Well, I'm taking a C++ class, and I'm finding it REALLY easy!

I made this, try it if you want. Basically all it does it allow you to make a teleport, and export it to your cheats.txt (and don't worry, it won't overwrite it!)

So..yeah..have at it:

http://www.themaxone.net/Project2.zip

That looks great, but C++ lessons in school tend to take 3 days of learning and stretch it over a semester.

So bare that in mind whilst your taking your lessons.

Seeing as it only took us 5 minutes (me only 30 seconds :)) to write out our first Hello World app, I know for a fact we won't be 'stretching it out'. She even lets us fool around with the software if we finish early.

begin
WriteLn("Hello World");
end.

There.

Simple, I'm learning myself with Pascal. Pascal is like C++, but for starters.


I could write a complicated peice of could, like a question and answer type of thing, but I sortof forgot...

Wow lol, that's much simpler than C++ :P

Yeah, Pascal doesn't do as much either.

:huh: .... I'll stick to my Graphic Class's ^_^

C++ is almost just like flash code

Yeah, the syntax is basically the same on all programming languages, its just the functions are different.

And btw, this is my latest C++ project:

http://forums.qj.net/f-psp-development-for...002-119677.html

thats good for noobs and all but its easier for me just to put it together myself, if you make a program that will do everything from conect to the server and put the latest cheats on my psp with a click of a button then i might get it :P

Very nice... do you plan to eventually code homebrew for the psp? Your pretty good with photoshop, and that combined with enough skill with C++ could make a pretty damn good game. (Or at least a nice looking one with a kick ass GUI)

Yea, I hope to sometime...

Just haven't had the time to reinstall Cygwin and the PSP Toolchain.

You don't actually need to install cygwin on your computer to compile an eboot you know, I read a tutorial on psp hacks which linked to a .bat file that will work just as well cygwin, and the best part is, it only takes a few seconds to install. I don't remember which tutorial it was, but I'll post the link here in case I stumble upon it again.

Edit: here you go!

c++ for psp is slightly more complicated as it not as founded as computers not as much documentation

also i would learn bloody c++ and ive tried but everytime i go CYGWIN doesnt work put it like that pspdev worked for a while but when i attempted to install an svn it fucked it up and will no longer work no matter what i do which is why i like scriptive language more but then again scriptive language are complicated in there own way alot less memory to work on

ddm have you released the you-no-what

LUA RULES

give yourself 1 hour at it at evilmana.com and then youll know everything you need to make the basic things then when you want to make tools youll have to take a look at the string and table library but theyre very heavily documentated on

if you need any help just ask me ill see what i can do

BTW evilmana is the best for lua they want help you theyll help you help yourself the dont give you answers (but i do and get flamed sometimes for doing it lol)

problem... when it sys save to what do i type (to put it on my psp)

You can't. It's not a PSP app..

no,no. ok, i have started the app, done everything, i'm at the last step. how do i get the .txt to save at my desk top?