This is a playground where I'm fooling around with OpenGL 4 and simulation.

• glfw 3.1+
• glm 0.9.6+
• boost 1.58+
• An OpenGL driver that supports OpenGL 4.1+.

There's three basic ways to build it:

1. CMake
2. Visual Studio 2015 (on Windows, natch)
3. XCode (on Mac, natch)

From the project root directory:

$ mkdir build
$ cd build
$ cmake -G "Unix Makefiles" -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug ..
...
$ make

On Windows, I use the "MinGW Makefiles" option and then mingw32-make.

There's also a Makefile in the root directory to run the build from there.

Load up msvc/graphplay.sln and build it.

The builds will be in msvc\Debug and msvc\Release, depending on the options you build with.

At the moment, the only working configuration with Visual Studio is the 32-bit Debug configuration.

Open up graphplay.xcodeproj and build it. I don't build with XCode as often as I do CMake or Visual Studio, so it might not be 100% up-to-date.

After compiling, from the root directory:

$ ./build/graphplay/graphplay

To run the tests:

$ ./build/graphplay-test/graphplay-test

On Windows, the graphplay executable uses the "Windows" subsystem, so it will not produce any output to the terminal. To help with debugging, there is a graphplay-console executable on Windows which runs in a terminal and displays standard output to that shell.