[haiyun211]

Hi all, I decided to do this tutorial because there is not much documentation on the subject of using allegro with Netbeans on a Linux machine. Ok lets get started. I am assuming that you already have Netbeans installed and have it set-up for C/C++.

Start up Netbeans you should see a screen that looks like this:



Now select File->New Project and select C/C++ and then C/C++ application then press next


Enter in the name of the project and the location you want to put it and click finish



You should now see on the left hand side something like this you may need to expand your project


now right click on the Source Files and select New-> Empty C++ File then call the file what you want to call it and click finish



Now this next step you can either do right now or right before you build it. Ok go to file-> Project Properties it will pull up this window


The new file should look something like this

you now need to click on linker witch will bring up this


now click on the symbol by libraries that looks like this (...) and the window pulled up is this



Now click on the add option button then click on the other option and now the most important part open up a terminal and type in

allegro-config --libs --static

then put the output in the other option place and that should be it for configuring it


now we can put the code into the source file and then build and run and if it worked then you should see a blank black screen and push a key and it should end any problems or question please reply and I will do what I can to help.

#include <allegro.h>

int main()
{
	allegro_init();
	install_keyboard();
	set_gfx_mode(GFX_AUTODETECT, 640, 480, 0, 0);

	readkey();

	return 0;
}
END_OF_MAIN();

[haiyun211]

spondbob, on 01 June 2010 - 02:57 AM, said:

haiyun211, on 19 September 2009 - 03:37 PM, said:

Hi all, I decided to do this tutorial because there is not much documentation on the subject of using allegro with Netbeans on a Linux machine. Ok lets get started. I am assuming that you already have Netbeans installed and have it set-up for C/C++.

Start up Netbeans you should see a screen that looks like this:
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Now select File->New Project and select C/C++ and then C/C++ application then press next
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Enter in the name of the project and the location you want to put it and click finish
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You should now see on the left hand side something like this you may need to expand your project
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now right click on the Source Files and select New-> Empty C++ File then call the file what you want to call it and click finish
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Now this next step you can either do right now or right before you build it. Ok go to file-> Project Properties it will pull up this window
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The new file should look something like this
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you now need to click on linker witch will bring up this
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now click on the symbol by libraries that looks like this (...) and the window pulled up is this
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Now click on the add option button then click on the other option and now the most important part open up a terminal and type in

allegro-config --libs --static

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then put the output in the other option place and that should be it for configuring it
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now we can put the code into the source file and then build and run and if it worked then you should see a blank black screen and push a key and it should end any problems or question please reply and I will do what I can to help.

#include <allegro.h>

int main()
{
	allegro_init();
	install_keyboard();
	set_gfx_mode(GFX_AUTODETECT, 640, 480, 0, 0);

	readkey();

	return 0;
}
END_OF_MAIN();

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hi, this what i'm looking for,
but i have a probelm with allegro-config. i can't find it even in the repository, but i've installed allegro and allegro-tools. maybe you have another way. nice to share with you.

ps:i'm using openSUSE 11.2

What is the output when you use type allegro-config into the terminal?

[saidbakr]

First of all, I would like to thank you for the tutorial. My reply is just a suggestion. In general, tutorial is an answer for a question or series of questions. It may be better to add a simple link to some resource that introduce or define " Allegro ". My suggestion may seem stupid, however, knowing something new may come by coincidence and regarding a link for the Allegro will make things more easier.