This repository stores the code used for my 2023 Advent of Code submissions.
Unlike other people who develop elegant code in sane language, I develop extremely hacky code in a not-so-sane language (I mean, C is cool and all, but damn it's pretty hard to use).
My thought process is described day per day in the journal
Building the code is simple, the same as how you usually would build a CMake project.
- Make sure you're at the project's root directory
cmake -B build/ -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -G "Unix Makefiles"cmake --build build/ --config Release --target all- Done!
That's how it would've been done on Linux, on Windows etc. please read the docs for CMake.
Still a to-do thing, see the repo's todo list
Also still a to-do thing, see the repo's todo list
Jan Oberpichler's subdirectory CMakeLists.txt files directly inspired the ones in this repo. Give his AoC 2023 repo some love!
Christian Lundh's foreach method for including subdirectories dynamically in the main CMakeLists.txt also directly inspired the one used in this repo. His AoC stuff is really awesome, btw, go check it out!
Also honorable mention to Gustav Louw for his awesome C Template Library (ctl). I haven't had the need to use it (and am planning to remove the submodule eventually), but it still is cool indeed.