RtB/build at a531be218ca4d3ba3a5afd0ea9c3d22e9d6d98f4 - RtB

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kts abf9b299b5 Added Android Java JNI functions that set 'app' and 'ext' directories that correspond to the application data directory and the external storage app directory respectively. Shaders now use Assets. Assets no longer exist in a 'data/' directory within an AssetCache directory, but rather as their location relative to the root of the AssetCache directory. fileToMem now exists as a separate function to asset_fileToMem, as the old method does not quite fit the new AssetCache scheme. Windows version needs to be fixed to match this update. Android version needs proper Asset management via the ApkAssetCache class - this involves iterating through files in a JNI acceptable manner.		2015-03-01 05:45:36 -08:00
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android	Added Android Java JNI functions that set 'app' and 'ext' directories that correspond to the application data directory and the external storage app directory respectively. Shaders now use Assets. Assets no longer exist in a 'data/' directory within an AssetCache directory, but rather as their location relative to the root of the AssetCache directory. fileToMem now exists as a separate function to asset_fileToMem, as the old method does not quite fit the new AssetCache scheme. Windows version needs to be fixed to match this update. Android version needs proper Asset management via the ApkAssetCache class - this involves iterating through files in a JNI acceptable manner.	2015-03-01 05:45:36 -08:00
ios	Added Android Java JNI functions that set 'app' and 'ext' directories that correspond to the application data directory and the external storage app directory respectively. Shaders now use Assets. Assets no longer exist in a 'data/' directory within an AssetCache directory, but rather as their location relative to the root of the AssetCache directory. fileToMem now exists as a separate function to asset_fileToMem, as the old method does not quite fit the new AssetCache scheme. Windows version needs to be fixed to match this update. Android version needs proper Asset management via the ApkAssetCache class - this involves iterating through files in a JNI acceptable manner.	2015-03-01 05:45:36 -08:00
linux	Updated Linux makefile. added <errno.h>, <sys/stat.h>, and <dirent.h> to AssetCache.cpp. Asset system works on Linux now. I also did A Bad Thing and replaced MAX_PATH with 1024. Also, VS allows for some majorly bad template code to be accepted.	2015-03-01 02:44:28 -08:00
osx	Added Android Java JNI functions that set 'app' and 'ext' directories that correspond to the application data directory and the external storage app directory respectively. Shaders now use Assets. Assets no longer exist in a 'data/' directory within an AssetCache directory, but rather as their location relative to the root of the AssetCache directory. fileToMem now exists as a separate function to asset_fileToMem, as the old method does not quite fit the new AssetCache scheme. Windows version needs to be fixed to match this update. Android version needs proper Asset management via the ApkAssetCache class - this involves iterating through files in a JNI acceptable manner.	2015-03-01 05:45:36 -08:00
vs	AssetManager/AssetCache system now mostly in place. AssetCache(s) create/read from a .CACHE file in the target directory. This file is human-readable and is the index for the cache. Each line contains the file's path, its checksum, and the filesize. This file is updated when the filesize of the file changes. Currently new files are found and added on start - to be added is a refresh function. Also to be added is an update via modification time - this will require a new entry in the cache index file. A single-line version heading should also be added.	2015-03-01 02:17:12 -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.