Irrlicht Engine

Learn to use your compiler, or use one that others actualy use. I suggest you use Microsoft Visual C++ Express. It is free, is easy to use, has an excellent debugger, and will build Irrlicht without problems.

Travis
Yes it's free and easy and doesn't work with Vista Home Premium because of the ...

According to this
you need to add -w-inl or something similar to your command line to disable that warning, or perhaps it's because you have a bcc32.cfg that already contains -w and you need to remove that line, or set the maximum number of warnings. Should all be in the docs anyway.
Nope still ...

Allright now when I try that once i type
bcc32 -IC:\irrlicht-1.5\include main.cpp
It prints out
functions containing for are not expanded inline
or
functions containing while are not expanded inline
for each .h file...
All of these are warnings. But after a while the console just says "too ...

I tried that: I tried appending \*.h to it but it still tells me that.

No it's still giving me issues
when I type "bcc32 -I c:\irrlicht-1.5\include"
it tells me it can't find file "include.cpp" 0.o
Any other ideas?

Hey guys. I have forsaken all IDE's for the Command Prompt (I am using Borland compiler). I have a file called main.cpp which has this:
#include <irrlicht.h>
#include <iostream.h>

using namespace std;
void main()
{
cout << "Yo";
}

I edited the Path in Environment Variables and added this:
C ...

All right, bear with me here as I try to explain this: Friend and I had an idea of giving NASA coding interns a challenge by having them program a virtual 3D robotic arm to move. This means that I give them the code that just draws the arm in a 3D environment, along with info on how to code movement ...