On windows a release can be created by running 'cpack' in build folder.
It creates a .zip file with the .exe file as well as all
required libraries and assets.
Change file strcture to make creating a release easier:
- files: move all resources needed by the executable to the folder assets
- cmake: copy the assets folder to build folder after compilation
- adjust all filepaths in source files
Loading font caused a segmentation fault
beceause of using SDL_ttf with SDL2 on linux (not compatible)
Note: This section might have helped too but was not necessary at the end:
--- Locate SDL2_ttf ---
find_package(SDL2_ttf REQUIRED)
if(SDL2_ttf_FOUND)
add_definitions(-DUSE_SDL2_TTF)
set(nativeExtraLibs ${nativeExtraLibs} SDL2_ttf::SDL2_ttf)
#message(STATUS "DEBUG: ttf-library found!")
endif()
- in windows .dll files for SDL_TTF were not copied to output due to typo
resulted in no output at all (e.g. not even printf in main)
- in linux library is called SDL_ttf instead of SDL2_ttf
resulted in undefined reference to `TTF_Init' etc
currently plays sound when snake crashes (leaderboard shown)
- shorten example audio file
- Add sound.c: abstract function to play .wav files
- config:
- Add config option RENDER_GAME_TO_CONSOLE
- disable debug output
=> global config and game struct changed
=> some functions were dropped/moved
- Outsourced data types and functions to map.c / map.h
- Update function and module diagram
- Adjust custom data types in source code
- Add empty source files for all planned modules
- Add source files to CMAKE source list
- Fix and extend header files so there are no errors
- Create global structs in game.c and config.c
Due to developers working on windows and linux the compilation process
should be compatible thus using CMAKE.
Tested this configuration on both systems, currently works well and
finds the SDL2 library when installed.
