• Last time I downloaded and installed Allegro was 2005, but what I had to do (and I was using three compilers) was copy the directories to each compiler, edit the configuration files according to the instructions in the readmes (it will tell you which file to use as the Makefile, and there is one for Borland compilers, I'm sure) then type 'make' at the command line.
• I didn´t read in any instructions that copy of allegro libraries is needed in every project folder. Btw: I didn´t find recquired version of compiled allegro libraries in www.allegro.cc sites and I don´t how to compile it myself:( (mingw version 3.4.2). By adding all non-compiled libraries to project folder was (obviously) nothing changed.
• I'm currently using Dev-C as my compiler, and i downloaded the allegro library. What I need to know is where do I put it. Do I just stick the library in Dev folder, or is there a certain folder with libraries (I can't seem to find one) where I need to put it? And once I have it in the correct place will the compiler automatically look at it (with the #include allegro header fi.

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Press the “Check for Updates” button, then check the boxes to install Allegro (the library for audio, input, and graphical functions) and Allegro Supplement (documentation and sample files). After that, open up the breakout.dev file I’ve included, which already has the Allegro library added to the Parameters section of Linker under. Or, because AWS SDK for C libraries are named consistently, use AWSSDKCPP-service name to add a library for a particular service to your project. Choose Install to install the libraries and add them to your project.

I have found a couple of people on www.gamedev.net having trouble installing Allegro in/using Visual C++ 2008 “Orcas” and since for some reason I have found an easy way of installing it I’ve decided to showcase a small article on how I installed the Allegro-4.2.2 library and having it accessible in Visual C++ 2008.

First the link to the Allegro-4.2.2 library can be found here Allegro-4.2.2 . Now let’s get through some easy quick instructions.

Installing Allegro-4.2.2 correctly on your system

1. Unrar the folder Place this in a safe folder that you know won’t get deleted, or shifted around
2. Start up Visual C++ 2008
3. Direct yourself to Tools > Options
4. Under Options > Projects and Solutions > VC++ Directories
5. Direct yourself to “Show Directories for:” in the combo box look for inlcude
6. Create new line click on the browse button and direct yourself to the allegro-4.2.2 include directory
7. direct yourself to “Show Directories for:” and look for lib
8. Create new line click on the browse button and direct yourself to the allegro-4.2.2 lib folder

Linking up Allegro-4.2.2 in Visual C++ 2008 & First Project

1. Create New Visual C++ 08 Empty Project
2. In solution Explorer right click on source folder Add New Item
3. Add new .CPP file name it main
4. Go to Project Properties > Configuration Properties > Linker > Input
5. In Additional Dependecies add “alleg.lib”
6. Copy and paste given source

Now Build and Run and you should have a window much like the image below.

Hope this helped!

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Just a small mention to Allegro

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/cannot-download-apps-in-3utools.html. Allegro is a game library supporting C/C++ distributed freely and their main site is Allegro Site where the library, documentation, source files, and much much more can be viewed, downloaded freely! Thank you for making and keeping Allegro a free game programming library!

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