[!NOTE] This is a 2nd year project at Epitech.
Arcade is a gaming platform: a program that lets the user choose a game to play and keeps a register of player scores.
To be able to deal with the elements of your gaming plateform at run-time, the graphics libraries and your games must be implemented as dynamic libraries, loaded at run-time.
Each GUI available for the program must be used as a shared library that will be loaded and used dynamically by the main program.
On *nix systems, you can compile the project using the following commands: (the list of dependencies is abstract, so good luck figuring out)
cmake -S . -B build
cmake --build build
./arcade lib/arcade_ncurses.soAll shared objects are built in lib/
Or if you have nix, just use nix build.
We needed to share our graphical and game library interfaces with at least one other project group. After turn-in, it will therefore be possible to run your games using their launcher and graphical libraries, and vice-versa.
We shared the ASS (Arcade Standard Specification) library.
Our team: