l1mey112/yr11-physics-applied

Year 11 Physics, Applied. A collection of interactive demonstrations and physics simulations.

Year 11 Physics, Applied.

Welcome! This repository is a collection of interactive demonstrations and physics simulations designed to visualise and reinforce the physics concepts I have learned in my Year 11 physics class.

Each demo will be interactive and will cover a certain noteworthy topic. They will be created as I learn the content and will be provided free of charge for everyone.

The demos included in this repository are written purely in the C programming language and use Emscripten to compile them to WebAssembly.

Visit the page at l-m.dev/physics-applied

Supporting libraries sokol and Dear ImGui are used as an abstraction layer over the specifics of the web/browser and allow me to focus on writing the demos, not hassle with the looks.

All of the code in this repository is licensed under the MIT open source license. See the LICENSE file for more details.

Compilation

I don't like cmake, too complicated and not enough control. I took the existing compilation for libsokol.a and libcimgui.a, then blindly seralised it into a single Makefile.

Install Emscripten, this will provide emcc, em++, and wasm-opt.

Oh yeah, don't try this on Windows, just don't.

Call make to create HTML files in public/.

$ make
$ ls public
...
...

You can also create production/optimised builds, which will insert certain CFLAGS and run more code. Call with -j<cores> to run builds concurrently.

$ make PROD=1 -j$(nproc)