Cross-platform compilation (including examples) using CMake#2
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Closing this in favour of a more complete solution with a socket library (also cross platform) that handles multicast properly: #3 |
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Using CMake, it is possible to easily compile the library for Windows, MacOS and Linux.
I have also included a cross-platform socket library (not required for the PSN library itself, only the examples), CppSockets, via a
git submodule.Finally, a root CMakeLists.txt means it is possible to add this whole library to an existing CMake-based project and compile it easily using OS-specific tooling.