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Now I am porting c++ game to objective-c.
The source code uses some dlls such as "malloc.h" and this is the standard dll of C++ so it
cannot be included in objective-c.
What is the best way to overcome this problem.
I hope your help.
Thanks.
To convert code from one language to another, you need to have at basic working knowledge of both languages and platforms involved. It sounds as if both your C/C++ and Objective-C knowledge is too rudimentary for you to undertake this task. I'd recommend you take a short course and work on small projects in both languages to gain some experience so that you'll be qualified to perform this translation.
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I'm building a game engine and can't quite find a scripting language that does what I want, and is embeddable into C++. Therefor, the natural solution is to build my own.
I know the basics about Flex, Bison, peg/leg, and a little about VMs. Can I use this knowledge to build a small scripting language for a game engine? How would I implement an embedded language? I'm not really sure where to start off building such a small language.
A common scripting language for use with C++ is Lua. You can implement it with Luabind or another binding, there are plenty (and there are even tutorials to write your own).
Another option is to use Python with Boost.
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I need to write a program in C++ using OpenCV library and run it within an Objective-C program that someone gave me.
I don't have any prior knowledge about Objective-C, so is it possible to do this properly and how should I start?
I mean, Can I make my C++ & OpenCV program as it is a stand alone program and then include it in the Objective-C one?
Thank you very much.
Mixing Objective-C and C++ is fine with Xcode and Apples LLVM compiler. Might be done in a number of ways and modes, so yes you may build your C++ & OpenCV module and then use some Objective-C wrappers.
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Can you please take a look at this picture of a game launcher:
image http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-5sHFYgzDSqE/TiRrdl2cUmI/AAAAAAAAAJs/ULE76E6Nwwo/s400/Launcher.png
How can I create something identical? (using my own art)
Everything about the design I just love, I downloaded qt, wxWidgets, nuilib and several others, but they either do not compile well or bloated and damn difficult to use.
Does anyone know the exact widget library that most asian mmorpgs use? Like that picture.
Those are just drawn images. It is trivial with any toolkit.
Qt, GTK and wxWidgets are the most prominent toolkits. I would recommend Qt, since it is very widely supported. But you can do this even with plain WinAPI or XLib.
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Is there something like jQuery that works the same in all browsers in the c/c++ world that will work consistently in all platforms?
Are you talking about for GUI elements? Qt is very popular.
Gnulib is intended to act as a facade for the system's native libc.
Depends on what you want to do. Boost is one of the most used one.
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I think C++ is one of the best known programming languages of all time, especially for low level programming stuff, but what other languages are a bit like C++ in means of capabilities?
edit: I want compiled, low level programming languages. Not languages like java.
edit: What I meant with c++ like language is this: A compiled, low level language, suitable for high performance applications, it doesn't have to be oop, but it should have similar capabilities as C++ (e.g. OS programming). I hope this makes my question more clear.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D_%28programming_language%29