RtB/build at a0eeec21b20edd4b5077dc6d84ee3464ae9a9056 - RtB

History

kts a0eeec21b2 Much added. Basic asset access functions using fopen() techniques. Currently the system attempts to load from the CWD on most platforms, but on Android it attempts to load from the assets archive. Once updated, it will likely attempt to load from at least 3 locations before falling back to the built-in application assets (external device, user directory, application data directory). Creation/Loading of RtB is now managed by a Core class. This class is, to some extent, a service locator combined with larger engine functionality. A global instance of the class is provided as 'core'. It is responsible for updating the yet-to-be-added States, the base rendering, and the management of assets and much more.		2015-02-24 16:55:11 -08:00
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android	Much added. Basic asset access functions using fopen() techniques. Currently the system attempts to load from the CWD on most platforms, but on Android it attempts to load from the assets archive. Once updated, it will likely attempt to load from at least 3 locations before falling back to the built-in application assets (external device, user directory, application data directory). Creation/Loading of RtB is now managed by a Core class. This class is, to some extent, a service locator combined with larger engine functionality. A global instance of the class is provided as 'core'. It is responsible for updating the yet-to-be-added States, the base rendering, and the management of assets and much more.	2015-02-24 16:55:11 -08:00
ios	Much added. Basic asset access functions using fopen() techniques. Currently the system attempts to load from the CWD on most platforms, but on Android it attempts to load from the assets archive. Once updated, it will likely attempt to load from at least 3 locations before falling back to the built-in application assets (external device, user directory, application data directory). Creation/Loading of RtB is now managed by a Core class. This class is, to some extent, a service locator combined with larger engine functionality. A global instance of the class is provided as 'core'. It is responsible for updating the yet-to-be-added States, the base rendering, and the management of assets and much more.	2015-02-24 16:55:11 -08:00
linux	Updated linux Makefile.	2015-02-11 02:31:21 -08:00
osx	Much added. Basic asset access functions using fopen() techniques. Currently the system attempts to load from the CWD on most platforms, but on Android it attempts to load from the assets archive. Once updated, it will likely attempt to load from at least 3 locations before falling back to the built-in application assets (external device, user directory, application data directory). Creation/Loading of RtB is now managed by a Core class. This class is, to some extent, a service locator combined with larger engine functionality. A global instance of the class is provided as 'core'. It is responsible for updating the yet-to-be-added States, the base rendering, and the management of assets and much more.	2015-02-24 16:55:11 -08:00
vs	Added test chest model and basic model rendering shader. Mesh now builds normals buffer along with uv and vp. Added Quaternion class, currently used for RenderObject's rotation matrix generation - needs to be added to RenderCamera. RenderScene now accomplishes what its name implies - the rendering of a scene. Some logic needs to be moved into Program from RenderScene's doRender function.	2015-02-23 02:49:52 -08:00
README	Initial commit of RtB skeleton. ios, osx, and android build environments exist and successfully compile, presuming a fully functional SDL2 build environment. Documentation on getting such an environment set up will be forthcoming.	2015-02-04 15:26:15 -08:00

README

This directory contains build environments for different platforms. The basic object of each build environment is to compile the source files in the root "src/", collect the files in "assets/", and produce a release or build product. This product may be a directory with binaries or an application package/bundle depending on the target platform.

Significant changes to the base source directory, such as the removal or addition of new files, will require updating the build environments to reflect those changes.