gunslinger

A simple c99 framework for multimedia applications

Building

NOTE(john): For all platforms, make certain you are in the root directory for gunslinger when attempting to build.

windows (MSVC):

You'll need to have Visual Studio 2015/2017. (Note: Currently 2019 is having compile issues that are being tracked down).
From start menu, search for "x64 Native Tool Command Prompt for {Insert your Version Here}"
Navigate to where you have gunslinger repo placed
In the root directory for gunslinger, run proc\win\compile_win_cl.bat
This will build the library and place it in gunslinger\bin

windows (mingw):

You'll need to have mingw64 installed and the mingw\bin directory in your environment path.
From the root directory for gunslinger, open bash.
Run bash ./proc/win/compile_win_mingw.sh
This will build the library and place it in gunslinger/bin

osx (GCC):

linux (GCC):

NOTE(john): Currently all examples require at least OpenGL v3.3 to run.

There are multiple examples provided to show how to get up and running. For each of these examples:

First, build the gunslinger library following the above instructions for your platform.
cd into the directory for your example
windows (msvc):
- Run proc\win\compile_win_cl.bat
- The executable will be placed in bin\{example_name}
- Run the executable
windows (mingw):
- From bash terminal, run bash ./proc/win/compile_win_mingw.sh
- The executable will be placed in bin{example_name}
- Run the executable
mac:
- Run bash ./proc/osx/compile_osx_gcc.sh
- The exectuable will be placed in bin/{example_name}
- Run the executable
linux:
- Run bash ./proc/linux/compile_linux_gcc.sh
- The exectuable will be placed in bin/{example_name}
- Run the executable