I've decided to start working on a cross platform (windows/linux) game.. Too bad it's a total mind F*(&.. I've got a svn repository setup and now I'm getting everything else done, I want to use the SFML library, but this is where the problem comes in.. How do I deal with linking to the libraries from multiple platforms.. I wanted to use codeblocks (as it is cross platform) to develope so I could just use the same project file, but now it seams as if that may be implausable.. Do I need to use a makefile?? if so, would somthing as such as cmake be better? I only have used basic makefiles and personally I hate having to go to the extra effort which an ide does for you, which is why I'm dreading this.
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Developing Cross platform
Started by falconmick, Nov 19 2012 12:38 AM
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Posted 19 November 2012 - 12:53 AM
Go to project properties and set up separate build targets if needed.
Does SFML really need that though? Isn't it a dynamic library? You shouldn't need to link any extra dependencies. I don't remember what were SFML's requirements though, so I may be wrong.
Does SFML really need that though? Isn't it a dynamic library? You shouldn't need to link any extra dependencies. I don't remember what were SFML's requirements though, so I may be wrong.
Don't pay much attention to "the hedgehog" in my nick, it's just because "Sik" was already taken =/ By the way, Sik is pronounced like seek, not like sick.
