This project was written in C++ using GLUT and OpenGL for an Advanced Programming Class at the University of Vermont. It is free and open source under the GPL-3.0 license.

Note: We are using the filesystem library from the yet unreleased C++17 (as of writing), thus, some platforms require special configuration when building. Please follow the instructions below for your system.

Linux: Install GLUT, OpenGL, and gcc (version 6.3), then run the following in the project directory: g++ -std=c++17 -lGL -lglut main.cpp gameboard.cpp block.cpp player.cpp wall.cpp floor.cpp testing.cpp gameboard_tests.cpp block_tests.cpp player_tests.cpp wall_tests.cpp floor_tests.cpp gui.cpp -o infinity -lstdc++fs

Windows: Use Visual Studio 2017 with GLUT and OpenGL installed. Make sure you add the directories containing GLUT and OpenGL to Visual Studio's library paths.

Mac: As the current version of Clang used by Xcode doesn't seem to support C++17 yet, you need to use Homebrew to install gcc (version 6.3), GLEW, and OpenGL, then run the following in the project directory (with the newly downloaded gcc): g++ -std=c++17 -framework OpenGL -framework GLUT main.cpp gameboard.cpp block.cpp player.cpp wall.cpp floor.cpp testing.cpp gameboard_tests.cpp block_tests.cpp player_tests.cpp wall_tests.cpp floor_tests.cpp gui.cpp -o infinity -lstdc++fs