Microsoft Visual C++ Tutorials: Part 1; Getting Started

In this video I will go over quickly what C++ & Visual Studio is as well as how to use then.
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This series is for those of you who don't like reading, like me :D

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[popcorncky]

if i selete c++ will it screw up my computer,

[Miiitchyy]

@popcorncky @bighalo2 @ddkramerful

As I have now started university I will put my focus towards revelant topics so you might find interested in the mathematical videos I intend to post in the future. I found one of Herbert Schildt's books in my university library so I can recommend checking libraries near you if you would like to read the original work that was the basis for these videos.

ddkramerful, you might want to check if windows SDK is installed on your system, i think i have it too.

[bighalo2]

The contents on the Microsoft visual C++ guide has had its content expired, and the author went to sell this book.

[Miiitchyy]

@bighalo2 @popcorncky @ddkramerful

Hi All, sorry for not replying sooner.

I only recently found out that Herbert Schildt's book is no longer available on the Microsoft website too. I can highly recommend him as an author if you are interested in C++ but regretfully I don't think I will be able to finish this tutorial series. Following all appropriate laws I cannot mirror the contents of the guide but should I decide to continue these videos I will work through the book as I originally intended

[ddkramerful]

So I downloaded the newest free version of MVSC++ (2010), and I tried a simple hello world program. I haven't programmed in a few years, so I was just trying for fun to see what was going on. My program builds alright, but when I debug it starts spitting some errors out. It says it loaded ntll.dll, kernel132.dll, and Kernelbase.dll, but for each one it can not "find or open the PDB file". What does this mean? I can't get the program to spit out a simple Hello World!

[Miiitchyy]

@ddkramerful @bighalo2 @popcorncky

Popcorncky I don't believe uninstalling microsoft visual c++ will affect your systems ability to function in your usual day to day uses. That being said, some of its shared components (.NET Framework, for example) are required by other programs. Just be careful what you delete because you may have to reinstall some parts which are used by other applications you use.

[Miiitchyy]

@FunnyBatTutorials I'm sorry, I have not had any experience in Game Maker, although I read briefly that its syntax is similar to C, your best bet would be to try their forums if you can't contact your friend.

[FunnyBatTutorials]

I have a question, me and my friend have made a Multiplayer Chatroom in Game Maker, and im not pretty sure how to Kick or Ban an user, since my friend did almost all work, and he isnt here now so i can ask i really need it fast we need to post a new version with ban and kick please help?:)

[windson7]

im gonna be learning this in 8th grade in 2 weeks. i got no idea what were gonna be learning but were gonna start with c++ from scratch.