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- Added cmake output to gitignore - Started cmake file
Added linux build info
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@alexBraidwood going to test out this build this weekend with the submodule on a linux box, sorry it has taken me this long! |
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@alexBraidwood, when I tried building this it looks like it is trying to run another cmake script to find glfw called "Findglfw3.cmake" or did you add the path to an install of glfw3 to env CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH? On another note, I do like the idea of making raylib and other dependencies a submodule; however, I think we should make another fork on this organization and use that as the submodule. I can set that up soon. |
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Added a top-level
CMakeLists.txtto facilitate *nix build. Working oncentos7andubuntuwith GCC and Clang. This should also work withmacos. I pulled in raylib as a submodule, from a personal fork that I'm cleaning of all the additional repository bloat.