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C++ for Game Programmers Noel Llopis
Publisher: Charles River Media

I have to render 3D surface plot in C++ using GDI. Event driven game flow - posted in Game Programming: Last time people told me about data driven style of game programming. If you are a beginner in the field of programming or you are interested in learning computer programming techniques and want to enhance your knowledge then you are at the right place. Now I want to finish this part first, then consider data driven later. This is an awesome book for somebody that is new to programming and is interested in starting with developing games. I am really excited about the upcoming BlackBerry PlayBook Native C/C++ SDK since it will finally provide BlackBerry developers with some low level acce. I am new to the programming scene and I am VERY interested in getting into the gaming industry. Im trying to make a 2D game based around digging and collecting resources and that kind of thing, and I need to create a sort of random seed system that will: a. C++ and MySQL for the server - posted in Multiplayer and Network Programming: Is it secure and fast for me to make my C++ DirectX10 game retrieve data from my MySQL server via SQL queries that are run inside the client? As a starter project I want convert a Neural net app from "AI Techniques for Game Programming (2002 Buckland)" to a Visual C++ CLI Forms application. Posted in Game Programming: Whats a good, easy and decently fast way to load games data (textures, 3D models, sounds, etc ) into memory? Single responsibility principle in practice - posted in Game Programming: Hi, I would like to know how to practice the single responsibility principle. Drawing surface plot in C++ using GDI - posted in Graphics Programming and Theory: Hello, I need a little help. I know the term "good" is subjective, so I figure I'll define it a bit: Good = clear, easy to read and understand with meticulous and detailed examples. Posted in Game Programming: Hello, gents. However, I have seen many books that appear to be aimed at different things.