Re: Game Programming Newbies

["Alan Teodoro" <alanteodoro@Hotmail.com>]

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From: Phil Marcelino <telcoman74@yahoo.com>
Reply-To: gameprogrammer@gameprogrammer.com
To: gameprogrammer@gameprogrammer.com
Subject: Re: Game Programming Newbies
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 10:50:56 -0700 (PDT)

Where would I be able to get a copy of DJGPP and the
Allegro libraries?  Is there much documentations on
it?

Thanks,
Phil

--- Administrator <admin@mccsc.edu> wrote:
 > I think many people make the mistake that 'the only
 > way to make a cool game
 > is to have the latest versions of Visual C++,
 > Photoshop, and Studio MAX'.
 > This is a bad mistake.  For most newbies, they
 > should start out on
 > DJGPP/Allegro.  It is incredibly user friendly, and
 > with Rhide, can be
 > almost as powerful as Builder or Visual C++.  I
 > worked with DJGPP for
 > several years, until I actually made money on a game
 > with Radioactive
 > Software.    DirectX is great, but for those of you
 > who can't afford Visual
 > C++, use DJGPP.  It can be very powerful, and is a
 > great way to start off.
 >
 > Dataw0lf
 >
 >
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