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Update Veldrid, clean up GLSL shader

mmellinoe committed 8 years ago
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Lazily create/fill index buffer in TextBuffer.cs

mmellinoe committed 8 years ago
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Fix name of AtlasInfo constant buffer

mmellinoe committed 8 years ago
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Working text render

mmellinoe committed 8 years ago
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Update corebuild submodule

mmellinoe committed 8 years ago
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Update README.md

mmellinoe committed 9 years ago

README

The README file for this repository.

coretemplate

This repo provides a barebones template for creating multi-platform applications running on CoreCLR. It links in a small set of build targets which set up a very basic build environment from https://github.com/mellinoe/corebuild.

#Requirements

  • Visual Studio 2015 Update 3
  • .NET CLI or NuGet.exe (for restoring NuGet packages)

Setup/Build instructions

First, clone the repo recursively (git clone --recursive https://github.com/mellinoe/coretemplate <path>)

Building in VS is easier and more user-friendly, but not necessary.

Building in VS

  1. Open src/SampleExe/SampleExe.csproj
  2. Select your configuration (Windows, Ubuntu, OSX)
  3. Build
  4. Optionally, set a break point and debug the program

Building outside VS

  1. run dotnet restore to restore the packages for the solution
  2. run msbuild /p:Configuration=Windows_Debug (or another configuration, depending on your target OS)

Build Artifacts

  • The intermediate objects from the build will be placed in <root>/bin/obj/<arch>/<platform>_<config>/
  • The binaries will be placed in <root>/bin/<arch>/<platform>_<config>/
  • Executable projects' bin/ directories will include a full runtime and all library dependencies, ready to be copied to the target platform and run. If you are building on Windows, you can immediately run the .exe file and launch your program on CoreCLR.