| devonrevenge (668) | |
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i need a really patient person whos better at explaining things than the website, I literally followed the instructions to the latter, nada. both sockets and threads dont njust need headers i think they need .dlls too | |
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| Darkmaster (311) | |
| create the exe and copy the dlls in the same folder | |
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| coder777 (2372) | ||
Or (less likely) did you get any error messages? And you feel too ashamed to tell us what it is? | ||
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| devonrevenge (668) | |
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I was told to do something in command prompt, it told me exactly what to type but the command prompt kept shouting at me and telling me that i was using the wrong syntax :/ create exe? how what? eh? qui? is that what the command prompt thing was....wooo guess i really am beginner | |
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| Darkmaster (311) | |
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how can you have 644 posts and still have so little knowledge what's the error you get? | |
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| devonrevenge (668) | |
| im verbal, you guys pretty much taught me c++ too (you guys created me, i am a reflection of your joint efforts to teach) plus i ignored lots of things that i have to deal with now...error coming up :) (HAHA!) | |
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| devonrevenge (668) | |
| Well if i click boost jam it comes and goes so fast i just see command prompt flick | |
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| Darkmaster (311) | |
| and you are sure the programm doesn't just execute all the comands and then closes the prompt? | |
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| Zereo (178) | |
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To be honest why are you trying to work with threading if you have yet to find out about how to build libraries? I don't mean to be rude but I think your getting a little ahead of yourself. But what exactly are you having problems with? Can you give us the error messages, or what step you didn't understand? | |
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| devonrevenge (668) | |
| wait i dont have no boost pro installer, there was some kind of issue as to why i coldnt | |
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| devonrevenge (668) | |
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Seriously dont worry about being rude, like i said you guys gave me the direction in which to learn, i can only read tutorials i cant really know what to move onto afterwards. well what should i move onto? i am playing with linked lists (fun2code helped me loads) then templated linked lists, i get that i still need practice there but for now i want tom move on a bit; seems the rest of the stuff is with libraries, im good with sdl no problems installing that. problem is for ages and ages i practiced simply by opening empty file saving it as c++ and practicing my code without including headers and sources, i do now but its all over the place... to be fair i dont even know where to start enough to tell you if i got errors, i just want more keywords that do stuff to play with :'( | |
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| Zereo (178) | |
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Ok here is something that can help you with compiling libraries. Go get the sfml graphics API and install it. You can find the download at www.sfml-dev.org and here is their tutorial for installing http://www.sfml-dev.org/tutorials/2.0/start-cb.php. This should give you a little idea how to link .dll files and set up a libray. Personally I had a pain in the ass time my first time trying to install SFML so it could be a nice little challenge and help you learn about the linker more. | |
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| devonrevenge (668) | |
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Ooh thread i want thread. k this is where i go wrong http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=BoostWindowsQuickRef it says to build do said thing in command prompt so i do and command prompt rejects the commands im proly gonna really struggle to learn them libraries anyway, so with boost sockets i can just include the boost asio header like any other header in a project??? where did i go wrong, how did you guys learn this from beginner?? | |
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| Darkmaster (311) | |
| you probably need to set additional dependencies in the project configuration | |
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| devonrevenge (668) | |
| k thanks zereo =) | |
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| Zereo (178) | |
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Ok here is some help with the command prompt 1)Type this into the command prompt make sure you enter the path where you unzipped or put Boost Jam in the <path> spot. set PATH=<path>\boost-jam-3.1.18-1-ntx86;%PATH%2) Change to the Boost sources directory (Again where <path> is put the path where you unpacked your boost sources to) cd /D <path>\boost_1_47_03) Next type this bjam --toolset=gcc "--prefix=<installpath>" installNote: That where <installpath> is you put the path where you want it installed to. For codeblocks I would recommend the codeblocks root folder. If you have trouble with any of these steps let me know and I can go into more detail 3) | |
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This is pretty old. Look at this: http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_52_0/more/getting_started/windows.html
That above should build with gcc if you have VC++:
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| devonrevenge (668) | ||
k this is further than i got but say iwas installing in c:/ (just to be simple) i get this error
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| Darkmaster (311) | |
| check if the environment variables are set to the right path | |
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| devonrevenge (668) | |
| what is enviroment variables? | |
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