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C++ Quake

Quake 2 Model Rendering (Part II)

March 18, 2011Ale

In my last article, I provided some overall details on how to load Quake 2 model files (also known as md2 files) and described how these models would store its…Continue readingQuake 2 Model Rendering (Part II)

Quake 2 Model Rendering

March 13, 2011Ale

By mid June 2010 I worked on a personal project that consisted in rendering models from the classic Quake 2 game by Id Software. Here’s a video of the renderer.…Continue readingQuake 2 Model Rendering

C++ Vortex-Engine

Overloading “operator bool” for fun and for profit

March 9, 2011Ale

C++ is a great language when it comes to extensibility. I used to think most customizations were possible only because of the famous C preprocessor, however, other features such as…Continue readingOverloading “operator bool” for fun and for profit

C++ OpenGL Quake

Quake 2 BSP Map Rendering

December 5, 2010Ale

For the past month and a half I’ve been working on and off on a project that consists in the development of a custom Quake 2 BSP map renderer. The…Continue readingQuake 2 BSP Map Rendering

C++

Create Static Libraries using GCC

May 22, 2010Ale

Static libraries provide a mechanism by which we can “pack” object code into reusable libraries. In this article I’m going to focus on creating static libraries of C (and C++)…Continue readingCreate Static Libraries using GCC

C++

On Polymorphism in C++

May 7, 2010Ale

C++, as many other Object-Oriented languagues, provides many facilities for us to implement our Object Oriented Designs. In this post I talk about a feature which is not frequently discussed,…Continue readingOn Polymorphism in C++

C C++

How to Create Shared Objects under Mac OS X

February 9, 2010June 2, 2013Ale

Some time ago a friend from Colombia asked me how to create a Shared Object under Mac OS X in order to be able to use it from a Python…Continue readingHow to Create Shared Objects under Mac OS X

C++ Python Tips & Tricks

Compiling Applications with SCons

July 3, 2008May 30, 2022Ale

Studying how to compile the source code of Quake 3, I discovered a most interesting tool called SCons. It is a build system that replaces autoconf, automake and other GNU…Continue readingCompiling Applications with SCons

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