balls
| vendor | gendef raylib | |
| arena.sls | balls | |
| env.ss | gendef raylib | |
| main.ss | balls | |
| raylib.sls | balls | |
| README.md | windows | |
balls
experiment with Chez Scheme, that generate native and rapid development environment.
run
scheme --script env.ss
Note on Windows
you need to compile your own chez and chez-exe
here how you compile chez-exe, you need to change your path
scheme --script gen-config.ss --bootpath "C:\Users\muham\Downloads\csv10.4.1\csv10.4.1\ta6nt\boot\ta6nt" --prefix "C:\Users\muham\Project\chez-exe" "C:\Users\muham\Downloads\csv10.4.1\csv10.4.1\ta6nt\lz4mds\lib\liblz4.lib" "C:\Users\muham\Downloads\csv10.4.1\csv10.4.1\ta6nt\zlibmds\zlib.lib"
and then you can create native executable
scheme --script env.ss native
issue
This will create main.exe, and you can run it, but it opens a
Command Prompt window. I looked into this issue and found that I can
specify --gui in compile-chez-program, but when I do, the app
won't run.