Phew, I've done "alot" of programming lately. The first thing I did(which I did over a week ago) was to add HTML support for my logging system(including bold and colored text [grin]). The next thing I did, which I started on thursday was to make a 2D sidescroller....

Yeah, it failed, but I accomplished things I've never accomplished before. Things like textureswaps, moving bullets, gamestates etc. But therein lies the problem. I have never done such a thing before so I kinda suck at designing it(yes, I have started to write down my thoughts now). So I froze it the day before yesterday.

What now?

Well, since I managed to do textureswaps, gamestates and (partly) bullets, I thought I'd do it the proper way(Meaning acctualy deleting my allocated memory [grin]). So yesterday I started out with an ambitious idea to write my own allocation functions. It crashed... But today is a fresh day, and I would like some help on how to do things. So here's some questions:

How do you delete/store your resources?
Do you store them in one big std::vector or do you store them in separate ones?
Do you keep rendervectors?
I mean, f.ex in the menu state do you make a std::vector and in the gamestate do you make another one?
Do you even use std::vectors?
I read HopeDaggers journal and he said he used std::lists, I don't have any experience with std::lists.

Do you make a STATE class or do you just use a global string called gState?

How do you generate your textures(OpenGL)?
I managed to do this, but I'm not sure it's the best way. Right now when I create an object I push_back it to a static std::vector called Renderer::textures and store the position, then I call a method in Renderer which is called GenerateTextures which traverse through the Renderer::textures and calls glGenerateTextures(1, Renderer::textures). finnaly I retrieve my GLuint from the Renderer::textures list and load in images using SDL.

Thanks for any input!

delete(CMemoryManager::AllocVec[i]);

for(std::vector<TYPE>::iterator ListItor = Vector.begin(); ListItor != Vector.end(); ++ListItor)
{
    TYPE* pValue = (*ListItor);
    delete pValue;
}