Gunslinger Project Template

This is a minimum and premade configuration that you need in order to get started with gunslinger. It provides all the necessary dependencies and the bash/batch scripts for compiling it on Windows, Mac and Linux.

You can also check the main Gunslinger repository here, where you'll find documentation on how to get started: Gunlinger repository

And you can also find a complete list of examples for you to learn from and test on your machine here: Gunslinger examples

Cloning instructions:

• Use the following command to clone the repo and init the gunslinger submodule

git clone --recursive https://github.com/MrFrenik/gs_project_template

Updating GS instructions (updates gunslinger submodule and rebases to main branch):

git submodule update --remote --rebase --recursive

Build Instructions:

Windows

MSVC:

• From start menu, open {x86|x64} Native Tools for {VS Version Here}
• cd to root dir where you downloaded project template
• To compile the project, run:

proc\win\cl.bat

• To execute the program, run:

bin\App.exe

MINGW:

• From root dir, open git bash
• To compile, run:

bash ./proc/win/mingw.sh

• To execute the program, run:

./bin/App.exe

Linux

Before Compiling:

• Make sure the following development libraries are installed:

sudo apt install git gcc mesa-common-dev libxcursor-dev libxrandr-dev libxinerama-dev libxi-dev

• For Mesa and OpenGL, need to export the following:

export MESA_GL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=3.3

• Credit to https://github.com/Samdal

GCC:

• Open terminal
• cd to root dir where you downloaded project template
• To compile the project, run:

bash ./proc/linux/gcc.sh

• To execute the program, run:

./bin/App

OSX

GCC:

• Open terminal
• cd to root dir where you downloaded project template
• To compile the project, run:

bash ./proc/osx/gcc.sh

• To execute the program, run:

./bin/App

HTML5

Emscripten:

• Open terminal
• cd to root dir where you downloaded project template
• To compile the project, run:

bash ./proc/osx/emcc.sh

• This will generate the appropriate .html, .js, and .wsm files to load in a browser.