Mike Geig

Hey, I suggest you to use C#+xna it is very easy to learn that, and c# is much easier language that c++ but it have some - - -.

 

Signs seem to point to XNA going away. This is purely speculation at this point, but the XNA team at Microsoft was desolved (I believe).

Howdy all, I wrote the FixByProximity tutorials very basic so that people could follow along and learn while watching. It is certainly easier to know a bit before starting, however following along and looking things up has worked for a lot of viewers so far.

 

I would say to just start. If you keep waiting to "know more" then you will never begin. Instead, go as far as you are comfortable. Then go just a little farther. Then study until you are comfortable again. At that point start back up.

 

Anyway, your mileage may vary.

I noticed this line:
'AllegroTest.exe': Loaded 'C:\Windows\SysWOW64\allegro-5.0.5-monolith-md.dll', Binary was not built with debug information.

In your linker, what "additional dependencies" are you using? You should use:

allegro-5.0.5-monolith-md-debug.lib (notice the debug word, are you missing it)?

Glad to see you found my site. Let's see if I can't help.

First, are you using 32 or 64 bit windows? Secondly, did you place your dll's in system32 (32-bit) or sysWOW64 (64-bit)? That error indicates that your computer cannot find the dll's. Go into the appropriate folder and look for the files manually to ensure that they are there.