A port of Handmade Hero (http://handmadehero.org) for OS X.
This version is a demonstration of how to create the app without using Xcode or xib files. This is a work in progress.
See the osx_handmade repository for the "standard" OS X version that uses an Xcode project.
Once you clone or update from this repository, copy over the following files from Casey's source code:
- handmade.cpp
- handmade.h
- handmade_entity.cpp
- handmade.entity.h
- handmade_intrinsics.h
- handmade_math.h
- handmade_platform.h
- handmade_random.h
- handmade_render_group.cpp
- handmade_render_group.h
- handmade_sim_region.cpp
- handmade_sim_region.h
- handmade_world.cpp
- handmade_world.h
Also, copy over the test and test2 bitmap image asset folders to the root directory of this repository.
Once you copy over all of Casey's source code, type 'make' at the command line to build the executable and the application bundle. You can then either run 'handmade' directly, or 'open Handmade.app'.
Hot-loading is supported, so you can just run 'make' again while the application is running to build and reload the newest code.
This repository works with Casey's source code from handmade_hero_day_111_source.
For better rendering performance, build the project in Release mode (this is the Makefile default). You can also temporarily set the renderAtHalfSpeed flag in HandmadeView.mm to reduce the effective rendering rate to 30fps instead of the default 60fps.
Jeff Buck
The original version of Handmade Hero is being created by Casey Muratori.