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Dark GDK / Function names differ from the docs to reality

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Berserk
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Posted: 21st Dec 2009 10:41
Hello everyone. I'm getting 4 errors in compiling a DarkGDK application, wich basically says the functions are missing. How are they actually named?
See the compilation log (in italian, sorry) in this


Thanks in advance for any help.

Bye, Berserk.
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Matty H
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Posted: 21st Dec 2009 11:03
Try leaving out the $.
dbStr() etc..
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Posted: 21st Dec 2009 13:53 Edited at: 21st Dec 2009 13:54
Yes, get rid of the $.
And you can always look up function names in your DarkGDK header files in the Dark GDK\Include folder.

Now the plot thickens, the fps decreases, and the awesomeness goes through the roof.
Berserk
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Posted: 21st Dec 2009 16:22
Thanks. But why in the docs these function names include the $ postfix?
However, I'm finally able to compile the project with just 4 warnings.
Thanks again.

Bye, Berserk.
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Bye, Berserk.
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Lilith
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Posted: 21st Dec 2009 20:05
The docs appear to have been modified from the docs for DarkBasic. Apparently the editing wasn't quite as fastidious as one might hope. BASIC generally uses $ to indicate a string is involved. It just didn't get edited out in the DGDK docs.

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jason p sage
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Posted: 24th Dec 2009 19:26
This is an old issue - There are also instances where the case is wrong and there are functions available not even in the docs I have (which might be dated).

the best thing to do is scour the darkgdk header files and search for stuff to keep your sanity in check

--Jason

Lilith
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Posted: 24th Dec 2009 19:52
Knot So?

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jason p sage
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Posted: 24th Dec 2009 19:57 Edited at: 24th Dec 2009 19:58
Yeah LOL - Hi Lilith! Happy Holidays! How ya been?

Knot So Normal Mapper: http://www.jegas.com/index.php/jegas-products/165-introducing-knotso-normal.html

We also have a new game engine, one fella got 1000 FPS (Windows 7 64bit) using it with PhysX and DirectX running the demo "level" (programmer graphics lol) that David put together for character controller testing: http://www.jegas.com/index.php/jegas-products/192-c17-directx-game-engine.html

We've been pretty busy, that game engine is a year of work. And Knot So was literally made because when David was hunting for a tool - the stuff out there cost either in excess of $100.00 (Crazy Bump is almost double that I think) or they didn't work how he wanted - something about depth and not wanting to fuss with each texture manually

--Jason

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Posted: 25th Dec 2009 00:36
And Happy Lilohaze (darn egg nog) to you too.

Heh! When I saw the box graphic I though immediately of Celtic knots. I've always wanted to write a program that could generate Celtic knots and draw them graphically into an image. Now that I'm getting the hang of the graphics that might not be a bad thing to try soon.

Have a Happy New Year.

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jason p sage
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Posted: 25th Dec 2009 01:44
I took up violin; and I've been playing about two months now and I am playing some music that sounds Celtic! "Lilty Stuff" Some classical.. some gypsy sounding stuff... even blues (on a violin? sounds neat)

--Jason

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Posted: 25th Dec 2009 02:10
It can't be Celtic. Otherwise you'd have said you took up the fiddle.

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Lil

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