I keep making half baked circle simulators and then giving up (or in the case of the last time I tried, loosing all of the code cuz I didn't set up a github) So this time I'm gonna keep going. Nothing ambitious, just one feature at a time, slowly building until it becomes something I can be fond of.
You heard it right folks: I’ve finally got something moving on screen!
didn’t capture it though cuz I didn’t feel like setting up screen capture rn
despite the progress however, C just doesn’t feel right for this project. I could get it to work, but it would be hard to expand, which is the opposite of this project.
I mostly finished up the cmake config! it was actually a bit easier than I expected (although I did have to ask gemini a few questions)
I don’t think I really understand it fully though, so I’ll keep tinkering with it while I move on to the next things
speaking of which…
so I’ve officially decided on using C for this project (for now…)
I technically know how to write C, but I don’t know how to do so effectively, if you know what I mean.
also I need to link raylib to get the program to compile
So, why not use this as an excuse to learn all about compilers, cmake, .h files, libraries, linking, gcc, sublime text build systems,
seems like a lot, is a lot
just set up the github, and made some rudimentary structs
I won’t lie my C skills are Rusty af
expect this list to shift as I move ahead on this journey ;)
