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# Instructions
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after the project is pulled, run `git submodule update --init --recursive` to pull submodules. This is stuff like abseil and other maps
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make a build directory and run `cmake .. G - "Unix makefiles"` or whatever build system is used
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then `make` (or whatever build system is used)
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This should work, but I've been using vscode with the cmake-tools plugin which does it automatically for me.
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## Dependencies
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Install boost. (https://www.boost.org/) should just be `pacman -S boost` on arch based systems.
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There was no easy way to include it in the source, so we installed it with the OS package manager.
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Also, this is only tested on linux. It *should* work on windows. I remember it working on windows, but I recently did a fresh install on windows after getting an SSD and I'm having trouble configuring clang to work for projects I was able to compile in the past.
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Assume it doesnt and compile on linux.
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Also, make sure your compiler supports C++17. That should be the latest versions all major compilers (clang 5+, gcc 7+, msvc 19.14+ (Visual studio 2017+))
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We're at VS2019, clang 10 and gcc 9 now, so this shouldn't be an issue unless your compilers are horribly outdated. If you updated anywhere in the past 3-4 years, you should be fine.
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