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README.md

A basic starting point for an ncurses C99 program.

Build

make
build/debug/acro

Make

  • make debug if you make some mistake in the code, it's a lot easier to catch it when building as debug it also builds the debug symbols into the binary, so you can use a c/c++ debugger (like gdb or lldb) to step through the program and see the source code as it executes
  • make release will turn most optimizations on and strip out all of the unnecessary stuff which is the one you'd usually use for real or for giving to other people
  • make clean to blow away the build/ directory
  • make debug_cli will make only orca.
  • make debug_tui will make only orca_tui.