C++ scripting

Houstin what IDE and compiler do you use?

I use Visual Studio 2010 for my projects that don't need to be cross compatible. For my vaultmp serverside projects, though, I will use Code::Blocks so it'll be easier to write and compile things for unix. Debian Linux is great for dedicated servers.

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I use Visual Studio 2010 for my projects that don't need to be cross compatible. For my vaultmp serverside projects, though, I will use Code::Blocks so it'll be easier to write and compile things for unix. Debian Linux is great for dedicated servers.
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Ah okay, CodeBlocks is great although I can never seem to understand developing a windows application in C++ mainly due to it being a mindf**k

I'll start my programing class monday

[quote author=Dantiko link=topic=142.msg3309#msg3309 date=1318352901]
I'll start my programing class monday
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Have some good years of learning, hope that you are not hoping to much because that only works in your disadvantage i mean with helping in the project.

I don't really get it. VaultMP supports both PAWN and C++?

[quote author=TommyB link=topic=142.msg3317#msg3317 date=1318372138]
I don't really get it. VaultMP supports both PAWN and C++?
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Yes.

Will they be used together? Or will it just be "You script your server with PAWN, or C++."

[quote author=TommyB link=topic=142.msg3330#msg3330 date=1318401866]
Will they be used together? Or will it just be "You script your server with PAWN, or C++."
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You get to have it your way. ( mix them up, or just use one )

You can run as many scripts written in C++ / PAWN parallel as you want (in case of the results of callbacks, the last script defined will override the previous callback results). You can even build simple interfaces to scripts ;)