we have a somewhat dynamic gui and adding a new sorting algo seems to be quite easy
gcc -Wall main.c algos.c debug.c platform_sleep.c -I"C:\Raylib\include" -L"C:\Raylib\lib" -o main -lraylib -lopengl32 -lgdi32 -lwinmm-
gcc: This is the name of the compiler you are using, which is the GNU Compiler Collection. -
-Wall: This is a compiler option that enables most of the commonly used warning messages. It's a good practice to use this to catch potential issues in your code. -
main.c algos.c debug.c platform_sleep.c: These are the source files you're compiling. -
-I"C:\Raylib\include": The-Ioption is used to specify directories where the compiler should look for header files. In this case, it's looking in the Raylibincludedirectory. -
-L"C:\Raylib\lib": The-Loption is used to specify directories where the linker should look for library files. Here, it's looking in the Rayliblibdirectory. -
-o main: The-ooption is used to specify the name of the output file. In this case, the output executable will be namedmain. -
-lraylib -lopengl32 -lgdi32 -lwinmm: These are libraries you're linking against. The-loption is used to specify a library.-lraylib: Links against the Raylib library.-lopengl32: Links against the OpenGL library (for 32-bit systems).-lgdi32: Links against the Windows GDI library.-lwinmm: Links against the Windows Multimedia library.
The above command compiles the source files, links them with the specified libraries, and produces an executable named main.