I thought it was C only. Nice

SGDK is C. My own toolchain gives C++. I don't have a bunch of functions in my toolchain, so you have to do most of the work yourself. That's where SGDK is better - there's just about a function for everything.

POLYGAMe · Post by **POLYGAMe** » Fri May 03, 2013 11:23 pm

Chilly Willy wrote:
POLYGAMe wrote:
Chilly Willy wrote:Everybody starts somewhere - showing an image is pretty common, often followed by pong or breakout.

When I put together my MD/32X toolchain, I included Tic Tac Toe as the example apps for using C and C++. At least Stef has a bit more diversity in his examples with SGDK.

Ooh, you can use C++ with SGDK? I thought it was C only. Nice
SGDK is C. My own toolchain gives C++. I don't have a bunch of functions in my toolchain, so you have to do most of the work yourself. That's where SGDK is better - there's just about a function for everything.

Ah, I see. That'll learn me to read too quickly