Birth of the Federation

It's a trailer.............how is anyone suppose to know how the rest of the movie plays out?

Just for the hell of it, I worked on this (using microsoft visual studio express 2010). I added where it keeps track of how many more games needs to be played for either value to win. main.cpp #include <iostream> #include <cstdlib> #include <string> #include "lesson3.h" using namespace std...

Not sure if this applies, but I know that running BOTF on linux through wine works just fine. So perhaps try that. I do know that it goes a bit slower than the windows variant.

string is included by iostream header and system("PAUSE") he doesn't need as the while does loop till the user types in "exit" so also the cstdlib include can be removed. :) I hate brain farts............I completely forgot about that. Meh, it didn't cause too big of a hick-up ;)

Well, you need two things. first, you forgot the "system("pause");", and return 0 part at the end. and when you are using strings, unlike java, you have to include the call to it. so it would be like this #include <cstdlib> #include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace st...

"using namespace std;" i know namespaces from using xsl in web applications. but i am not familiar with it on c++. does the above statement mean that we can use "cout" instead of "std.cout"? at least this is what it would mean in xsl. whats the best ressource to look u...

I am familiar with Java already. I'm in. i guess the logic is the same but the syntax isn't. there's also a few thing like memory management which you don't have to deal with in Java i'd like to become familiar with. I'd like to remember that we still have a TS3 server running which can be used by ...

Well, you could always have it calculate the ships shields and hull rate, and compare that to the enemy's weapon strength. But that could get complicated if there are many ships.......

QuasarDonkey wrote:Ah, congratulations Lathon. Are you happy to be finished? Did you have some grueling final year project to do?

Thanks . Yes I sure did. But instead of having just one project, I had three that were pretty gruesome when working on them.

You're right. Even with good programming practices, it can be difficult to avoid such bugs in C and C++. But nowadays there are a lot of profiling tools available to help with that sort of thing. On Linux, I use a program called "valgrind". It has an awesome memory leak detector. It even ...

This is awesome.

You'll still have to be careful about memory management in c++ though......but from you've wrote before, you know your way around C++, so memory management shouldn't be too bad for you

It looks so nice in 1024

But one small thing I noticed with the Galaxy class model..........you can kinda see through it

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I would say yes, because who hasn't been extremely disappointed after membering a minor of 400+ population, to find them either without food, industry, or both?

Correct Transwarp, go for it

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