ultimate noob question XD
whats the function for trace in VC++ 2010? i always thought it was trace()?
n00bzor XD
n00bzor XD
ultimate noob question XD
Ehhh why wondering in the C++ section?
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Originally Posted by Mr.Magicman
Ehhh why wondering in the C++ section?
Google it. Whatever it is...
Originally Posted by Mr.Magicman
Ehhh why wondering in the C++ section?
Originally Posted by mwb1234
Stop noobing it up around here.
Google it. Whatever it is...
Google it. Whatever it is...
know how to code anyways.~
Kno your functions
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Originally Posted by Arhk
Stop spammin' ******s none of
know how to code anyways.~
Kno your functions
MSDN Library The new lightweight skin sux so click on preferences on the right and select Classic
Nvm I think I confuse it with another language thx anywayz =,=
Is tere any shorter way to log the value of a variable and output it? Besides creating a logfile?
Originally Posted by falzarex
Is tere any shorter way to log the value of a variable and output it? Besides creating a logfile?
Sometimes I log things in message boxes, byt converting the value to strings using the function itoa(); (look it up).
Trace(); Is for ActionScript? 
Anyways, you can create a messagebox... I don't exactly know what you're doing though... If it's console just simply output it to the screen? But if it's big and lengthy I would do a logfile, not too much work involved.
Anyways, you can create a messagebox... I don't exactly know what you're doing though... If it's console just simply output it to the screen? But if it's big and lengthy I would do a logfile, not too much work involved.This thread is closed for replies.
