I want to know how to make a game with Bloodshed Dev-C++.
Then, I have downloaded Boboli (Adventure game with C sources), but it's which file(s)
I can compile it to view the example ?
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You should always state your source rather than assuem that everyone knows what you are talking about and that they are talking about the same software.
If you are talking about the source code at http://www.bloodshed.net/c/boboli.zip, then the src directory contains a makefile. If you wish to use this with Dev-C++, create a project and set this makefile as a 'custom makefile' in the project options.
Alternatively, take a look in the makefile itself to determine how the project should be set up and use Dev-C++'s project management.
To be honest the nature question leads me to suspect that you may not be entirely familiar with either C or C++ programming or the build process. Simply grabbing source code of unknown quality from the Web is not the best way of learning programming. I have previously outlined the build process for C/C++ here: http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=2670009
Clifford
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Hello.
I want to know how to make a game with Bloodshed Dev-C++.
Then, I have downloaded Boboli (Adventure game with C sources), but it's which file(s)
I can compile it to view the example ?
You should always state your source rather than assuem that everyone knows what you are talking about and that they are talking about the same software.
If you are talking about the source code at http://www.bloodshed.net/c/boboli.zip, then the src directory contains a makefile. If you wish to use this with Dev-C++, create a project and set this makefile as a 'custom makefile' in the project options.
Alternatively, take a look in the makefile itself to determine how the project should be set up and use Dev-C++'s project management.
To be honest the nature question leads me to suspect that you may not be entirely familiar with either C or C++ programming or the build process. Simply grabbing source code of unknown quality from the Web is not the best way of learning programming. I have previously outlined the build process for C/C++ here: http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=2670009
Clifford