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Re: Programming Windows
@Arrangemonk: I dont mean to offend you, but un-managed code comes from the programmer, not from the complier. In other words, if you do not know how to manage your code or read syntax, know its functionality and how to manage it, you are not a programmer. The Traditional C++ came out after C language, and C Language was… -
Re: Programming Windows
@Fish: Alas; finally a reasonable reply from someone who understood my original post. The reason I asked to learning C++ win32 basics with event handlers. In Software engineering using C# and Java (eclipse) we started from coding raw programming in dos output (console template in visualstudio.NET) than moved on to Windows… -
Re: Programming Windows
No, no. You got your parties mangled up, that is not what unmanaged code is. Arrangemonk is in the right, unmanaged code is basically a term form M$ meaning code that doesn't run on the CLR (on the .NET framework). Managed code on the other hand does rely on the .NET framework, like C#, C++/CLI and so on. Go here:… -
Re: Programming Windows
Yes, C++ can run on .NET, and when it does ( now usually with C++/CLI syntax), that is when it is called "Managed", get it now? It has nothing to do with what you said earlier about the programmer being the one who manages, and nothing to do with " and claiming that without using them, the game programming is unmanagable"… -
Re: Programming Windows
petzold's book is entirely useless for game programming. The only win32 based programming you will do in a native c/c++ environment is setting up a window and handling input events and a few others, which is not a lot, and petzold's book does not cover the many weird obscurities when working from scratch in win32 that you… -
Re: Programming Windows
ahh!! I am glad my thread triggered you to start posting on the Polycount. I have'nt fully disagree with you and arrangemonk. I mean if anyone wish to learn the classes windows programming thoroughly or read the code and learn the basic of windows API from it along with other basic game codes, xna and gdk ref would be… -
Re: Programming Windows
gtk and xna is not for beginners, only because its easy to use if you want to put your nerves to that strain coding dx unmanaged then well file, go ahead and do it, managed code is to make it easyer for people like you too, so they can focus on game developpernment and not struggling with how to implement your crap to make… -
Re: Programming Windows
So...you actually created a different nick to prove your point? I completely understand point, you do not have to become angry and convert this thread in to a major debate. Though I was taking both "managed and unmanaged code" as Adjectives and finally after reading on Wiki I understand what the managed and unmanaged code… -
Re: Programming Windows
Define unmanaged code? -
Re: Programming Windows
Mate, if you want to learn, buy a subscription to this site instead of buying that book: http://www.directxtutorial.com/ The site has many tutorials, and is full of useful code with associated explanations.
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