Building

All building and testing is currently handled with build.sh, which is designed to be run on a Linux system with clang. It's not very flexible, so if it doesn't work on your system, do edit it. You can pass it these options, which can be combined:

• win - cross-compile for Windows
• android - cross-compile for Android x86, x86_64, arm, - and arm64 (requires SDK in /usr/lib/android-sdk and NDK in /opt/android-ndk)
• psp - cross-compile for PSP (must have pspdev installed)
• wiiu - cross-compile for Wii U (must have devkitpro, devkitppc and wut installed)
• debug - compile for debugging (has its own build directory)
• debugger - run with LLDB for linux build, for other platforms this is impossible
• clean - don't build, remove object files in this build directory
• link - link even if output seems to be up to date
• 'buildlua' - rebuild lua even if it seems up to date
• 'buildsoloud' - rebuild soloud even if it seems up to date
• test - run after building (for windows, uses wine, for android, connects to an android device with ADB)
• verbose - print every compiler command run

Example: ./build.sh test - normally testing after making a change in the code
./build.sh debug debugger test - looking into a mysterious segfault

Dependencies

The project uses several required libraries in the ext folder. These are included in the project:

• a modified version of SoLoud with backends added for PSP and Switch

These are downloaded by the build script:

• ffmpeg
• LuaJIT
• Lua 5.4 for platforms that LuaJIT can't build for (PSP)
• texture_atlas