Rudimentary support for CMake #104
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This patch adds CMake build support for various target environments and compilers. The CMake builds and compiles all demo code against SDL-1.2, SDL-2.0 X11, Wincon and DOS. It works with GNU, OpenWatcom and MSVC compilers. FindSDL2.cmake was added as I don't know how to use find_package() in CONFIG mode. While I've heard of people using PDCurses on Apple computers, I do not own one to verify if it works.
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This patch adds CMake build support for various target environments and compilers. The CMake builds and compiles all demo code against SDL-1.2, SDL-2.0 X11, Wincon and DOS. It works with GNU, OpenWatcom and MSVC compilers.
FindSDL2.cmake was added as I don't know how to use find_package() in CONFIG mode. While I've heard of people using PDCurses on Apple computers, I do not own one to verify if it works.