Shoot-em-up game made for Global Game Jam 2020.
The game is written in plain C, and can be played in the browser here: https://mattiasgustavsson.com/wasm/repair-rearm
No build system is used, simply call the compiler from the commandline.
From a Visual Studio Developer Command Prompt, do:
cl source\repair-rearm.c
For building the final release version, you probably want all optimizations enabled. There's a helper script (a windows bat file) in the build folder of the repo, which will build with full optimizations, and also include an application icon. It will also call the compiled exe to generate the repair-rearm.dat data file. See the build\build_win.bat file for details.
clang source/repair-rearm.c `sdl2-config --libs --cflags` -lGLEW -framework OpenGL -lpthread
SDL2 and GLEW are required - if you don't have them installed you can do so with Homebrew by running
brew install sdl2 glew
gcc source/repair-rearm.c `sdl2-config --libs --cflags` -lGLEW -lGL -lm -lpthread
SDL2 and GLEW are required - if you don't have them installed you can do so on Ubuntu (or wherever apt-get is available) by running
sudo apt-get install libsdl2-dev
sudo apt-get install libglew-dev
Using WAjic:
wasm\node wasm/wajicup.js -embed repair-rearm.dat repair-rearm.dat source/repair-rearm.c repair-rearm.html
Note that you must have generated the repair-rearm.dat file (by running the repair-rearm executable once with command line argument -b or --build) before running this build command.
A WebAssembly build environment is required. You can download it (for Windows) here: wasm-env.
Unzip it so that the wasm folder in the zip file is at your repository root.
The wasm build environment is a compact distribution of node, clang/wasm-ld, WAjic and wasm system libraries.
For a final release, you probably want the web page it is embedded on to look a bit nicer - there is a helper build script build\build_web.bat which does this, specifying a template html file.