I don't understand.
Assimp is a C++ library (it has a C interface as well I believe) so what do you mean, never found a good example under C:B? CodeBlocks?
Do you mean you are unable to build/link Assimp with your particular compiler setup?
I don't understand.
Assimp is a C++ library (it has a C interface as well I believe) so what do you mean, never found a good example under C:B? CodeBlocks?
Do you mean you are unable to build/link Assimp with your particular compiler setup?
That have nothing to do with the code itself.
My environment Code: Blocs, which also imposes certain conditions.
Calls will be exactly the same using Visual Studio, Code::Blocks, Xcode, QtCreator, or an hex editor and lots of patience. Code will be the same. The only thing that will differ is the menus for linking the libraries to your project.
The only thing that will differ is the menus for linking the libraries to your project.
And potentially default settings for project or compiler flags, etc.
Like Chubby says, if the code works in another IDE, the code isn't the problem.
The only thing that will differ is the menus for linking the libraries to your project.And potentially default settings for project or compiler flags, etc.
Like Chubby says, if the code works in another IDE, the code isn't the problem.
That have nothing to do with the code itself.
My environment Code: Blocs, which also imposes certain conditions.
Calls will be exactly the same using Visual Studio, Code::Blocks, Xcode, QtCreator, or an hex editor and lots of patience. Code will be the same. The only thing that will differ is the menus for linking the libraries to your project.