Before following any of the following instructions, run the following command:
git submodule update —init —recursive- Install XCode
- Install CMake
For CMake, if you have homebrew setup, you can just run brew install cmake. If you don't have homebrew setup, you can install it from here: https://cmake.org/install/
- Install Visual Studio (not Visual Studio Code) from here: https://visualstudio.microsoft.com
- Install CMake from here: https://cmake.org/install/
- Install development tools like
make,g++, etc... (often installable under thebuild-essentialpackage). For example, on Ubuntu, runsudo apt install build-essential. - Install CMake. It is under the package
cmake. For example, on Ubuntu, runsudo apt install cmake.
To setup the project, run the following commands (assuming that your current working directory starts from the root of the project: ~/This/That/Other/imagen/):
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=DEBUG ..
makeTo build/compile the project after any changes, cd into the build folder and run make
To run the code for a particular lesson (for instance, lesson2), cd into the build folder and run ./lesson2.
To edit the code for a lesson, just open the .cpp file contained in the lesson's directory with your favorite text editor and code away! You can then compile and run.
To setup the project, run the following command (assuming that your current working directory starts from the root of the project: ~/This/That/Other/imagen/):
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=DEBUG ..Inside the build folder, you will find imagen.sln file. Double click on it in your file explorer.
On the Solution Explorer which is a window on either the left or the right of the Visual Studio application. If you uncollapse the imagen solution (might already be uncollapsed), right click on the lesson you want to compile or run. Select Set as Startup Project. Then press Control, Shift and B at the same time to compile the lesson. To run the lesson, press Control and F5 at the same time. You should see a window appear with whatever cool graphics you are drawing into it!
to edit the code for a lesson, uncollapse the lesson you want to modify, double click on the .cpp file for the lesson and code away! Then to compile it's once again Control, Shift and B. To run it's also once again Control and F5.
To setup the project, run the following commands (assuming that your current working directory starts from the root of the project: ~/This/That/Other/imagen/):
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=DEBUG ..
makeTo build/compile the project after any changes, cd into the build folder and run make
To run the code for a particular lesson (for instance, lesson2), cd into the build folder and run ./lesson2.
To edit the code for a lesson, just open the .cpp file contained in the lesson's directory with your favorite text editor and code away! You can then compile and run.