build.sh

@@ -18,24 +18,24 @@ for lib in $(find ./src/lib -name "*.cpp"); do
     $COMPILE_COMMAND &
 done
 
-wait
 
 # Commands for every program need to be given individually because we can't
 # just add all shared libraries to all programs.
 # Or can we? Idk, cba to find out.
 
 # How to build a tool: Tell the compiler where to find shared libraries and
-#   which libraries to use.
+#       which libraries to use.
 # Example: shared libraries are in bin/lib => -Lbin/lib
-#   one of the libraries in that directory is nbt.so => use with -l:nbt.so
+#       one of the libraries in that directory is libnbt.so
+#        => use with -lnbt (omit prefix lib and suffix .so)
 # How to run a tool: specify the library path to use for the dynamic linker
-#   when running a program
+#       when running a program
 # Example: LD_LIBRARY_PATH=bin/lib bin/tools/dumpnbt
 echo "Building tools..."
 mkdir -pv bin/tools
 # add compile commands to this variable
 COMPILE_COMMANDS="
 set -v
-$CXX_WITH_FLAGS src/tools/dumpnbt.cpp -Lbin/lib -l:nbt.so -o bin/tools/dumpnbt &
+$CXX_WITH_FLAGS src/tools/dumpnbt.cpp -Lbin/lib -lnbt -o bin/tools/dumpnbt &
 "
 sh <<< $COMPILE_COMMANDS

clean.sh

@@ -1,4 +0,0 @@
-rm -rv ./bin
-mkdir -v ./bin
-set -v
-echo -n "" > ./bin/.placeholder

src/tools/dumpnbt.cpp

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-#include "../lib/nbt.h++"
+#include "../lib/libnbt.h++"
 
 int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
     return 0;