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Hello!
I am a beginner with game programming, and I need some guidelines...
Many people say that a book is a good starting point, but what is the easiest???:
Allegro, DirectX etc.
I don't know!
Thanks in advance...
I am a beginner with game programming, and I need some guidelines...
Many people say that a book is a good starting point, but what is the easiest???:
Allegro, DirectX etc.
I don't know!
Thanks in advance...
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Hi
Books are always good to start but internet is also not a good choice. You can try the following site:
www.freeprogrammingresources.com
www.computer-mentors.co.uk/computermentors/ c---game-programming-tutorial.html
www3.telus.net/alexander_russell/ course/introduction.htm
If you find anything of your interest don't forget to reply me.
Books are always good to start but internet is also not a good choice. You can try the following site:
www.freeprogrammingresources.com
www.computer-mentors.co.uk/computermentors/ c---game-programming-tutorial.html
www3.telus.net/alexander_russell/ course/introduction.htm
If you find anything of your interest don't forget to reply me.
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Thanks! but....
I have already found some promising books, but my question (maybe my point wasn't clear enough) was:
What would be good to start with for game programming with C++:
Allegro, DirectX, STL (Which there is a book about) or anything else you might suggest.
Thank for any help!
PS: I will check out the links, thanks!
I have already found some promising books, but my question (maybe my point wasn't clear enough) was:
What would be good to start with for game programming with C++:
Allegro, DirectX, STL (Which there is a book about) or anything else you might suggest.
Thank for any help!
PS: I will check out the links, thanks!
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