Note: I decided to archive this. It's an old, kind of embarrassing project of mine. I'm now developing a more fleshed out rendering library in a private repository.
Molasses' Vulkan Renderer is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
Note: The list of dependencies is currently incomplete, sorry!
| Dependency | pkgs.org | brew.sh |
|---|---|---|
| GLFW |  |
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| Uncrustify | |
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| Vulkan | |
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From the project root directory, you can use CMake to build.
➜ cmake -B bin -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
➜ cmake --build bin -j$(nproc)Note: If you are unfamiliar with
$(nproc); it is a command that prints out how many processing units are available. With the-jflag we tell CMake to create jobs equal to the number provided by$(nproc). If you are on XNU/macOS,$(nproc)is not available. You should use$(sysctl -n hw.physicalcpu)instead!
Once CMake finishes, the binaries should be available in the directory
equal to CMake's -B flag. In the case of the example commands, that should be
in the bin directory.