To get the source code, there are three options.
- Git clone from https://github.com/scottcgi/Mojoc.git
- Download Github master zip file from https://github.com/scottcgi/Mojoc/archive/master.zip
- Download released version from https://github.com/scottcgi/Mojoc/releases
Running sample SuperLittleRed, debugging on phone.
- IOS Folder is XCode project that all set up well, just open it with XCode.
- Android Folder is AndroidStudio project that all set up well, just open it with AndroidStudio.
- The only thing that needs to be set is Mojoc platform macro in Platform.h.
#define PLATFORM_TARGET PLATFORM_IOS #define PLATFORM_TARGET PLATFORM_ANDROID
- Code Folder is sample code shared between android and ios.
The AndroidStudio and Xcode sample source code already references engine code. So any engine code changes will be present in the sample game.
Understanding the source code.
- Code Style is unified code writing style that all the source code follows.
- OOC (Object Oriented C)) is the OOP (Object Oriented Programming) model of C language.
- Mojoc uses extremely lightweight OOC model that is very easy to understand and use.
- Following the OOC rules, the C language can build complex projects, and can organize and reuse large amounts of code.
- Component Architecture is code architecture that supports gameplay logic.
- Code Details to introduce the engine modules and functions of each source file. Through this can understand all the code of Mojoc.
The sample SuperLittleRed shows all aspects of using Mojoc, including all the above features. So modifying and debugging the source code helps to understand everything about Mojoc.
The .C source code of Mojoc in Android Studio may have a type of error msg — "Field 'xxx' must be static". But this will not affect compile and run.
Obviously, this is an AS bug — that the AS error references the function defined in .h file, rather than the static function implemented in the .c file.
So, in Xcode everything is fine.
Finally, this bug was fixed in AS 4.0.0.
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