Load DLLs. WIN API for Game Developers, day 9.

In this tutorial series, I aim to help you learn the Windows API. By the end, you will be able to make a basic game, using no libraries except Windows.h
In this lecture, we will learn to load a DLL using C++ and he Windows API.
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[@Voidptr0403]

Maybe weird question but ... Can you speak russian?

[@lowlevelgamedev9330]

nope :))) I am from romania and it seems to me that the english accent is similar to a rushian english accent

[@Voidptr0403]

@@lowlevelgamedev9330 yeah your English accent is kinda interesting, btw I am from Ukraine :)

[@10bokaj]

Yes i have also been looking at this problem

[@lowlevelgamedev9330]

nice 💪

[@jdudeofficial4263]

YESSSS FINALY😊

[@lowlevelgamedev9330]

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[@Mormert]

Very nicely explained how DLLs work and gives great hints on how to DIY hot-reload.

[@lowlevelgamedev9330]

thanks 💪💪

[@emomaxd2462]

I wonder how game engine editors create an executable ? You open up the editor edit the game you put some walls maybe with your mouse to your editor screen and you play the game but when it comes to saving that state and creating a binary - executable file that is a mind blowing for me i can't imagine how that works. Would you think making a video about that maybe ?

[@lowlevelgamedev9330]

Well I talked about saving the state in my game engine video (the first one) And I haven't made the editor be able to compile but basically all you do is call the compiler with the right commind line arguments