Keyup sdl2 rust for free#

There’s a project that has Rust bindings to libtcod by the name of tcod-rs. You can test that it’s all working by running. Then make libtcod with the following cd libtcod Then clone the official repo (I put mine in ~/src/) hg clone Install Homebrew then install the dependencies: brew install sdl mercurial wget upx Here’s Mac OS X specific install instructions (I believe other platforms have installers):

Fortunately I was able to screen grab the Google Cache. I followed these instructions and everything was groovy. It turns out Mac isn’t officially supported anymore… but it seems to work. Installing libtcod on Mac is a little weird. You can verify it installed properly by running $ which cargo

Keyup sdl2 rust for free#

You get Cargo for free with the above command! Yippee! You can verify it installed properly by running $ which rustc I’ll try to remember to update code with version bumps, but if you run into something that doesn’t work, let me know. As of the time of writing they’re on 0.11, and the nightlies were 0.12-pre. At the time of writing, their install instructions consist of: curl -s | sudo shĪ note about nightlies. To my knowledge, all the libraries work on *nix and Windows. I’m on Mac, so all my instructions will be Mac based. You’ll need a few tools to get this working. The goal there is that you should be able to checkout the repo and follow along by checking out different tags. I’m also going to try and maintain a GitHub Repository for this project, and maintain a tag for every post. I’m going to try to condense each concrete topic I learn about into a single post. Here I’m going to actually get started with some code and setup, but first I want to go over my rough plan.

If you’re lost, check out the Table of Contents to figure out where you should go.

This is Part 1 in a many part series on how to make a roguelike game in Rust.