WARNING: I know this CMake project is very amateurish, as it's the first CMake project made by me ever. So, any contribution is welcome!
- Tombstone Engine 2.5 Source Code and Data in same directory
- Visual Studio 2017
- Same requisites as Tombstone 2.5
- CMake 3.9
Clone this repository into your root project directory.
Then, from your CMakeLists.txt file, import it:
add_subdirectory(Tombstone)And then you need to link your project against Tombstone engine, using library and include directories:
target_include_directories(MyGame PUBLIC Tombstone)
target_link_libraries(MyGame LINK_PUBLIC Tombstone)
DeployGame(MyGame $<TARGET_FILE:MyGame>)
SetCompileOptions()Then configure CMake with this options:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| TOMBSTONE_PATH | The directory where the source code and Data was extracted. It should contain GameCode, EngineCode, Data directories. |
| TOMBSTONE_OS | WINDOWS, LINUX or MACOS. I focused on making windows working. |
| TOMBSTONE_31ST | ON/OFF if you want to include the compilation for The 31st game. |
| CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE | Release/Debug. This will set TOMBSTONE_OPTIMIZED or TOMBSTONE_DEBUG internally. |
Use the Visual Studio 2017 toolchain to run CMake.
.
+-- CMakeLists.txt
+-- Tombstome
| +-- modules
| +-- Plugins
| +-- The31st
| +-- Tombstone
| +-- CMakeLists.txt
+-- Game.cpp
+-- Game.h
+-- Input.cpp
+-- Input.h
+-- World.cpp
+-- World.h
This is a sample contents for CMakeLists.txt.
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.9)
project(MyGame)
set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 11)
add_subdirectory(Tombstone)
add_library(MyGame SHARED
Game.cpp Game.h World.cpp World.h Input.cpp Input.h)
target_include_directories(MyGame PUBLIC Tombstone)
target_link_libraries(MyGame LINK_PUBLIC Tombstone)
DeployGame(MyGame $<TARGET_FILE:MyGame>)
SetCompileOptions()I really don't care, use it. MIT ? Okay lets use that.
But you should own your own license for Tombstone engine, obviously.