physics - a personal project of {Dante,Claire} Falzone
Licensed under GNU GPL 3.0
This is a simple physics simulation showing a bunch of particles
that respond to movements of the mouse. I wrote it entirely in C
both to demonstrate that I could do so and to demonstrate that I
now know how to do it the Right Way (with headerfiles and a Make
file, etc). For comparison see my project "djf-3d", whose URL is
https://github.com/DanteFalzone0/djf-3d, where everything is all
done in very much Not The Right Way.
Run `make` to compile the program normally; this produces a file
called `physics.x86` which is executable. Some other make rules:
run - run the program.
debug - compile with debugging symbols for gdb.
asm - compile into Assembly for you to read if you want to.
clean - remove the executable and object files from /src/.
prof - make a program that will output gmon.out for gprof.
clean-prof - remove both the executable and gmon.out.
clean-asm - remove Assembly files, if present, from /src/.
See also https://github.com/DanteFalzone0/physics-rs.