update SDL2 includes to work with Linux, build with CMake #6
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…ild program with CMake, modifies README.md to reflect changes to build in Linux
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Excellent! Thank you. CMake is something I never really got around to learning. I'm primarily a Windows guy, though I have a few servers and VMs running Linux. Let me give this a try on one of them. |
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Hi @mboros1, why did you change SDL to SDL2 on Linux? I am going to integrate this project in an SDL1-only environment. It would be great if SDL1/SDL2 can be a compile-time option, rather than hardcoding SDL1 for Windows and SDL2 for everything else. |
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Hello, saw this project on reddit and it looks really cool. I saw you didn't have support for a Linux build system so I figured I could help by adding CMake build support, also allows someone to work on the project with CLion if they wanted to