Talk:SDL:Tutorials

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This one is a testpage. I'd like to have such a page for every lib we want to have tutorials for. Take a look at it and comment it. --egore911 05:25, 30 Sep 2004 (EDT)

I think you went a little overboard by adding all these categories to every one of them. If the lib does not do audio it does not need an audio category. Still, the thought is good. --Marijn

You are right. It's an overhead on first sight, but all of them are stubs.I just thought what categories me might need and wanted ALL pages to have the same categories and look alike. If a lib does not have sound, feel free to remove the category (because that's what I will do :D ) --egore911 08:05, 30 Sep 2004 (EDT)

The link to paddles renders incorrectly on safari. Not sure why. --Snoolas, not logged in.

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Uncategorization

I uncategorized this article because it seemed like an index (and a bit redundant), as there is a newer index. There is good useful information which should be refactored into existing articles, however! ---Mushu 23:59, 25 April 2006 (EDT)

SDL_ttf alternative

SDL_freetype, supposedly aims for speed over whatever else. --Enmoku 15:29, 5 June 2007 (EDT)

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C++ Tutorial "Creating a Complete 2D Engine"

Is there any point in using function pointers in C++? This task is perfectly suited for process or state classes after all. Function pointers violate a vast number of principles of OOP and they are error-prone.

Another thing is that the source of the tutorial doesn't seem to think very highly of software reuse. STL provides such things like lifo stacks and vectors. --Laochailan 13:16, 9 February 2010 (EST)