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======FWG0======

=====Useful Links=====
The main Vircon32 site is at [[https://www.vircon32.com/|vircon32.com]]

The list of releases can be found here: [[https://github.com/vircon32/ComputerSoftware/releases|github.com/vircon32/ComputerSoftware/releases]]
  * You will want to download the most recent emulator source code file, either ''Source code (tar.gz)'' or ''Source code (zip)'' depending on your system

The list of c header files for Vircon32 is here: [[https://www.vircon32.com/api.html|vircon32.com/api.html]]
  * This includes important information about files you need for this project, specifically video.h

A list of tutorial projects are here: [[https://github.com/vircon32/ConsoleSoftware/tree/main/Tutorials/RobotGame|github.com/vircon32/ConsoleSoftware/tree/main/Tutorials/RobotGame]]
  * This project uses Tutorial01A-HelloWorld as a starting point for you to modify and learn from

https://www.vircon32.com/api.html This is a good website to visit to make sure you are editing your personal message correctly for your game. Using the most standard C syntax will get you what you want.
=====configure=====

=====build=====
Within the source code file there is a Readme.md file that has instructions on how to build from source

Make sure to download all recommended libraries before compiling
=====install=====
For installing the software on your local machine you will need to run the command `cmake -G 'Unix Makefiles' ..` after completing the necessary steps and gathering the proper tools to create your source code within usr/local/vircon32 path on your machine. 
=====updated PATH=====

To be able to compile the code, you will have to specify the path of the Vircon32 emulator/devtools. 

   -By using the command export PATH="/usr/local/Vircon32/DevTools:/usr/local/Vircon32/Emulator:${PATH}"
   -You can use ":" to separate multiple paths.

It will also be efficient to add the command to your bashrc file so you won't have to type it every time. 

   -You can edit your bashrc file with the command nano ~/.bashrc 
   -after editing you will then run source ~/.bashrc to update it 
   

=====modify hello.c=====

=====textures=====

=====regions=====
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