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The improvements were more in terms of readability in this case. I made a few minor changes to help performance but I doubt it would shave off any more than a couple milliseconds.

Using the nasm...

Do you really think I am going to win? :-D

My original plan was to just concatenate the string to a buffer defined in ".bss" however I couldn't seem to wrap my head around exactly how to do such a...

I am trying to win a bet with a friend of mine on whos "echo" recreation is more efficient. Executable size also matters but pure raw speed is what is important.

This really isn't a "help me" kind...

BUMP.

Still haven't figured this out.

Six days later. :-/

Don't sweat it.

Java is a really difficult language to learn. Its on par with learning C++ in my view.

Heck I have a 1,247 page book covering Java and it only covers the basic to intermediate....

Ok I have been trying for a week now to get sound to play in a Java applet.

With enough research I figured out how to get sound to play in the appletviewer using ".wav" files but I still don't get...

Hm... I would have taken this approach.




boolean b = false;

if (b == false)

{

I am fairly new to OOP in Java but I was always under the impression that you always had to create a new class OUTSIDE of your main class in order to make an object out of something.

Then again I...

This allows me to write data to an address:




proberam:
wbinvd
mov ax, 50000
mov [0x00000600], ax
mov bx, [0x00000600]

This one has puzzled me for a couple days now.

I need a way to detect how much RAM is being used.

I have an address range of:

0x00000500 to 0x00007BFF
0x00007E00 to 0x0007FFFF
0x00080000...

Well I did a little test to see any fluxuations in memory usage over time (like 30 minutes) and it stayed constant so I assume that means no memory overflow is occurring.

Shouldn't draw() be called every frame? Isn't that the point?

Anyways...

I can't believe I missed something as big as that.

I updated my treetextures.h and my Game.cpp to load the textures...

Ok I made a function for loading textures for opengl but for some reason it just keeps using up more and more memory until the PC crashes. I am 100% positive its this file that is causing the memory...

Sorry.

hm.... No I did very little (to no) error checking. :-/

Code is attached.

EDIT:

Just caught something that MAY have caused my problem.

I am using this to link my executable:




g++ -O3 -s -c -o game.o game.cpp -w -D FREEGLUT_STATIC -I"C:\Program Files\Common Files\MinGW\freeglut\include"

g++ -O3 -s -o game.exe game.o -w...

Sorry I didn't provide source code earlier.

I used glm to load and display the OBJ model.

Wow I have WAY to much free time. :-)

There were several things wrong with your code. I highly recommend a C++ programming book. If you are following one then read more carefully.

I had to redo...

Thats the problem though.

The program loads an OBJ file and displays that model on the screen.

That and as far as I know, "glBindTexture(GL_TEXTURE_2D, treeTexture.texID);" can only hold one...

No thats not what I meant. Or at least I don't think it is.

Lets say I have a 3D room where each wall is a different texture.

With this function it would automatically put the first texture...

I am using this code to load the textures for my model.




//Textures and Texture Tree
GLuint texture;
Texture treeTexture;

bool LoadTreeTextures(char* texturename)

Ok I fixed my own problems and I want to share the solution with others as I am sure there have been lots of people with this same problem.

This provides not only a sample file but the headers...

hm...

Well in (glm.c) both glLockArraysEXT() and glUnlockArraysEXT() are linked to this file:

GL/glext.h

And the file is in the correct location.

In (glm.h) SurfacesTextureLoad(),...

I tried compiling and linking glm.c using:




gcc -c -o glm.o glm.c -D FREEGLUT_STATIC -I"C:\Program Files\Common Files\MinGW\freeglut\include"
pause
gcc -o glm.exe glm.o -L"C:\Program...

GLM was designed for linux: http://devernay.free.fr/hacks/glm/

It has all the functionality that I need and its very simple to use.

I tried to just link to the header files such as:

eden.h...

I have looked EVERYWHERE and couldn't find a single Simple OBJ loader for freeglut. I found a few good ones for Linux but I am using Microsoft Windows. I tried GLM but I couldn't get it to link in...