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# TermGL
TermGL is a library for displaying ASCII-graphics in a xterm compatible console (Some parts work in Windows).
List of current features:
- Automatic terminal size detection, online resizing
- Framerate target
- Simple drawing functions
- Object Handling:
- Movement
- Collision
- Input handling with object mapping
- 3D wiremeshes (mostly useless eye-candy)
For more information on how to use, consult the documentation (`make doc`) and look at the example programs in `example/`.
## Compiling the library
TermGL should compile just fine with just the c++ standard librarys. The Makefile is set up for clang, but gcc should also work.
Required Packages:
clang
make
`make` creates two folders in `build/`: lib and inc, wich hold the library and the headers respectively. these can then be copied into your projects directory.
Run `make run` to build and run the example program specified by `$TESTSOURCE` in the Makefile. It is not compiled against the library, but just statically linked with the .o-files for easier debugging. The same example-programs can also be linked with the dynamic library by using the Makefile in `example/`.
To build the documentation, install `doxygen` and run `make doc`.
## Compile your project
Compile your program with linkerflags:
-L/path/to/lib -ltermgl -lstdc++
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