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C++ Game Development Primer
C++ is the language behind most of today's computer games. This 84-page C++ Game Development Primer takes you through the accelerated process of writing games for otherwise experienced C++ programmers. After reading this book, you ll have the fundamental know-how to become a successful and profitable game applications developer in today s increasingly competitive indie game marketplace.
For those looking for a quick introduction to C++ game development and who have good skills in C++, this will get you off to a fast start. C++ Game Development Primer is based on Learn C++ for Game Development by the same author, giving you the essentials to get started in game programming without the unnecessary introduction to C++.
What you'll learnHow to write C++ games using object-oriented programming techniquesHow to work with design patterns in C++ game developmentHow to apply C++ to native game activitiesHow to build an actual game project
Who this book is for
This book is for aspiring game developers with previous C++ programming experience who want to build game applications.
Table of Contents
1. Managing Memory for Game Development
2. Useful Design Patterns for Game Development
3. Using File IO to Save and Load Games
4. Speeding Up Games with Concurrent Programming
5. Supporting Multiple Platforms in C++
6. Wrapping Up with a Game Project Case Study"
For those looking for a quick introduction to C++ game development and who have good skills in C++, this will get you off to a fast start. C++ Game Development Primer is based on Learn C++ for Game Development by the same author, giving you the essentials to get started in game programming without the unnecessary introduction to C++.
What you'll learnHow to write C++ games using object-oriented programming techniquesHow to work with design patterns in C++ game developmentHow to apply C++ to native game activitiesHow to build an actual game project
Who this book is for
This book is for aspiring game developers with previous C++ programming experience who want to build game applications.
Table of Contents
1. Managing Memory for Game Development
2. Useful Design Patterns for Game Development
3. Using File IO to Save and Load Games
4. Speeding Up Games with Concurrent Programming
5. Supporting Multiple Platforms in C++
6. Wrapping Up with a Game Project Case Study"
84 pages, Paperback
First published October 29, 2014
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