[QUOTE=uitham;31211476]How many people here actually have dualscreen?
I could if I had a vga to hdmi converter or something...[/QUOTE]
Triple.
VGA 19" 1280x1024
DVI 23" 1680x1050
HDMI 32" 1680x1050 TV
I'm recording a video of me coding and doing whatever
As we speak
Does anyone wanna see (an edited version of ) it when I finish? :3:
[QUOTE=uitham;31211476]How many people here actually have dualscreen?
I could if I had a vga to hdmi converter or something...[/QUOTE]
I do. I think I'd find it difficult to program without multiple displays now...
[QUOTE=uitham;31211476]How many people here actually have dualscreen?
I could if I had a vga to hdmi converter or something...[/QUOTE]
triple, 3 x 24inch.
[QUOTE=uitham;31211476]How many people here actually have dualscreen?
I could if I had a vga to hdmi converter or something...[/QUOTE]
I have two 22", don't think I can live without them.
[QUOTE=esalaka;31213294]I'm recording a video of me coding and doing whatever
As we speak
Does anyone wanna see (an edited version of ) it when I finish? :3:[/QUOTE]
I usually find livestreams and videos boring because there isn't a lot to see. So if you found a magical way to make it interesting, sure!
[QUOTE=eXiv2;31213839]I usually find livestreams and videos boring because there isn't a lot to see. So if you found a magical way to make it interesting, sure![/QUOTE]
Nah, not really.
maybe I'll watch it myself some time sped up
[QUOTE=Jimmylaw;31213600]triple, 3 x 24inch.[/QUOTE]
This. 3x 1920x1200
[QUOTE=esalaka;31213898]Nah, not really.
maybe I'll watch it myself some time sped up[/QUOTE]
Watching myself code is actually pretty interesting. It's like seeing someone else do things (especially as the video is practically 100% quality and full–screen, it looks like someone is actually doing these things on my comp)
[QUOTE=uitham;31211476]How many people here actually have dualscreen?
I could if I had a vga to hdmi converter or something...[/QUOTE]
I have two 1280*1024 screens. I can no longer do anything without two screens :v:
Question, do you guys program on your desktop exclusively, or your laptop, or a combination of both?
I've never programmed for more than 4 minutes on a desktop, I find it weird to not program on a laptop.
[QUOTE=NorthernGate;31214747]Question, do you guys program on your desktop exclusively, or your laptop, or a combination of both?
I've never programmed for more than 4 minutes on a desktop, I find it weird to not program on a laptop.[/QUOTE]
For the last week I haven't even touched my desktop. Just laying in my bed with my laptop.
I have [b]no[/b] idea what I am actually doing, but it works (sort of). Well not that much to see but hey.
[IMG]http://i.solidfiles.net/d032c.png[/img]
[QUOTE=NorthernGate;31214747]Question, do you guys program on your desktop exclusively, or your laptop, or a combination of both?
I've never programmed for more than 4 minutes on a desktop, I find it weird to not program on a laptop.[/QUOTE]
Unless there is a specfic reason for needing my desktop (like i need better graohics card to run a program or I have VS2008 which is needed for XNA 3.1).
Other than that i use my laptop, as i like to sit in the living room and use it there
Im on one 1024x768 screen. Do i win?
[QUOTE=Richy19;31214898]Unless there is a specfic reason for needing my desktop (like i need better graohics card to run a program or I have VS2008 which is needed for XNA 3.1).
Other than that i use my laptop, as i like to sit in the living room and use it there[/QUOTE]
I've been doing this lately. I've considered saving up for a desktop replacement just so I can be more mobile.
[QUOTE=NorthernGate;31214747]Question, do you guys program on your desktop exclusively, or your laptop, or a combination of both?
I've never programmed for more than 4 minutes on a desktop, I find it weird to not program on a laptop.[/QUOTE]
It took me a long time to get over not programming on a laptop, after mine broke and i got this pc
Have all you guys actually found the 5th edition of the superbible that good ?
I was looking online at amazon and saw some reviews that said the 4th edition is better for beginners, along with the red book (i forget its name). Anyone got the 4th edition that can do a basic comparison ?
[QUOTE=NorthernGate;31214747]Question, do you guys program on your desktop exclusively, or your laptop, or a combination of both?
I've never programmed for more than 4 minutes on a desktop, I find it weird to not program on a laptop.[/QUOTE]
Although most of the time i'm sitting at my desktop, i usually use my laptop simply because i can take it with me and i don't need to worry about copying anything over or configuring anything again and also for that fact that something i can only program on my laptop (e.g iOS apps)
[QUOTE=meeces2911;31215000]Have all you guys actually found the 5th edition of the superbible that good ?
I was looking online at amazon and saw some reviews that said the 4th edition is better for beginners, along with the red book (i forget its name). Anyone got the 4th edition that can do a basic comparison ?[/QUOTE]
You always want the latest edition, regardless of what's "better"
[QUOTE=esalaka;31215199]You always want the latest edition, regardless of what's "better"[/QUOTE]
Definitely this, considering how different the old and new OpenGL stuff is.
[QUOTE=meeces2911;31215000]Have all you guys actually found the 5th edition of the superbible that good ?
I was looking online at amazon and saw some reviews that said the 4th edition is better for beginners, along with the red book (i forget its name). Anyone got the 4th edition that can do a basic comparison ?[/QUOTE]
Easy smeasy.
But really, I enjoy the 5th edition, I haven't read any of the earlier editions, but this one is pretty easy to follow thus far.
[QUOTE=NorthernGate;31215996]Easy smeasy.
But really, I enjoy the 5th edition, I haven't read any of the earlier editions, but this one is pretty easy to follow thus far.[/QUOTE]
I tried compiling the 1st example thing, the triangle and got 265 errors
[QUOTE=Richy19;31216088]I tried compiling the 1st example thing, the triangle and got 265 errors[/QUOTE]
Check out their SVN stuff instead of the download link on their page, it's updated, a lot of fixes.
[QUOTE=Richy19;31216088]I tried compiling the 1st example thing, the triangle and got 265 errors[/QUOTE]I get this when I try sample code alot. :c
[QUOTE=Richy19;31216088]I tried compiling the 1st example thing, the triangle and got 265 errors[/QUOTE]
I think you have the same problem as me. Try putting #include <Windows.h> above [i]everything[/i] and it should compile just fine.
The only thing I don't like is how the first bit of the book is teaching you how to use their helper library, not how to use OpenGL. I ended up learning the basics myself, then using the book as a reference for the more advanced things.
[QUOTE=eXiv2;31216314]I think you have the same problem as me. Try putting #include <Windows.h> above [i]everything[/i] and it should compile just fine.[/QUOTE]
[img]http://img829.imageshack.us/img829/7381/unledahn.png[/img]
:buddy:
I just had to inlude windows.h in the main cpp file
that said I get this when the program closes
[quote]First-chance exception at 0x01b35e3e in OpenGL SB project 1.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x00000014.
Unhandled exception at 0x01b35e3e in OpenGL SB project 1.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x00000014.[/quote]
But then all the sample programs would crash on close when i ran then. Coul it be because im on oGL2.1 hardware
could be because they are just samples and that they don't have any cleanup on window closed, for simplicity.
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