# SDL3 C Runtime Compiler

Yes, you have to run and you can compile (if you have cc and c++ in your PATH..)

!![game play image](res/game_play.png)

## Dependencies

This project uses git submodules for external libraries.

After cloning, run the following command to include my own implementation of SmartPointers

```bash
git submodule update --init --recursive
```

to update the submodules run:

```bash
git submodule update --remote --recursive
```

> Better replace my own smartpointer with std ones^^

When compiling we fetch [tree-sitter](https://github.com/tree-sitter/tree-sitter) and [tree-sitter-pp](https://github.com/tree-sitter/tree-sitter-cpp) to lex CPP



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The following packages need to be findable by cmake's find\_package:

- SDL3
- FreeType
- OpenGL

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In game we compile the dynamic library (Sandbox Mode) with cc and the other code from the Editor-Wall with c++, so make sure both are accessable over your $PATH variable and that they are or link to a valid c or c++ compiler.

- cc  (c compiler in PATH)
- c++ (c++ compiler in PATH)

## Compilation

Check that the font we use is existent at your system or fix the font path to an existing font which is actually getting set in [src/text\_3d/text\_3d.hpp](src/text_3d/text_3d.hpp)

```
sdl_runtime_compiler > grep -rI "/usr/sh" src/
src/text_3d/text_3d.hpp:        "/usr/share/fonts/dejavu/DejaVuSansMono.ttf";
```

Smash a 

```bash
cmake -B build
cmake --build build
```

and you should find the game in the created build dir


# Workflow

Almost all recent added new functions are written by ClaudeCode.  
I pass some files for context and let me passs the additions i have to do  
I rename functions and variables so i understand whats going on.
I check if its time to restructure parts and sometimes do the restructuring with help of AI.  

# Blame AI

I am using ClaudeCode for some programming tasks (rarely any other AI you can see in the note below). As i **try** to always commit with "With Claude", or something like that, we can blame my source and find out how much and what is written by ai. So ChatGPT wrote me a blame scipt: [blame\_ai.sh](blame_ai.sh)

```bash
# per file ai usage AND total ai usage of src dir
bash blame_ai.sh

# ai usage per file (highlight ai pink) and total usage at the end of the file
bash blame_ai.sh src/states/game_state.cpp
```

> this script is dumb and just checks for matching "claude|chatgpt|deepseek|gemini" in commit messages (at last thats what i told chatgpt to do)  
> So its in no way accurate as i sometimes merged my own stuff with AI or the other way arround OR i refractor stuff of AI or the other way arround..,- but it gives a brief idea of where AI was involved.  
> Which you can already see if you checkout if that comment was written by AI...