[C++] Questions

[Minux]

You can complile/link it on the VC++ command line by doing the following:

cl overlapped.cpp
link overlapped.obj user32

Then to run it just type

overlapped

You can typically get to the VC++ command prompt by following Start->Programs->VC->Tools->VC Command Prompt

Sorry, but I don't understand this.  I've have tried, but I must be doing something wrong.

VC Command Prompt? wtf?  I don't have w/e that is.  I'm using VC6++ so...

They are referring to a Console Application. You clearly need to learn more about the language and the compiler before you tackle such a task like a bot. It's nowhere like VB6 where you just get use to things and they 9/10 work. I suggest getting a book, because again you don't seem to understand the language yet.

[MyndFyre]

You can complile/link it on the VC++ command line by doing the following:

cl overlapped.cpp
link overlapped.obj user32

Then to run it just type

overlapped

You can typically get to the VC++ command prompt by following Start->Programs->VC->Tools->VC Command Prompt

Sorry, but I don't understand this.  I've have tried, but I must be doing something wrong.

VC Command Prompt? wtf?  I don't have w/e that is.  I'm using VC6++ so...

They are referring to a Console Application. You clearly need to learn more about the language and the compiler before you tackle such a task like a bot. It's nowhere like VB6 where you just get use to things and they 9/10 work. I suggest getting a book, because again you don't seem to understand the language yet.

Actually, they are referring to going to the command line (i.e., running cmd.exe or command.com, depending on your environment) and using the C compiler and linker.  You need to learn more about what people are talking about before you try and flame someone who is trying to learn.

[Eibro]

You can complile/link it on the VC++ command line by doing the following:

cl overlapped.cpp
link overlapped.obj user32

Then to run it just type

overlapped

You can typically get to the VC++ command prompt by following Start->Programs->VC->Tools->VC Command Prompt

Sorry, but I don't understand this.  I've have tried, but I must be doing something wrong.

VC Command Prompt? wtf?  I don't have w/e that is.  I'm using VC6++ so...

Yes you do. Search for vcvars32.bat. Once you find this, open a console and run it. Then you can compile/link the application in the manner I described above.