About

Real-time rendering engine written in C as Vulkan practice

Dependencies

Dependencies are rather minimal;

Vulkan compatible GPU with up-to-date drivers
C17 (bug fix version of C11) compatible version of Clang
GLFW library for window creation
Vulkan headers for core renderer
GLSL compiler for shader compilation

Currently only Arch based distros have shaderc on their official repos, so you may need to get it yourself on other distros. Alternatively you can switch to glslangValidator from glslc. It is also possible to use gcc instead of clang.

Assuming you are on an up-to-date system, you can get the dependencies as such:

Arch / Manjaro:

sudo pacman -Syu glfw vulkan-devel shaderc clang

Fedora / RHEL:

sudo dnf install glfw3 vulkan-headers vulkan-validation-layers glslang clang

Debian / Ubuntu / Elementary / Mint:

sudo apt-get install libglfw3-dev libvulkan-dev vulkan-validationlayers-dev glslang-tools clang

Solus:

sudo eopkg install system.devel glfw vulkan-headers vulkan-validation-layers glslang clang

Compile & Run

And to compile and execute the engine, simply run:

make
./engine

Press ESC to switch between the cursor mode and the camera mode.

Credits

Special thanks to our tester Kapkic, and Vulkan Tutorial creators and contributors

Lephar/Engine