Raylib Cross-Platform Test Application

A minimal cross-platform example using raylib demonstrating a resizable window, simple input handling (keyboard, mouse, touch), and basic rendering.

Features

• Resizable window: The app uses a resizable window and reports current screen size.
• Input: Move the circle with arrow keys, mouse, or touch input.
• Status overlay: Shows FPS and current screen resolution.

Requirements

• CMake 3.24 or newer
• A C/C++ compiler supporting C++17 (MSVC, clang, gcc)
• raylib library installed and findable by CMake

Build (basic)

1. Create a build directory and run CMake:

mkdir build &&cd build
cmake ..
cmake --build . --config Release

2. The produced executable name is controlled by EXE_NAME in CMakeLists.txt.

Platform notes:

• Windows: Use Visual Studio generator or pass -G "Ninja" if you prefer Ninja.
• macOS: You can build with Xcode or a Unix-style generator; the CMake file has basic Apple bundle settings for iOS/macOS.
• Linux: Ensure Threads and common system libraries are available; the CMake script links m and dl where needed.

Run

• Run the generated executable from the build output. Example on Unix-like systems:

./MyRaylibApp

Controls

• Arrow keys: move the circle
• Mouse / touch: click or touch to move the circle to pointer position
• Esc or close window: exit

Project layout

• src/main.cpp — main application source
• CMakeLists.txt — build configuration
• LICENSE — project license

Contributing Contributions and improvements are welcome. Open an issue or a pull request with proposed changes.

License See the LICENSE file at the repository root.