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Hello everyone, first off I'd like to say, Yes I am a, "Newbie" to the whole coding thing... I've been using EOSource and already compiled revs up tell this point. So don't think, "wtf? is this guy an idiot?" while reading my posts, It's just because I have no coding knowledge what so ever, only html etc.. Alright now having that out of the way I'd like to ask a few questions.

• Where can I find guides for coding that will help me in making a eoserv server? (This can be anything, but I prefer either guided assistance or videos)
• What types of coding is needed for EOServ? I know there is c++ but is there anything else I need to know before I start working on a rev?
• What rev is the best to use for a beginner (if there is a specific kind)
• Is there anyone who can help me with my coding via msn? (if so my email is dutycalls2@live.ca)
• What do all the .cpp and .hpp files mean in the MinGW project?

If anyone is able to answer these questions please post below, don't tell me, "Omfg use the search bar..." because I have, and I've read all I can find for, "Guides for c++" etc.. For another thing, I don't want you guys to know how to copy and paste other peoples work into my REV I want to know how to make my own stuff and possible help people out in the future once I've gotten a hang of things. Also you don't really need to explain a, "WHOLE" guide here.. Even link me to a few websites to learn some things from.. So far I've been reading this website here: http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/ and I've been finding it to be a bit useful in a few ways..  Anyways, thanks for if you're able to help, if not.. thank you anyways.

-Hitsugaya

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A good thing you can do is  just learn as much as you can about c++.The more you know, the easier EOServ will be :p

callum posted: (24th Feb 2013, 12:48 pm)

A good thing you can do is  just learn as much as you can about c++.The more you know, the easier EOServ will be :p

Alright thanks for the reply, I'll search up as many guides for c++ as I can. :>

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Hitsource posted: (24th Feb 2013, 12:51 pm)

callum posted: (24th Feb 2013, 12:48 pm)

A good thing you can do is  just learn as much as you can about c++.The more you know, the easier EOServ will be :p

Alright thanks for the reply, I'll search up as many guides for c++ as I can. :>

Also reading through eoserv, Understand how the code works and why ^^

http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/

This is the best guide in my opinion. The site also has a good reference to all the data types and functions for a lot of standard libraries.

Ryouken posted: (24th Feb 2013, 01:12 pm)

http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/

This is the best guide in my opinion. The site also has a good reference to all the data types and functions for a lot of standard libraries.

Alright, then I know I was on a right track, I have that link and I will go over that site. thanks for the reply.

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There's a video on YouTube that helps you to set up an EOSERV server. I'm not entirely sure if this is what you're looking for, but i'll leave it here just in case. Just go through the parts and you should get it done good. Hopefully.

P.S. The video might be a bit old..

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"Nurd, you're like a fucking swiss army knife" - Necrosis

1.If you're looking for basic C++ video tutorials, I love TheNewBoston.

2. Just C++.

3. I would start from the default EOServ revisions.

4. I could teach you some basic things.

5. .cpp files are where the main coding goes, and for .hpp those are header files that usually declare classes, variables and other things of that nature.

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wut

itsandrew posted: (24th Feb 2013, 02:19 pm)

1.If you're looking for basic C++ video tutorials, I love TheNewBoston.

2. Just C++.

3. I would start from the default EOServ revisions.

4. I could teach you some basic things.

5. .cpp files are where the main coding goes, and for .hpp those are header files that usually declare classes, variables and other things of that nature.

@Itsandrew: Alright, thanks for the help. opps, I -1'd you by mistake I meant to +1

@Nurd: You're mistaken, I already said I know how to compile, and I've got a clean rev on my desktop right now, compiled and everything, I just need to learn to code, and hopefully with the help of these links, I'll be able to.

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Hitsource posted: (24th Feb 2013, 02:56 pm)

itsandrew posted: (24th Feb 2013, 02:19 pm)

1.If you're looking for basic C++ video tutorials, I love TheNewBoston.

2. Just C++.

3. I would start from the default EOServ revisions.

4. I could teach you some basic things.

5. .cpp files are where the main coding goes, and for .hpp those are header files that usually declare classes, variables and other things of that nature.

@Itsandrew: Alright, thanks for the help. opps, I -1'd you by mistake I meant to +1

@Nurd: You're mistaken, I already said I know how to compile, and I've got a clean rev on my desktop right now, compiled and everything, I just need to learn to code, and hopefully with the help of these links, I'll be able to.

It's fine lol. if you need help just add my MSN, andrewrubenstein101@hotmail.com

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wut

Hitsource posted: (24th Feb 2013, 02:56 pm)

itsandrew posted: (24th Feb 2013, 02:19 pm)

1.If you're looking for basic C++ video tutorials, I love TheNewBoston.

2. Just C++.

3. I would start from the default EOServ revisions.

4. I could teach you some basic things.

5. .cpp files are where the main coding goes, and for .hpp those are header files that usually declare classes, variables and other things of that nature.

@Itsandrew: Alright, thanks for the help. opps, I -1'd you by mistake I meant to +1

@Nurd: You're mistaken, I already said I know how to compile, and I've got a clean rev on my desktop right now, compiled and everything, I just need to learn to code, and hopefully with the help of these links, I'll be able to.

Oh I see, sorry about that

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itsandrew posted: (24th Feb 2013, 02:19 pm)

1.If you're looking for basic C++ video tutorials, I love TheNewBoston.

2. Just C++.

3. I would start from the default EOServ revisions.

4. I could teach you some basic things.

5. .cpp files are where the main coding goes, and for .hpp those are header files that usually declare classes, variables and other things of that nature.

Yea, the headers are basically put at the top of the cpp file they're declared in during compilation (not literally but when compiling all the headers included in the file are read first). So when you #include a header, its the equivalent of putting everything in the included file at the top of the cpp file. Headers are great for sorting out all the variables and such and keeping it orderly.