Content for the C course taught by Jannik Wiessler at the DHBW.

Projects are described in the Programmentwurf directory. Currently implemented are:

• "Complex Calculator", files are in the HA1 directory
• "Newton-Raphson", files are in the HA2 directory
• "Simple linked list", files are in the HA3 directory
• "Mass-Spring-Damper", files are in the HA4 directory

CMake is used as build system. The steps are as follows:

1. Install CMake and a working compiler.
2. Clone this repository including all of its submodules. To do so, either use the --recursive flag while clone this repository or run git submodule init followed by git submodule update inside of the repository.
3. At the top-level directory of this repository, create a build directory like build.
4. Open a terminal and change into the build directory.
5. From there, run cmake ... Now is the time on Windows to tell CMake if you use something other than the Microsoft compiler. For example, if you are using the MinGW compiler, run cmake .. -G "MinGW Makefiles" instead.
6. After CMake is done configuring, run cmake --build . to actual build the project. To pick a specific target, use the -t flag. The output has the same structure as the project itself.