ztyping

A reimplementation of UTyping in Zig, using wgpu-native for rendering

Platforms

Active platform support

• Linux x86_64 glibc (x86_64-linux-gnu)

Compiles, ran at one point

• Windows x86_64 (x86_64-windows-gnu)
• Windows i686 (x86-windows-gnu)
• MacOS x86_64 (x86_64-macos)

Compiles, untested

• MacOS aarch64 (aarch64-macos)

Does not compile

• Linux x86_64 musl (x86_64-linux-musl)

Compilation

Setup the environment

Install the latest Zig 0.12.x from https://ziglang.org/ (or your favourite package manager)
Latest tested working version is 0.12.0-dev.1396+f6de3ec96, any newer or older versions may or may not work

Extras

Linux host

TODO

MacOS host

TODO

Windows host

TODO

Lets do it

Debug build

$ zig build

Release build

$ zig build -Doptimize=ReleaseFast

Options, explained

-Doptimize=X Sets the optimization settings for the compilation, possible options are:

• Debug
• ReleaseFast
• ReleaseSmall
• ReleaseSafe

-Dwgpu_from_source=true/false Whether to build wgpu-native from source or not, using the wgpu-native submodule, see here for info about setting up

-Dtarget=X Sets the target machine of the compilation, possible options are listed here in parentheses, below is a matrix of supported cross compilation targets, host on the top, target on the left

Notes

• Native compilation will act differently than cross compilation, this table is specifically referencing cross compilation

✔️ = Tested working
🚧 = In progress
❌ = Broken
❓ = Untested, but likely broken
🟨 = Untested, but likely functional

Compiling wgpu-native from source

Why?

Allows debug builds and rapid modifications of wgpu-native, without packaging a library yourself

How?

Uses cross to setup a container for cross compilation of rust code, follow their setup instructions beforehand

From/to?