Swift and the Cute 2d game framework: Setting up a project with CMake

Swift and Cute Framework: Setting up a project with CMake Cute Framework is a simple, yet powerful C/C++ framework for building 2D games using the modern GPU pipeline. While C or C++ is fine, Swift is a modern language that many developers prefer for its safety and expressiveness. In this post, we will explore how to set up a project using Cute Framework with CMake, enabling you to write your game logic in Swift while leveraging the performance of C/C++ for rendering and other performance-critical tasks. Prerequisites Before we begin, ensure you have the following installed: Swift (latest version, preferably Swift 6 or later) CMake (we are going to use the most recent version 4.0, but 3.20+ should work just fine) Ninja (required for building Swift with CMake) Setting Up the Project Structure Create a new directory for your project and navigate into it: mkdir MyCuteGame cd MyCuteGame Create the following directory structure: mkdir src include touch CMakeLists.txt # Our CMake ... Read full article.