Windows compatability

[EGAMatsu]

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[cuckydev]

check the readme

[MachineThing]

According to the README file:

PLEASE NOTE, this is just some reference code - I will not be supporting it, adding new platforms, fixing bugs, or anything like that - but feel free to browse :)

The application will not be ported to other platforms (like Windows for example). However if you have some C++ knowledge you can modify the src/platform/glfw/platform_glfw.cpp file according to the README file.

[ajskateboarder]

If it is not working on Windows, you can try Windows Subsystem for Linux or a virtual machine running Linux.

[Kylogias]

If it is not working on Windows, you can try Windows Subsystem for Linux or a virtual machine running Linux.

I don't think WSL supports GUI yet, at least not well. Also, the readme said that only Mac OS is supported. I could probably make some changes to get it working on Linux though

[ajh123]

@Kylogias WSL now supports GUI apps, as of May? 2022

[codinggamingandmhs]

You realize you're talking about Linux, but it specifically says it only supports Mac. It might work natively on Linux because macOS is Linux with a fancy hat on top.

[ajh123]

@codinggamingandmhs Actually Mac OS is based of BSD (however there are a lot of similarities with Linux).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_Software_Distribution says:

Darwin, the basis for Apple's macOS and iOS, is based on 4.4BSD-Lite2 and FreeBSD.

However. BSD's / Mac OS's APIs have many differences than Linux - for example Mac OS uses a custom graphics API - however the majority of libraries like GLFW already support this.

[codinggamingandmhs]

Huh. I never knew that!