Make sure the submodules are in sync with:
git submodule update --init --recursive`
This should work on Linux, macOS and Windows. On Windows you'll need WSL for the 'run.sh' script, but that could be worked on. Make sure you have:
- Nim 1.4 installed with choosenim
- CMake
Then just run:
./run.sh release
The first time you ever build, it takes a while because SDL-gpu builds GLEW. Subsequent builds should be much quicker though (unless you clear the 'build/' directory).
You can also do this to run with Valgrind if you have it installed (to check for leaks):
VALGRIND=on ./run.sh release
Use MAIN= to set the entrypoint module.
MAIN=src/core/kernel_test.nim ./run.sh release
You can combine VALGRIND=on with MAIN=... too.
Install the Emscripten SDK in '../emsdk' relative to this repository. Then run:
./run.sh web-release
This CMake setup has worked for iOS native builds of C++ projects for me, so I think it's likely to work for this too. I'll try that out soon. I haven't tried Android at all with this setup yet, but it's definitely a medium-term goal.