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No. Fuck religion and all its bullshit.
Fuck everyone.Well, happy cutting-up-pigs-and-annoying-christian-missionaries-and-hanging-them-in-trees-as-an-offering-to-Odin-and-the-other-dudes festival the ...

Bethesda usually manages to find interesting ways to screw up their code. I can't wait for the day when game coding finally abandons ancient crap like C/C++ for something more sensible, so we can fina ...

What's an "unusual system?" If that thing actually plays like a VN/Final Fantasy combo, I'll happily test it on both Linux/x86 and Linux/x64 for you.

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AW DAMN. I picked up all the items but the big rock..and when I tried, it crashed.
..okay, maybe I wouldn't give you $100...maybe $10.
Is that a wine issue or does it affect all platforms?
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I recommend placing the DLL in a secondary optional download.

That way your game download is smaller, and if the user already has the DLL, they don't need to download it again.

Hajo is right. fo ...

He could just run his program in Dev-C++ while developing and then bundle in the DLL on release.That's another idea. That, or link statically in development builds.

So, what do you do when different apps expect a different version of SDL.dll? UNIX has a good way to deal with this, Windows doesn't. It sucks, but there's a reason why all Windows apps keep their own ...

so then you think its a good idea to have a hundred copies of the DLL on your system? I stick with placing it on the path, and having ONE copy of it.So, what do you do when different apps expect a dif ...

The solution is to place SDL.dll in your PATH. I recommend C:\Windows\System32\I would recommend against it. User programs should never install anything into system directories, and DLL hell isn't pre ...

A constant reference!

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Not bad for such a tiny change, eh?
This would require his Sprite class to be 'const correct' as well. Here's an example, from Sprite.h

class Sprite
{ ...

I still don't really get why anyone would use referencesYou get most of the benefits of a pointer, but with the simplicity and ease of use of a normal variable. Take this method, for example:
void Re ...

Thanks, DevX and Val. But before I go into the code and replace the pointers with references, I'd like to know why you think they're better. I mean, I've heard several people say that, but they never ...

Okay, I fixed the AddSprite() function. Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to be the problem, since the program is still crashing whenever I run it. Any other ideas, besides valderman's? And, on the sub ...

In any case, it looks like DrawSprite is the culprit as mentioned above. If you don't mind posting the source, we should be able to help you figure it out.Doesn't seem likely, as his program crashes e ...

@valderman: That was another thing that occurred to me, so I used DevX's proposed solution with the addition of it outputting an error message if pEngine was equal to NULL. There was no error message, ...