A VM written in C.

Small personal project.

• Building
  • Dependencies
  • Initialitising Submodules
  • Autoreconf and ./configure
  • Build with mingw32
  • Compiling
• Installation
• Generating Documentation
• Latest Release

The code should build for:

• x86_64-Linux
• aarch64-Linux(see this section)
• aarch64-apple-darwin
• Windows (through x86_64-w64-mingw32)

DISCLAIMER: The Windows build is not tested.

• autoconf and automake are needed to generate the Makefile used to compile the game.

You can initialise the submodules by running:

`git submodule update --init`

You may need to run automake --add-missing to ensure your system provides the missing files needed by autoreconf.

Run autoreconf to generate the ./configure script. Run the script to generate the Makefile used for the project.

After generating the ./configure script, you may enable game debug mode by running:

`./configure --enable-debug=yes`

Which should prepare a Makefile with the correct macro definitions to turn on game debug at compile time. To reset the Makefile to release state, run:

`./configure --enable-debug=no`

After generating the ./configure script, you may switch target host and use mingw32 with:

`./configure --host x86_64-w64-mingw32`

Which should prepare a Makefile with the correct macro definitions. To reset the Makefile to release state, run:

`./configure --host $(./config.guess)`

You may need to correct the configure.ac flags if your installation does not have the expected layout, providing the correct paths for:.

• mingw32's lib and include dirs,
• mingw32's correct gcc.

Once you have the Makefile, you can compile the project by running, in its directory:

`make`

The build chain expects some files to be generated from already given ones.

If you want to build without using make, you can see in the Makefile.am how to generate ./src/anvil__roko.c and ./src/anvil__roko.h.

You can use doxygen to generate docs in both HTML and latex.

To generate the documentation run, from the repo dir:

doxygen docs/roko.doxyfile

To have a pdf version, you can install a tex compiler and, inside doxygen/latex, run:

make

Running make doc should give you ./docs/docs.pdf, just the pdf output from latex, and delete the html index by itself.

I try to upload precompiled binaries for:

• x86_64-Linux
• aarch64-Linux (from Termux on Android).
• x86_64-w64-mingw32 (NOT TESTED).

Some releases may offer a precompiled binary for:

• darwin-arm64

📦 v0.1.1 29/10/2023 https://github.com/jgabaut/roko/releases