The Boltor project's objective is to create a 2D game engine, primarily using the C language. It also aims to be an educational tool, an excuse to learn about low-level graphics programming, library development and ultimately the trade-offs needed to build a tool for game development.
As a foundation we'll be using the awesome raylib project, so that we don't start from scratch.
If you have a Mac, using homebrew you need to install the following:
brew install llvm raylib cmake pkg-config
echo 'export PATH="/opt/homebrew/opt/llvm/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.zshrc
exit
The project has a number of config files for Visual Studio Code, some extension will get auto-installed on project open, so you can get code formatting and style checks. Also, CMake extension gets installed to be able to build the project from the editor.
If you prefer to use another IDE or just build the project directly, you can do so by executing the following from the project's root directory:
rm -rf build && mkdir build && (cd build && cmake .. && make)
You'll get everything built under the build/ directory.