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yes, this single mutex would break geode loading in forward compat mode entirely.. because the forward compat hooks log at static init time! and since static init stuff is weird, the mutex wasnt initialized yet. so now we force it to be initialized by having it in a getter |
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Loader
Repository for the Geode Mod Loader
Documentation
See docs
Building
Prerequisites:
- CMake (minimum v3.13.4)
- A supported C++ compiler (clang/MSVC)
- Geode CLI (Highly Recommended)
- git (Highly Recommended)
Quick instructions (for thigh-high programmers)
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git clone
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mkdir build; cd build; cmake .. -T host=x64 -A win32
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cmake --build
Recommended way (for newbies)
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Install VS Code
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Install the C/C++ and CMake Tools extensions for VS Code
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Open up the command line and navigate to any directory where you'd like to build the loader
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git clone https://github.com/geode-sdk/loader --recurse-submodules
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Open up the directory in VS Code
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Press F1 to open the Command Palette and run
CMake: Configure
(make sure to select an x86 generator) -
Open up the Command Palette again and run
CMake: Select Variant
(select eitherRelease
orRelWithDebInfo
) -
Click
Build
on the bottom status bar or runCMake: Build