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Dark GDK / Can i use the STL with DarkGDK

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Cuddle Bunniezzz 12
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Posted: 31st Jul 2009 21:00
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Things from the standard template library like <vector>, <algorithm>, <string>, <ctime>, etc.

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Bran flakes91093
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Posted: 31st Jul 2009 21:12
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Yes, you can, but in many cases this causes linker errors, so go to:

Project->!Project_Name! Properties...->[+]Configuration Properties->[+]C/C++->Code Generation

Change the Runtime Library to /MT instead of /MTd

Click OK.

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Cuddle Bunniezzz 12
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Can I use all of them, or just a few.

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Bran flakes91093
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I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use all of them. Just use the method above to avoid the linker errors.

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Caleb1994
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Exept i don't think string will work with any DGDK functions.

you can have them it just won't exept them as a parameter in the functions.

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Bran flakes91093
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Right, because you just have to pass in a char array like this:



The member c_str() of string returns a const pointer to the char* equivalent of the string object.

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Mista Wilson
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Posted: 1st Aug 2009 20:06 Edited at: 1st Aug 2009 20:06
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Sure you can, you just need to convert them to a null-terminated string first like this :



Its a little more involved, turning an std:String into a null-terminated string, but not really once you are used to it.

Hope this helps

EDIT : That'll learn me for bein a slow typer lol

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How about...

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