SELENE Device is a simple 3D graphics rendering engine. It is cross-platform, but has only Windows and Android renderers.

1. Create parent directory, which will contain SELENE Device:

    mkdir SELENE-Device
    cd SELENE-Device
    git clone git://github.com/everard/SELENE-Device.git Repository
   

2. Unzip Utilities/Build.zip archive into SELENE-Device directory.

To be able to compile and run everything out-of-box your directory tree should look similar to this one:

+ SELENE-Device              <- ROOT DIRECTORY
|\
| + Repository\              <- SOURCE CODE (CLONED REPOSITORY)
| |\
| | | .git\
| | | Source\
| | | ~ other files ~
| |
| + Build\
|  \
|   | Assets\                <- ASSETS NEEDED TO RUN APPLICATIONS
|   | Android\               <- ANDROID BUILD SCRIPTS
|   | Linux\                 <- LINUX MAKEFILE
|   | Projects-CB\           <- CODE::BLOCKS PROJECTS
|   | Projects-VS\           <- VISUAL C++ PROJECTS

Requirements:

• latest Android SDK and NDK
• GNU Make ver. >= 3.81
• apache ant ver. >= 1.8.4

To compile core, cd to the Build/Android/Engine and run:

ndk-build

If you wish to build core for all supported platforms, change APP_ABI in the Android.mk. Now demo application can be built. To do this, cd to the Build/Android/Demo folder and run:

android - update project -p ./ -t android-10
ndk-build
ant debug
ant installd

To compile existing code under Windows, you can cd to the "Build/Projects-CB" and compile projects inside the workspace SELENE-Device.workspace in your Code::Blocks IDE. Or you can cd to the "Build/Projects-VS" and build Visual Studio solution. Note, that only Visual Studio 2013 and later is suitable for compilation.

To compile existing code under Linux you should cd to the Build/Linux directory and run:

make all

Requirements: GCC ver. >= 4.8.1 and GNU Make ver. >= 3.81

Copyright (c) 2012-2013 Nezametdinov E. Ildus

This software is licensed under the MIT License (see LICENSE.txt).