C++ in xcode (Mac) help //This is header part of C++ #include\"brickGame.h\" #in

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C++ in xcode (Mac) help

//This is header part of C++ #include"brickGame.h" #include #include //Created a nethod called BrickBreakingGame void BrickBreakingGame() { for(int m=0, q=4, s=410; m 470) {//Implemented variables q=4; s-=35; } b[m].q=q; b[m].s=s; b[m].w=60; b[m].h=20; b[m].alive=true; } block.myx=300; block.myy=0; block.width=80; block.height=20; block.lft=false; block.rgt=false; ball.ballx=300; ball.bally=200; ball.ballwh=30; ball.velx=0.35; ball.vely=0.35; red1=0.96; green1=0.8; blue1=0.69; red2=0.6; green2=0.8; blue2=0.196078; ball.red=0.65; ball.green=0.49; ball.blue=0.24; block.red=0.137255; block.green=0.556863; block.blue=0.419608; } bool check_collision (float Ax, float Ay, float Aw, float Ah, float Bx, float By, float Bw, float Bh)//Function for checking collision { if (Ay+Ah By+Bh) return false; else if (Ax+Aw Bx+Bw) return false;

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Actually, there is nothing wrong with your code. The only thing is, you need to create a .h file which you didn't pulled in here.

And without that bringGame.h file, you couldn't run this code error-free. So, better you get that file, or just give proper description on what exactly that file does, so that we could develop that file afresh for you....

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