If this is not the right place for a question like this please let me know. I am using the Scumm VM codebase as part of a personal code project. I am trying to make multiple instances of Scumm VM so that multiple games can be managed at once by a website. Here is a condensed version of how I have go...

Can't see any console. Could it be hiding?

Do I need to AllocConsole first and if not where does the output appear in Visual Studio?

Thanks for the reply. I think based on what you said I may have to switch to writing output to the console. I made a console appear with a FreeConsole and a AllocConsole but when I write to with cout or common::debug nothing happens. I can see the calls being hit by the debugger What is the correct ...

Hello, I have being a C# dev for nearly a decade. I decided to challenge myself by learning C++ and hacking the Scumm VM. I am using, you guessed it, Visual Studio. When I debug the Scumm VM there is no game screen window. I note that when I debug a different thread it appears. Is it a known issue? ...

Thanks for putting effort into your reply Reckless. Sorry for the late reply, as life got in the way. I don't expect to contribute this work to the Scumm VM repository; I am doing it to teach myself C++. In the future when I am more competent I might consider contributing something else. I hope I mi...

Thank you for that pointer (notice my C++ joke ), and I might consider using that if I became totally stuck, but I was really hoping for a C++ wiz to give me some debugging help.

If this is not the forum for this, please let me know and might look elsewhere.

My apologies if this is totally the wrong forum, but I couldn't find a definite home for questions like these. I am new to C++, although I am an experienced C# developer. I am trying to challenge myself by writing a .NET CLI wrapper around the Scumm VM. As you can see I have linked my CLI project ca...