What's the best way to start programming?

[JoshTurboTrollX]

No I did not.  According to Zeograd's page I need to set PCE_INCLUDE with something like.

SET PCE_INCLUDE=c:\huc\include\pce

I'm unsure where/how to actually do this though...

Did you set the include paths, like it says in the instructions ???

The process of adding environment variables and how to compile can be pretty odd and confusing to someone that regularly codes with an IDE (.net or eclipse), so don't feel embarrassed about asking questions here, there are a gaggle of good guys here that can help out.

With that said, I still have issues now and again with compiling an actual PCE file by using the command prompt or just dragging and dropping, so just keep plugging away and get through the tutorials.  Lots of AMAZING softs can come of more and more peeps drumming out with HuC! 

[Arkhan Asylum]

Yeah there are no such things as stupid questions.

Only stupid people... who are stupid enough to ask questions that aren't worth asking!

>_>



 Don't worry about asking about stuff.  Especially with HuC, because HuC is a finnicky dickhead.

[seieienbu]

Thanks for all the help.  Now that I've gotten it to compile I'ma run through a bunch of demos then perhaps program something on my own.

[TurboXray]

If you always have the command prompt open for HuC coding, then you can just type it out in the command prompt "SET PCE_INCLUDE=c:\huc\include\pce" once and be done with it for that shell instance. I use batch files a lot for my compiling/assembling. If you do the same, you can always put it in the batch file as well (put it as the first line).

[Arkhan Asylum]

Batch files:

http://www.dostips.com/DtCodeBatchFiles.php


Incase seieienbu doesn't know what they are!