#2812 - Robin - Thu Feb 13, 2003 2:32 am
Before I start, many thanks to Tepples for this package, if I can get it working it'll be most useful :)
OK, first my setup. I'm trying to use GBFS to provide script and graphics data for a generic GBA RPG engine. I'm using HAM as a development library, and VisualHAM for my IDE.
I'm trying to include gbfs.h and libgbfs.c in my main program, but when I try and build I get a load of errors like:
Now, I've never tried to code in C or C++ before (I've had a Java background) so excuse me being an utter newbie but I think my problem stems from GBFS being C code, and me trying to code in C++ (I'm trying to keep my project object oriented). gcc will compile both C and C++ right? If so, can I use C libraries like GBFS in a C++ program? Am I on completely the wrong track and there's an obvious answer? If this is impossible are there any plans to port GBFS to a C++ codebase, or any alternative packages in C++ that perform a similar function?
Sorry for all the questions, and thanks for your time ^_^
OK, first my setup. I'm trying to use GBFS to provide script and graphics data for a generic GBA RPG engine. I'm using HAM as a development library, and VisualHAM for my IDE.
I'm trying to include gbfs.h and libgbfs.c in my main program, but when I try and build I get a load of errors like:
| Quote: |
| In file included from main.cpp:5:
libgbfs.c: In function `const void* gbfs_get_obj(const GBFS_FILE*, const char*, u32*)': libgbfs.c:108: cannot convert `void*' to `GBFS_ENTRY*' in assignment libgbfs.c:102: warning: `GBFS_ENTRY*here' might be used uninitialized in this function |
Now, I've never tried to code in C or C++ before (I've had a Java background) so excuse me being an utter newbie but I think my problem stems from GBFS being C code, and me trying to code in C++ (I'm trying to keep my project object oriented). gcc will compile both C and C++ right? If so, can I use C libraries like GBFS in a C++ program? Am I on completely the wrong track and there's an obvious answer? If this is impossible are there any plans to port GBFS to a C++ codebase, or any alternative packages in C++ that perform a similar function?
Sorry for all the questions, and thanks for your time ^_^