Here is a simple tutorial to compile the default test program that this setup gives you. >> Create a New Project - Startup Dev-C++ - You should be greeted with the New Project window. (If not, go to File->New->Project) - On the New Project window, make sure you are on the consoles tab. - Select the ...

Try going here . There you will find some DC-specific docs as well as the 1.1.2 updates to the project. Later today I'll make a short tutorial on how to setup and compile one of the samples that comes with this so you can get the basic idea (some things you must do such as define the linked libs, sp...

Thanks guys,

The multi-session CD idea is actually working very well. I didn't think of it so I'm glad everyone mentioned it. I'll try writing a file and see where it ends up in my setup in case anyone is curious to use /pc in a Dev-Cpp setup.

Thanks!

Thanks for the replay Ian. Sorry if my post was a bit misleading on this, but I can load the images fine from CD and romdisk (and display them, etc). I was just wanting to load them using an other method instead of loading from the CD or romdisk since I am curently adding more images, sounds and mus...

Sorry if this is a repeat, I attempted to search but really didn't find the exact answer I was after. On my current project, more and more graphics and sounds are being added. Up till now, I've been loading them all up as a romdisk and I'm starting to get a bit bored waitng for it all to load throug...

Its a very nice all in one Dev-C++ setup. Grab some of Ian's extra libraries from IMR and add to this and you have a nice setup.

Its so you don't accidentally include headers twice (in which the compiler gets pissy ). It probably hasn't happened because you have been careful to only include a header/object once.

I agree with Speud that it would be great to be able to see these tutorials, 100% complete or not. :D Your other tutorials (the ones already on your site) have been very helpful and speaking for myself I would love to see any information about some of the topics you've mentioned doing some work on. ...

That sounds great, I've read through some of your past tutorials and they have been very useful, I would look forward to it.

It will a 2D Tile-based game. Given the idea of the 256x256 image I'm starting to get some ideas on how to do it. Any 2D/Tile specific font ideas?

"lo everyone, I'm sure this has been asked in some form or another here before but I wasn't able to find the exact answer I was after by searching the forum, if this is a repeat, sorry, feel free to point me to the correct post :D. Anyway, I was wondering what might be the easiest way to implem...

Haha, Heya Alexvrb :D glad to see you and a couple other SX members I'm familiar with around here :). Not so interested in the shake demo, I had made tremendous progress on my Advanced Wars clone (I had rewritten it from scratch again employing some better tile-based concepts) until I started runnin...

Thanks for the advice guys. I went through some further frustrations with Cygwin (frustrated enough that cygwin dissapeared from my system momentairly :D) so I think I'll give your tutorial a try. I'm really impressed with the DC development community thus far and looking forward to being a part of ...

Thank you for the tip Speud. I would really prefer using the GCC toolchain than the compiler set presented on that page. If I can't possibly get just the g++ binary compiled, is it possible someone with the 3.0.4 version of sh-elf-g++.exe could send it to me or shoot me a link. I think I saw a past ...

Hello All, This is my first post here, looks to be an excellent community. I've recently gotten very interested in DC Devel. With my Coders Cable on the way I thought I should get the compiler setup and tested. I followed the tutorial here: http://www.hangar-eleven.de/en/devdc-index.html step by ste...