It doesn't say on the website that it supports C++ Syntax, nor does it say whether or not it comes with a C++ compiler.
Could you elaborate on how you got it to work with the HL2 SDK and how you are compileing the DLL's?
Boo (Uses the Common Language Interface, so it can access .NET stuff)
print "Hello World"
or
Import System
Console.WriteLine("Hello World")
The first one is a just a macro of the second most likely.
Microsoft have released the compiler that comes with VC++ 6 (Which I think is what Valve use) for free. You can probably download it off MSDN and use it with Dev C++.
However I think the SDK relies on VC project files as well, which I don't think Dev C++ can handle. There might be a converter...
MMORPG's don't need to have cutting edge graphics and the Source engine isn't a static project. Valve are still developeing it and I think licensee's are privaliged to updates.
Not only that, but Half-Life 2's graphics depend more on which shaders it's useing rather than which version of the...
You may have to do ASM(asembler(sp?)) in electrical engineering, but if it's anything like A level electronics it will be outwieghed by the silly mathmatics.
Still if I can do it, most people can do it... or not as I apparantly live in an academic bubble and I'm not in University.
Anyway...
On the coolness scale it rates about -1 :laugh:
Instead of trying to tell you how to run a class file (which I have never done myself) or create jar file with a manifest file, I'll just post the jar file.
rename .zip to .jar
You need the JRE1.5 - 1.4 won't work.