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Probably the wayyy Future. Programming is frustrating at first epically if you don't have anyone looking over your sholder telling what you did wrong and why its wrong. Once you get programming "view" you should be fine and figure out how to solve problems quickly.
lol i can imagin it will be frustrating, when i wanna do something though i'll stick at it till i get it... my cousin is a programmer, dont see him very often though, luckily i can email him when i get stuck, can see him getting sick of me lol
i had a look in the tutorial section but couldn't find anything, anychance of posting a link?
Darkchild
The Doctor
http://beej.us/guide/bgc/output/html/multipage/index.html
here is a very good guide, now, if you DO want to program, use devc++ and the DEVKITPRO (Devkitpro contains the files if you want to program for a console)
if you want to program for consoles:
Devkit
if you want to program for PC:
Devc++
=) hope that helped
here is a very good guide, now, if you DO want to program, use devc++ and the DEVKITPRO (Devkitpro contains the files if you want to program for a console)
if you want to program for consoles:
Devkit
if you want to program for PC:
Devc++
=) hope that helped
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
Tutorials for C++
In order for you to run your code you will need to compile it (convert it to machine language).
In order to compile you will need to get a compiler.
Lots are free, some aren't.
I use G++ for windows.
http://www.claremontmckenna.edu/math/ALee/g++/g++.html
Theres another one i know of called Bloodshed
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
here is a quick sample program to get you started.
Note that syntax is very important. If i were to leave out a single ; or { the program would not run and it would spit out errors
Edit...
Dark beat me to the punch
Tutorials for C++
In order for you to run your code you will need to compile it (convert it to machine language).
In order to compile you will need to get a compiler.
Lots are free, some aren't.
I use G++ for windows.
http://www.claremontmckenna.edu/math/ALee/g++/g++.html
Theres another one i know of called Bloodshed
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
here is a quick sample program to get you started.
Code:
#include <iostream>
#include <stdio.h>
using namespace std;
int main () {
cout << "Hello World" << endl;
getchar();
return 0;
}Note that syntax is very important. If i were to leave out a single ; or { the program would not run and it would spit out errors
Edit...
Dark beat me to the punch
Acerthief
Well-Known Member
It's easy to pick it up, trust me XD.
A book is essential, it's your only tutor when no one's around. If you're going with C/C++, psp-programming.com is a good place for starters, and forum.ps2dev.org is a place for advanced users (Use it for reference only, don't post in there!).
Acerthief
Well-Known Member
Well I had learn Matlab before C/C++, so i knew basic concepts of programming. Less than a month for me.
If you take 30 mins a day, you're very first program will be written soon before you've realized.
Acerthief
Well-Known Member
Sure,you're about on the right track. This is how I learn programming.
1)Buy a book. It's doesn't have to be very detailed, but it's tells you what every line does and why.
2)Go through the book. Now if you're math sucks like me (hell I'm only 15) some parts of the book that goes into super advanced math (Mine has calculus :w00t
, just skip it. You won't be running a program with a lotta calculus now would you?3)Start writing simple programs - On THE COMPUTER. I did like over 200. (Even the most boring programs can teach you stuff)
4)Now you check out http://www.psp-programming.com or sites similar like that, and then you can quickly adapt how to code from computer programs to PSP homebrew!
Like I said, 30~60mins a day, you'll soon be fine within a month.
Your first programs are supposed to be really easy and shouldn't require much thinking.
An example would be make a program that does calculations a cash register would make.
Add the total of a bunch of items, Determine how much money have been given to the cashier from there tell how much change is owed.
An example would be make a program that does calculations a cash register would make.
Add the total of a bunch of items, Determine how much money have been given to the cashier from there tell how much change is owed.