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#include <angelscript.h>
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
asIScriptEngine *engine;
// Load the script
const char *script = "script.ang";
// Compile the script
engine->AddScriptSection("module", "section", script, strlen(script), 0);
engine->Build("module", 0);
return 0;
}
float global_var = 0;
void DoSomething()
{
++global_var;
if( global_var > 10 )
global_var = 0;
}
void RunScript(){ asIScriptEngine * engine = asCreateScriptEngine(ANGELSCRIPT_VERSION); const char * script = LoadScript("c:\\scriptfil.as"); //Get all the information from the file engine->AddScriptSection(0, "section", script, strlen(script)); engine->Build(0, NULL); ret = ExecuteScript(); asIScriptContext * ctx; engine->CreateContext(&ctx); //Prepare context ctx->Execute(); ctx->Release(); engine->Release();}
../../../Documents and Settings/Grant Williams/Desktop/angelscript/lib/libangelscript.a(as_scriptengine.o)(.text+0x395):as_scriptengine.cpp: undefined reference to `asCModule::~asCModule()'
../../../Documents and Settings/Grant Williams/Desktop/angelscript/lib/libangelscript.a(as_scriptengine.o)(.text+0x427):as_scriptengine.cpp: undefined reference to `asCString::~asCString()'
../../../Documents and Settings/Grant Williams/Desktop/angelscript/lib/libangelscript.a(as_scriptengine.o)(.text+0x5e2):as_scriptengine.cpp: undefined reference to `asCString::~asCString()'
../../../Documents and Settings/Grant Williams/Desktop/angelscript/lib/libangelscript.a(as_scriptengine.o)(.text+0x5f9):as_scriptengine.cpp: undefined reference to `asCString::~asCString()'
etc. (removed the rest of the 300 errors because it was slowing the page loads)
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That's what happens when I use that engine create function. It's probably a static library problem. Sigh, back to python.
[Edited by - Drakkcon on September 8, 2004 7:29:29 PM]
asLoadFile file("test.cpp");engine->AddScriptSection("module", "section", file, file.Size(), 0); /* Note you can test file to see if its NULL. If so, then the file wasn't loaded or empty. */Quote:
Sorry to sound a little rude, but a you probably need to get a few tutorials or books on c++ programming first, how you will use c++ and bind c++ code on scripts when you dont know what a pointer is ?
