Building for Linux

[drequivalent]

Hello,

You've described building for Windows. But what if I want to build your engine for Linux instead?

[AlexandreBonneau]

There is a cmake_linux.sh file in the repo root directory, I guess that's what you should use?

[volumetricsteve]

I wasn't really sure what to do either, I found cmake_linux.sh, which quietly makes build scripts somewhere else. Somewhere else turned out to be:

./build/gcc/release

which I'm sure is dependent upon what switches you throw when running cmake_linux.sh

Did you get any further with your build? Mine is failing on what looks like proprietary Id code: (What's interesting is that it fails at the same place when compiling with clang instead of gcc, it's like the code itself is actually broken, I wonder if the author has compiled successfully on linux recently?)

[ 11%] Built target idlib
[ 11%] Building CXX object neo/game/CMakeFiles/fhGame-x86.dir/Actor.cpp.o
In file included from /aux/fhDOOM-master/neo/game/Game_local.h:93:0,
                 from /aux/fhDOOM-master/neo/game/Actor.cpp:32:
/aux/fhDOOM-master/neo/game/gamesys/Class.h:60:2: error: 'intptr_t' does not name a type
  intptr_t value;
  ^~~~~~~~
/aux/fhDOOM-master/neo/game/gamesys/Class.h: In constructor 'idEventArg::idEventArg()':
/aux/fhDOOM-master/neo/game/gamesys/Class.h:62:48: error: 'value' was not declared in this scope
  idEventArg()        { type = D_EVENT_INTEGER; value = 0; };
                                                ^~~~~
/aux/fhDOOM-master/neo/game/gamesys/Class.h: In constructor 'idEventArg::idEventArg(int)':
/aux/fhDOOM-master/neo/game/gamesys/Class.h:63:56: error: 'value' was not declared in this scope
  idEventArg( int data )      { type = D_EVENT_INTEGER; value = data; };
                                                        ^~~~~
/aux/fhDOOM-master/neo/game/gamesys/Class.h: In constructor 'idEventArg::idEventArg(float)':
/aux/fhDOOM-master/neo/game/gamesys/Class.h:64:55: error: 'value' was not declared in this scope
  idEventArg( float data )     { type = D_EVENT_FLOAT; value = *reinterpret_cast<int *>( &data ); };