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I am able to get my own project going when I just hack up one of the existing sample programs, however I have yet to get a 'fresh' project to work. Can anyone walk me through the steps? Heres what im doing...

1.) Launch VS, create a "Visual C++ Project -> Win 32 Project"

2.) Before the project is created I click "Application Settings" to specify a "Empty Project" project

3.) I add a "Main.cpp" and paste my darkSDK code

I always get the following error when trying to build...



Even when I just have empty space or even a simple void main() {} in my Main cpp, I still get this error.

HOWEVER, I was able to hack up one of the sample programs to this same level (just a main cpp file basically) and it runs just fine.

Am I missing something? I take it the sample programs followed different steps than I did when they created their 'blank' templates.

Thanks in advance for any help

NM Not sure what I did but it works now...

Your steps are correct (at least I do it the same way), but in your main cpp file, that means there where you implement the

void DarkSDK (void) { }

function, has to be an

#include "DarkSDK.h"

command on top of the file.

You may not use a main() function, since the main() function is already implemented in the DarkSDK library somewhere.. this main function then calls your DarkSDK() function.

hope this is correct.

greets,
Barnski.

Hi,

I've used Scooby's DGSDK App Wizard since dot, which works a treat: http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=53443&b=22.

Cheers