Copyright 2018-2020 Carlos Enrique Pérez Sánchez.
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Mail Generator, PokéM for short is a library to make your own Wonder Mail and SOS Mail, also allowing you to convert a SOS Mail into a A-OK Mail and a Thank-You Mail.
Currently, only Red & Blue Rescue Teams are supported.
This is a library. To use it just link it with your application and then you can call its routines and access its data.
The only build requirement is a C Compiler. You can use the Makefile that comes along with this project.
Most Linux distros already comes with a basic equipment for developers that includes GCC, or at least a C and a C++ compiler set, and also a make tool. If not, to install make and a C compiler, use the package manager of your distribution.
- Debian (apt):
$ sudo apt install build-essential - Fedora/RHEL/CentOS (yum):
$ sudo yum groupinstall "C Development Tools and Libraries"- openSUSE (zypper):
$ sudo zypper install -t pattern devel_basisThese are just examples. If you use a different package manager, you must search for the corresponding package in your distribution.
That will install a C and a C++ compiler, and also the tool make.
Then you can run make by opening the terminal on the project's directory to build the application:
$ make
This will execute make all that builds the library as well as the examples.
Type help to see the available targets:
$ make help
On MacOS, if you don't have GCC installed, you can install it through X-Code, it's free on the Apple Store.
On Windows, you can install GCC and use mingw32-make to build the project. Also, a minimal/basic UNIX environment (for example, the one that comes with Git) is required because we use Unix tools like cp, rm and find.
Suppose that you have an example.c source file that compiles into an example executable. Just link with the library:
$ make -lpokem example.c -o exampleThere is a CLI that you can use as example: github.com/lateo96/pokem-cli.
I might add simpler examples to this repository.
None for now.
Report bugs or request features at github.com/lateo96/pokem/issues.
This program is under the General Public License (version 2).
The author uses Linux for development. You should do as well.
This is a library. A CLI already exists (github.com/lateo96/pokem-cli) and I'm currently developing a GUI for it. The purpose of maintain this library is to have the main algorithm separated from any other module. GUI applications are, from their very nature, big and complicated, and I consider that they are not the appropriate environment for developing new algorithms. So, all the development of Mail Generators will take place here. Applications should use a binary prebuilt of PokéM (available through $ make staticlib), instead of using the source code directly because then will be easier to update the related algorithms when a new version of PokéM is released.
- Avoid using fast assembler instructions, compiler's built-in functions and others things that can reduce portability.
- Use pure and neutral ANSI C Standard Library.
- Follow the whole program indentation style and brackets:
- Indent using spaces instead of tabs. Moderns code editor allows you to setting that.
- Use 4 spaces indentation.
- In functions, the opening bracket is located at the beginning of the line next to the function signature.
- In for loops, switches, if statements, etc., the opening bracket is located after a space next to the respective statement.
- Warnings must be errors for you.
- Follow the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern.
- In a function that reads from one or more parameters and writes to one or more, receive the read-only parameters last, and the write-only parameters first. This keeps the logic pattern consistent with the rest of the code.
- Calling performance is not everything. You must focus on maintenance, re-usability and portability.
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