The default value for the “screen” is set to SCREEN_PORTRAIT, meaning that aĢ40×320 pixels screen.

Note that you don’t need to do anything if you are happy with the default Here is a simple example of providing the GameInit() callback, where we want The samples provide examples on how to do this. If this doesn’t make sense,įorget about all that. To change the game’s icon, you need to add an icon in the resourcesĪnd set the “iconID” field to it’s resource ID. Ignore, although it is nice to have something else then the default icon for

The first three fields deal with Windows specific stuff that you can safely There is no reason to enable it and incur a speed overhead. If a user doesn’t know how (or doesn’t want to) use GDI, For example, GDI support isĭisabled by default. Of less (or not so less) experienced developpers. The default values provided by PocketFrog have been chosen as to ease the life LPCTSTR szWindowClass // Window class name usedīool bSplashScreen // Show the 'PocketFrog' SCREEN_LANDSCAPE // Select a 320x240 screen SCREEN_PORTRAIT, // Select a 240x320 screen SCREEN_FASTEST, // Select the fastest screen Here is the definition of this structure: PocketFrog will provide you with a FrogConfig structure filled with default This is done through a callbackĬalled “GameInit”: void GameInit( FrogConfig& config ) Let you have the chance to configure things. Butīefore it start initializing everything it needs, PocketFrog will call you to Surface* FrogLoadImageResource( unsigned resourceID,Īs with callbacks, continue reading to learn about the different functionsĪll the windows (and GAPI) initialization is done for you by PocketFrog. Surface* FrogLoadImage( const TCHAR* szFilename ) Pixel FrogColor( int red, int green, int blue ) PocketFrog also provide you with some functions: Below is a description of the library by its creator The Asteroids game is fairly straight-forward the real interest is in the The Pocket Frog library, located atĬomes complete with quality source code and documentation. The development of graphical applications using Visual C++ 6 on aĭesktop computer. Was to develop a graphical application on a PocketPC system.Īs it turned out, I found an excellent, GPL licensed, graphics library that allowed The game was developed out of a curiosity to see just how difficult it Environment: [eg VC6 SP4, embeddedVC3, winCE 3.0/PocketPC2000/2002Īsteroids is an implementation of the classic game of the same name.

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