Build

Most examples (preferred "testbed") are self-contained and have their own separate Makefile in its directory, link against few shared source code in src/../externals.

Others, mostly inside Misc and other which only has main source file can be built via make.sh script.

Build via make.sh

At the root directory level of this repo, Execute ./make.sh like the following

./make.sh build <target .cpp file>

for example

./make.sh build src/Shader.cpp

it will produce a.out file at the root directory, run it with ./a.out. Any resource it needs to access is inside data directory.

It supprots following commands

• ./make.sh build src/<directory>/<main-source-file.cpp> - to build target source file, provided that main function is in this file
• ./make.sh help - print help message

Dependencies

Included in external/ directory

• glad - generated from its webservice for OpenGL 3.3 API, Core profile (subject to be gradually added more API support later if need)
• stb_image - for loading image asset
• glm - for OpenGL Mathematics

You need to install the following

• glfw - for windowing stuff (package name libglfw3-dev for Debian-based/Ubuntu)

Note

• At the near end of completion of study (thus this project), CMake build script will be added for convenience in building all demo programs. For now, it makes no sense to incur having it while studying. Modify make.sh as needed for your system to make it work for the time being.
• Beware: Tested only on Linux, technically should work the same on other platforms but might need slight modification on build script, or particular code. Also some sample make uses of symlink to get access to ../../data conveniently.
• Code is aimed to be as educational for studying purpose as first priority, so not all optimization detail will be handled, nor fully clean code will be architected.

License

All non-source asset from learnopengl.com, thus adhere to its original.

There are code from Learnopengl.com exists in this repository, and it is licensed as CC BY-NC 4.0 license as published by Creative Commons, either version 4 of the License, or (at your option) any later version (as can be seen here).

Adapted or modified source code also adhere to such license as well, unless such code is totally new and developed from start which you can use your own judgement comparing source code from learngopengl.com and here.