NEED HELP WITH CODE :O

http://www.mediafire.com/?hnzynamzijg


that's my project. the files are a devc++ project but you can still read the txt files.



I'm having trouble compiling this because of the #include stuff. HELP AND EXPLAIN WHAT'S WRONG!

i revised it a bit and now it compiles


http://www.mediafire.com/?m2zdmnygjwi


but did i do it properly? I think i kinda understand wtf i'm doing now

Wow. . .

1) Wait.h
change #define WAIT_H to #ifndef WAIT_H
change #ifdef WAIT_H to #define WAIT_H

2) Player.h
change #define PLAYER_H to #ifndef PLAYER_H
change #ifdef PLAYER_H to #define PLAYER_H

3) Castlevania.h
switch the order of your fist two lines #define to #ifndef and #ifndef to #define

4) Courtyard.h
same as above

5) Enemies.h
change #define to #ifndef
change #ifdef to #define

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forget it!
I'm just gunna email the fixed files to you

basically you had the order backwards

check before defining

on some of them you forgot the n in #ifndef

oh yeah i forgot to post that i figured out that i needed to define before i checked.

so it's all good now

I sorta understood what i was doing in the "places" files (courtyard, inn, forest, castlevania)

but not sure what the player.h and enemies.h files are ifndef first and not define first.

oh wait nevermind what i just said anyway.



What i did: changed all my files to


#ifndef filename
#define filename


#endif

but courtyard is #ifdef then #define. That seems to have the least errors. All it says is ....

in my main function it keeps saying that the courtyard function is undeclared even after checking that i included the courtyard function and it's spelled correctly.

http://www.mediafire.com/?hn0fzn0tm4n


new version


please find what's wrong and EXPLAIN. not just tell me what to fix.

All the preprocessor stuff was correct and when I compiled it it compiled and ran just fine.

Admin wrote:http://www.mediafire.com/?hn0fzn0tm4n


new version


please find what's wrong and EXPLAIN. not just tell me what to fix.

do you mean this one had no errors? I'm using devC++ and i have all of this bullshit


keeps saying i have multiple definitions of a function. i'm guessing it's included twice or more.

Are you using VC++?

Allen maybe you should set how strict the compiler is...

Unchained wrote:Allen maybe you should set how strict the compiler is...

wow when i try it with my Quincy 2005 compiler everything works. But when I try it with DevC++ or VC++ it just fucks up in errors.


DAMMIT WHY!!


how do i set the strictness?

Its different in every IDE, I left it as the default in VC++.

It looks like you just redefined a bunch of stuff.

that is