Papers Please

The papers please demo made with Raylib

Getting it to work was a big deal.

1. Learned how to use make fully, variables and all.
2. CMake is less cryptic now.
3. How to enable/work with Raylib both on:
   • On Windows:
     • You clone the git repo and then you can wither build the raylib from source using CMake and Make, OR you can installa nd then go to the examples directory.
     • You see where you want to work. VSC is something I am not used to. So I used Sublime obviously, I just ran CMAKE with the $(CMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS) key turned on. That generates the json database (compile_commands.json) along with the makefiles which helps with the completions of the Clangd Server.
     • Once that was working we can build any project using a striped down version of the Makefile for exmples keeping only the Windows stuff.
   • On Linux:
     • You clone the git repo and then build from source coz who are you kidding, and but but but, you need the base-devel package on Arch/Arch- based or build-essentials for Ubuntu. Then run CMAKE to build and generate the Makefiles and run make and voila!, raylib is built. Install with make install.
     • Now sublime works like a charm coz you can export the database with bear and start working.

Actual stuff on how it works

Well for one this is a followed tutorial by Andrew Hamel Codes on YT.