I already have MSV 2010 C++ Express, code::blocks is a complier.
Microsoft Visual Studio is an IDE which by definition also contains a compiler.
Originally Posted by kittens4life
I already have MSV 2010 C++ Express, code::blocks is a complier.
kittens4life.
you ask for some help so maybe you should try to take the help being provided.
Saltine is a seasoned coder as well as 2 other members that have tried to help
MSVC++ has the IDE with a built in compiler.
and unless you plan on writing your own code from scratch most of the surces here wont
compile on code blocks. damnnear everyone here uses MSVC++ except @Departure hes like the god of delphi
I can code my hack in vb.net o_0
Originally Posted by -Bl00d-
kittens4life.
you ask for some help so maybe you should try to take the help being provided.
Saltine is a seasoned coder as well as 2 other members that have tried to help
MSVC++ has the IDE with a built in compiler.
and unless you plan on writing your own code from scratch most of the surces here wont
compile on code blocks. damnnear everyone here uses MSVC++ except @Departure hes like the god of delphi
I understand this of course, I was simply stating what was going on, I am taking the help provided. Nice to see someone is looking out for me though.
Originally Posted by Ch40zz-C0d3r
I can code my hack in vb.net o_0
Riptide is coded entirely in assembly, all of it.
Originally Posted by -Bl00d-
lol.
start
then programs
then microsoft
then visual C++ redistributable 2010
if you dont know how to open it,
you shouldnt be attempting to make a hack yet IMO
Evidently neither are you......... C++ Redist. isn't a IDE..... you cant 'open' it.
Originally Posted by Acea
Evidently neither are you......... C++ Redist. isn't a IDE..... you cant 'open' it.
Im just new and I need lots a help, I don't know what redist or IDE mean, I hope your a possible teacher or friend....
Too many answers for one simple question. Al pretty much the same answers too.