Centralized makefile/compilation
LB-- opened this issue · 5 comments
Currently we have several makefiles. @Lowest0ne recently tried changing the one @ne555 made, and everyone seems to be personalizing things.
I think there should be one makefile for all platforms and possibly a batch script like the one I've made for Windows. Obviously if the makefile supports Windows there will not be a need for the batch file.
That's the plan. All of ours are for separate platforms i believe.
I'm working right now to delete mine, and merge the OS x part with ne555's.
Good news: I can successfully link to SFML with clang now (I have no idea what I did to make it work, but I am keeping these working files).
Bad news: I now have to build and link boost because of the latest changes to the config classes... X)
I am about halfway complete on the CMake file. Should be done by the end of
this weekend. If anyone knows how CMakeLists work and wants to help I would
be grateful ;p. Once it is done it should take care of most of the build
problems.
On Thu, May 23, 2013 at 12:04 PM, LB-- notifications@github.com wrote:
Good news: I can successfully link to SFML with clang now (I have no idea
what I did to make it work, but I am keeping these working files).Bad news: I now have to build and link boost because of the latest changes
to the config classes... X)—
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@Zereo if you could, update or re-fork your ChessPlusPlus repository and make the commit there, then submit a pull request containing the text Fixes #31. Also make sure you delete Makefile, Makefile.Lowest0ne, and build_clang_win.bat since you'll be including clang compilation support. If you can't include clang compilation support then leave the batch file.