A fragment :
Code:// #include "build.h"
// #include "quake.h"
// #include "quake2.h"
// #include "prey.h"
// #include "unreal.h"
// #include "quake3.h"
// #include "unrealtournament.h"
// #include "ut2003.h"
// #include "ut2004.h"
#include "hl2.h"
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A fragment :
Code:// #include "build.h"
// #include "quake.h"
// #include "quake2.h"
// #include "prey.h"
// #include "unreal.h"
// #include "quake3.h"
// #include "unrealtournament.h"
// #include "ut2003.h"
// #include "ut2004.h"
#include "hl2.h"
Don't you mean Half-Life 2 which hit the news last friday, when they reported the source code had been pilfered???
BTW: I hope they learned their lession.
Keep your development machines in an isolated network, away from any router/internet enabled connection.
Don't pass source code through email
Don't take source code home and put it on your home machine unless you have farily good physical security at your home.
Don't put source code on laptops.
Make your developers sign their souls over in blood before they even glimpse the development tree.
Keep your developers happy with lots of beer or wine for the pansy types.
It's a joke Mick, one that apparently went over your head. They've been on it for so long, you could see it on the number of great games that appeared in the meantime.
Yep went over my head, those type of games are entertaining for about 5 minutes....Quote:
Originally posted by Simon666
It's a joke Mick, one that apparently went over your head. They've been on it for so long, you could see it on the number of great games that appeared in the meantime.
Gasp! How terrible! Hmmm should run just like half-life 2... unless hl2 has
#include "duknukfo.h"
in which case there are problems.