Endless Paradigm

lol :P

well i know a bit of c /c++ im still learning c++ im not very fluent at it but im getting a little bettermichaep did u downgrade yet

YoYoBalls Wrote:I tryed to learn c but... gave up :(

For the first time programming language learner..... don't learn C...... trust me, it will eat ur head off......... for beginner, I would suggest you start with either Visual Basic or/and Delphi....... For me, I think VB just sucks..... so I use Delphi much more than VB....

z7shaft Wrote:I want to make my own homebrew games into the future
as I know you need lots of things, a toolchain, the pspsdk... makefile...
and off course you have to know what are you programming

so I ask you...
what is better for programing for the psp?
(am not asking what's easier, I want the better no matter how difficult is it, but be moderated :p)

Generally C/C++.  LUA is quite limited in functionality (LUA lovers will argue otherwise, but, at some point, you'll need to use C).

Tails Wrote:For the first time programming language learner..... don't learn C...... trust me, it will eat ur head off......... for beginner, I would suggest you start with either Visual Basic or/and Delphi....... For me, I think VB just sucks..... so I use Delphi much more than VB....

A scripting language also helps.  The main thing is the concept, not syntax, if you ask me.

what is the core concept according to u zinga

u_c_taker Wrote:what is the core concept according to u zinga

ya, as zinga said... script language may also help... but the prob is.... some scripting languages broke many programming languages rules.....


Programming concept.. :P  

like

variables...
data types
algorithms
other basic programming concepts, like loops, etc

for more advance stuffs which u need it mostly in C is.... Pointer.... lol

no i don think that is exactly the core concept of programing

How different is C/C++ programming for PSP? If there are any graphic libraries similar to OpenGL for PSP programming, it might not be too hard. As a college student working towards a Computer Science degree, I might give it a try.

Tenshigami Wrote:How different is C/C++ programming for PSP? If there are any graphic libraries similar to OpenGL for PSP programming, it might not be too hard. As a college student working towards a Computer Science degree, I might give it a try.

there... it may help you a bit....

http://www.psp-programming.com/tutorials/

u_c_taker Wrote:no i don think that is exactly the core concept of programing

It is pretty much.
Mainly it's the computer's logic.