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General / Re: SFML for GCC 13.2.0
« on: November 06, 2024, 06:07:51 pm »
Yes, I am using the template form github. I create a private repo of the SFML template, close it to my computer and then use the CMakeLists with no changes. Then do "cmake -B build -G "MinGW Makefiles"" then "cmake --build build" on the Windows 10 Command Prompt It builds fine and ends with main.exe created. And main pulls up a window with a moving bee - so it appears to work with cmake. Hurrah!
But, what I am really trying to do is to build GCC 13.2.0 compatible SFML libraries to link into C++ programs using VS Code to compile and link. I guess I need to do the step in the github template instructions that say to do the build with VS Code, but I do not know what the "project" would be to do it in VS Code. Do you agree? What file in the template would I use for the project file to build in VS Code?
But, what I am really trying to do is to build GCC 13.2.0 compatible SFML libraries to link into C++ programs using VS Code to compile and link. I guess I need to do the step in the github template instructions that say to do the build with VS Code, but I do not know what the "project" would be to do it in VS Code. Do you agree? What file in the template would I use for the project file to build in VS Code?