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Building the Engine Source

NOTE: If you're using the r3make CLI tool, ensure Python is installed. For more information, check out the r3make Repository.

luna includes a pre-configured r3make file for easy setup and compilation. r3make is the recommended tool for fast, simple, efficient builds.

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Option 1: Build with r3make (Recommended)

1. Install r3make:
   Install via PyPI:

   pip install r3make

2. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/r3shape/luna

3. **Navigate to the luna directory:

   cd luna

4. Build the Engine:

   • Target: luna builds the lunacore.dll from src/luna/core

   r3make -nf -v -t luna

   • Target: Runtime builds the luna.exe from src/luna/runtime

   r3make -nf -v -t Runtime

5. Output:
   The compiled lunacore.dll, along with luna.exe runtime will be located in the build directory.

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Option 2: Manual Compilation

For those who wish to wield the source themselves:

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/r3shape/luna
   cd luna

2. Compile the Engine:
   Manually compile using GCC:
   | Compile the core library

   gcc -c src/luna/core/*.c -Iinclude -o build/*.o
   gcc -shared build/*.o -Lexternal/__data__/thirdparty -lgdi32 -lopengl32 -lSSDK -o build/lunacore.dll

   | Compile the runtime

   gcc src/luna/runtime/*.c -Iinclude -Lexternal/__data__/thirdparty -Lbuild -llunacore -lSSDK -o build/luna.exe

Building Projects with luna

1. Prepare Your Project:
   Set up your source files, including necessary paths.

2. Compile with r3make or GCC:
   Example using GCC:

   gcc my_project.c -luna/include/luna -Lluna/build -L/luna/external/__data__/thirdparty -llunacore -lSSDK -o my_project.exe

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License

luna is licensed under the MIT License.