Use casing and folder structure that is more consistent with how Visual Studio typically structures output.
I figure the closer the two build systems are, the easier it will be to auto generate release packages.
Plus, the old structure was a bit ad hoc, and stemmed from the days when there was no unit test project, nor any graphics test project, and so NAS2D was the only project in the repo. When other projects were added, the makefile was extended in non-consistent ways to support the other projects.
Use casing and folder structure that is more consistent with how Visual Studio typically structures output.
I figure the closer the two build systems are, the easier it will be to auto generate release packages.
Plus, the old structure was a bit ad hoc, and stemmed from the days when there was no unit test project, nor any graphics test project, and so NAS2D was the only project in the repo. When other projects were added, the
makefilewas extended in non-consistent ways to support the other projects.Work on #1099 kind of got me thinking about this.