I want to develop some software to the vita, but I can't even build to vita toolchain.
Can someone help?
Thanks,
ownsideup
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This is actually awesome that you mention Java style C++. I came across a guy in a post not long ago who was mentioning how it's best to learn PHP or Python first, (before C or C++), due to that exact same Java themed C coding style that makes things more confusing, or something. I think I'll stick to learning C for now, but thanks for the post, this is the first I've heard of " PSDK3v3" too. If it works on Windows, I won't need to make a seperate Ubuntu partition anymore. Learning C so far has been quite fun.John Dupe wrote:I'm assuming you're on Windows. You'll need PSDK3v3 from github (just google it), and a good c/c++ book, or a ton of online tutorials.
As some tips for someone getting into c++, ALWAYS put a ; at the end of your lines. If you don't the weirdest errors appear, and it's tough trying to figure out what all the errors mean when you're just starting out.
Personally, I read C++ For Dummies and apparently (I have no experience) it's easier to learn Python, Lua, or Java first. But beware, Java can lead to Java style C++, which is frowned upon online.
Wait till you get to learning pointers hehCPUzX wrote:Learning C so far has been quite fun.
Honestly, pointers aren't as hard as people make them out to be, it's just important to understand the concept of memory.Stiffeno wrote:Wait till you get to learning pointers hehCPUzX wrote:Learning C so far has been quite fun.
Think I might already be kinda familiar with the concept of pointers, in what I've come across using cheat engine, and also the concept behind developing a trainer in visual basic, but it's still limited knowledge at this point. Need to learn more of C to get to the pointer stage. Thanks for the heads up. lolStiffeno wrote:Wait till you get to learning pointers hehCPUzX wrote:Learning C so far has been quite fun.