Add CMake support equivalent to Makefile#192
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I rebased this pr on current master (and use release 34 on ci) |
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@madebr anytthing particular you want me to check for emscripten? i am unfamiliar with cmake, but i can give it a try. |
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Hey @sebastianvog, |
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cmake makes me sad. But I don't have a better suggestion, unfortunately. |
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I'll close this one as cmake/Visual Studio support is unwanted atm. |
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This pr add support for the CMake build system. This allows building x16-emulator on Visual Studio.
It is based on #64 (rebased, squashed and with small modifications).
In addition, it adds:
@vii1: Please test
@sebastianvog @Frank-Buss : Please test emscripten/webassembly support + give blessing 😆