This directory houses the visual studio code project setup and options. The project directory is layed out like this: When all of that is finished you should be able to run the project. When these packages are installed you need to add the directory where the g++ command is located to your PATH variable. These can all be accessed from the Basic Setup tab of the installer. This project compiles using the g++ command, on Windows computers this means that you need to have the MinGW Instalation Manager installed, from there you can install the following packages: Prerequisites Visual Studio Code Extensions NOTE: Visual studio code is not required since you can use the g++ to run the project, all visual studio code does for you is a give an environment in which you can write, run and build your code. Table of contentsĪs you may know by now this project is a setup, you need to have Visual Studio Code installed before you can actually run this in the way I have intended it to. Warning: this readme file does assume that you have some experience with Visual Studio Code, g++ and OpenGL programming. As the title says this is a setup, there is nothing special about this project other than that you can use it to have a base in OpenGL programming. Thank you for visiting the page for my C++ & OpenGL visual studio code project setup.
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