This project is my effort to practice C++ while also improving my skills with OpenGL. As the purpose is to practice C++, there will be a lot of iterative improvements and often substantial changes of how the system works in order to make it better. The aim is to develop a 3D game engine from the ground up, focusing on elegant design and performance. To achieve this, I will explore various approaches (e.g. data oriented design) and technologies (e.g. OpenCL).
- OpenGL >= 4.0,
- Boost >= 1.66.0,
and any libraries required to build GLFW.
The main supported compiler is Clang, but GCC should also work with minimal adjustments. The recommended linker is LLVM's lld, mainly for the easy to understand warning messages.
open_sea_BUILD_EXAMPLES— build example programs (default: ON),open_sea_BUILD_DOC— build documentation (default: ON),open_sea_DEBUG_LOG— debug logging (default: OFF),open_sea_BOOST— Boost directory (default: /opt/boost)
The compiler warnings enabled are all of -Wall, -Wextra and -Wpedantic.
There is also a configuration file and run script for clang-tidy.
The library itself should produce no warnings with either of these if at all possible.
This requirement does not extend to the examples, although the fewer warnings the better.
Please read the Contributing Guide for details on the contribution process.
After release (when the system is at least basically feature complete), the project will use Semantic Versioning.
- Filip Smola - Initial work
This project is licensed under the MIT licence - see LICENCE.md for details.