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I needed to use visual studio's compiler..
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[QUOTE=Nexus435;35477816]wiki[/QUOTE]
Could you possibly be more specific?
[cpp]
class Example
{
public:
void BallSack( void* );
bool Titties( const char* str );
private:
HANDLE m_var;
};
Example E;
Example* et = &E;
E->Titties("Yo bro what up");
bool Example::Titties( const char* str )
{
printf( str );
return true;
}
[/cpp]
Is that what you were looking for? That's an example of a class.
I'm trying to compile a module with out getting the massive cluster-fuck of errors from the source sdk..
In that case, you need to learn how to code C++ and how to efficiently compile it. No one here is going to help you, it's extremely easy to compile a module using the SDK.
[QUOTE=JustSoFaded;35482391]In that case, you need to learn how to code C++ and how to efficiently compile it. No one here is going to help you, it's extremely easy to compile a module using the SDK.[/QUOTE]
I know how to code in c++ and I know how to compile. (with Visual Studio)
The problem was that Codeblocks was using the gnu cc compiler which was missing a lot of things needed to compile anything with the sdk.
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