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README.md

Yoggie Engine

Screenshots



Planning

see TODO
see Features NOTE:

The planning is moving away from markdown in favor of gitea Projects. New planning will be visible on this page.

Requirements

Software

  • Premake
  • Git
  • C++ Compiler

Windows development workflow

User premake to generate project files for the approperiate build method. On Windows I assume you'll build with visual studio

User:~$ premake vs2022

Linux development workflow

Use premake to generate project files for the approperiate build method. On Linux I assume you'll build with something like make.

User@Machine:~$ premake gmake2