show_message()

[RetroX]

Here's an alternate for show_message():

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cpp { #include <windows.h>
MessageBox(argument0,"Message",MB_OKAY); }

[sprintf()]

Bad MessageBox function.

MessageBox(NULL or a window handle if enigma lets you have one, someCStringMessage, someCStringTitle, MB_OK);

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms645505(VS.85).aspx

[score_under]

And mb_ok == 0...
so mb_ok + mb_ok = mb_ok * 2 = mb_ok | mb_ok = mb_ok & mb_ok = mb_ok ^ mb_ok = mb_ok - mb_ok WHICH DOES NOT EQUAL mb_ok/mb_ok... ever.

[RetroX]

And mb_ok == 0...mb_ok/mb_ok...

DIVIDE BY ZERO.

[OniLink10]

Here's an alternate for show_message():

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cpp { #include <windows.h>
MessageBox(argument0,"Message",MB_OKAY); }

You can do Includes in the cpp{...} function?! I CAN ADD SOUND!

[score_under]

And mb_ok == 0...mb_ok/mb_ok...

DIVIDE BY ZERO.

Excuse me, but

WHICH DOES NOT EQUAL mb_ok/mb_ok... ever.

[RetroX]

You can do Includes in the cpp{...} function?!

Umm, duh.  All cpp {} does is take the code and insert it before the compile; it doesn't parse anything.

[OniLink10]

You can do Includes in the cpp{...} function?!

Umm, duh.  All cpp {} does is take the code and insert it before the compile; it doesn't parse anything.

Oh lol. How would I link to a .a File for using a DLL?

[score_under]

You'd either have to use GCC to compile it yourself, or you'd have to use LoadLibrary and GetProcAddress.

[sprintf()]

#pragma comment(lib, "somelibrary.a")

[OniLink10]

#pragma comment(lib, "somelibrary.a")

SDL_Mixer Temporary Sound Alternative Time.

[Josh @ Dreamland]

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