A Windows build.bat
script is provided for your convenience, which will create a build
folder, and try to call cl.exe
(the MSVC compiler) directly to compile the program. This script assumes that cl.exe
is installed and is known about. To get this to happen, you'll need to call the vcvarsall.bat
script provided with Microsoft Visual Studio (yes, I wish it was just a standalone executable too).
The script expects to be called inside of the project folder.
A Linux build.sh
script is provided as well, which you should just be able to call. I didn't write this on Linux and give the file proper permissions, so you might need to do sudo chmod a+x build.sh
. It assumes it has access to gcc
(which it should).
The script expects to be called inside of the project folder.