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README.md

math

C++ GameDev related math helpers. These helpers will be designed for ease of use. In a commercial engine they would be designed out a little differently. These are primarily 3D math helpers, and do not contain any physics related code, collision, etc.

Requirements

Aside from a C++ compiler, there are no external dependencies outside of the stdlib. However, for running unit tests I use igloo, which is already referenced, and you'll need premake4.

Cloning

Since there's an external for testing, don't forget --recursive: git clone --recursive https://github.com/leetNightshade/math.beta.git.

Testing

You'll need premake4. On the commandline premake4 --help to see what project types are available for your platform, and pick the project type you want to use. For example, on Windows I'll use premake4 vs2010. From there build your project. When it's done building, run the program directly; for convenience you don't need to run it from the commandline.