DeeperShade

Essentially, I'm trying to go oldschool and make a lil 2D engine, but instead of just importing bmp's or other image files, i'm looking to print each pixel to the screen myself. Firstly, Ive got it so I can display a single image I made, however, for colors such as …

http://beej.us/guide/bgnet/output/html/singlepage/bgnet.html Try that.

You'd have to post the sourcecode before anyone can really help. Off the top of my head, I can't see why that'd be happening.

Yes, me again, here to prove i'm an idiot. :) Ok, all previous problems solved (wrapping win32, and getting winsock to actually do ANYTHING) My problem now is that recv is very random. Sometimes it'll recieve data, sometimes it'll return -1. WSAGetLastError (still not entirely certain I should be using …

I cannot for the life of me see where i'm going wrong. I've got a winsock class, the SOCKET is defined in the Header, but when I try to use it in a function I get a first exception crash. It's ground me to a halt (btw, for anyone who …

Ok, basically i'm putting together a win32 wrapper based on various tutorials I've seen. But when I try to close it via the close buttong (top right) or via the esacpe button it doesn't do anything, with the first it closes the window but doesn't end the program, with the …

Ok, i'm trying to create vertex normals for each vertex. I'm fairly sure i've got the math right, I'm just having trouble finding out to which faces a point belongs... The points are store in: `vector <texTri> texvert` texTri contains, x, y, z, nx, ny, nz, u, v; I identify …

Is it vital that you use ReadFile()? Would it be easier for you if you used ifstream's .read()? [http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/istream/read/](http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/istream/read/)

Ok, first post. Ive tried to avoid asking for help when i've had problems before and usually managed to solve things on my own but on this, i'm just going round in circles. I'm trying to teach myself basic directx9 and so far I made a program that takes a …

At a guess, because there are so many goals and tasks that require completion and so many people attempting to complete them but each with their own skillset and ability so that one language alone cannot cater to them all. Not to mention different languages have different focuses. Some for …