v1.1

Download/Running:

Binaries

Windows

Download Bank_Simple_C.exe, and just run it like so:

./Bank_Simple_C.exe

Linux

Download Bank_Simple_C, and just run it like so:

chmod +x Bank_Simple_C
./Bank_Simple_C

MacOS

Download Bank_Simple_C, and just run it like so:

chmod +x Bank_Simple_C
./Bank_Simple_C

Building from source

This was built using CMake (minimum version of 3.25) and C17 (ISO/IEC 9899:2018). I was using GCC / Mingw-w64. (MinGW-w64 9.0, CMake 3.25.2 - You can just use CLion, even more specific, I used ninja as build tool, gcc as C Compiler, g++ as C++ Compiler). Simply download the source code, then do the following:

cmake --build "path/to/source/cmake-build-debug" --target Bank_Simple_C -j 14

for example, in my case:

cmake --build "D:\C Projects\Bank-Simple-C\cmake-build-debug" --target Bank_Simple_C -j 14

where:
- "D:\C Projects\Bank-Simple-C\cmake-build-debug": This is the directory where you want to build your project.
- Bank_Simple_C: This is the target you want to build.
- 14: This is the number of cores you want to use for the build. 

cmake --build <build-directory-path> --target <target-name> -j <number-of-cores>

where:
- <build-directory-path>: The path to the directory where you want to build your project.
- <target-name>: The target you want to build. A target can be an executable, library, or a custom target you have defined.
- <number-of-cores>: The number of cores to use for the build. This is optional and allows you to perform a parallel build if your system supports it.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/livxy/Simple-Bank/commits/1.1