C++ question

Game Design and Theory Game Design

Started by Fender148 June 22, 2000 12:36 AM

2 comments, last by Fender148 23 years, 10 months ago

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June 22, 2000 12:36 AM

I have a question about C++. The book I''m learning from has a section on error catching, using the try and catch statements, and I was curious if this was worth anything when it comes to making games or in general. Just curious, thanks.

Frag_Daddy_

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June 22, 2000 01:06 AM

Yeah, use it when you think something might mess up, but it''s not always needed.`

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MadKeithV

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June 22, 2000 05:42 AM

Have a look at Kylotan and Null-pointer''s thread on Exceptions a while back. That''s a VERY in-depth philosophical discussion about the use of those constructs.

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Kylotan

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June 23, 2000 10:09 AM

Not to mention the virtues of logic, garbage collection, typecasting, C++ vs. Java, virtual machines, scripting, the role of the game designer today, blah blah blah...

I do go on a bit, don''t I? 879 posts and counting... *cough*

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