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README.md

Concentric Clock

An unconventional representation of a clock. It shows rotating concentric rings, each showing one unit of time & date.

Screenshot

This concept was inspired by mindbrix' "Concentrichron".

Written as an excercise in C++ and SFML.

dependencies:

  • SFML 2.1

build it!

Debian / Ubuntu (tested on ubuntu 14.04 x64)

  • install dependencies once:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libsfml-dev libsfml2-dbg
  • compile:
make -f make-linux
  • run: ./bin/concentric-clock_dbg

Windows (tested on win7 x64)

  • put the SFML-library (v2.1) in the folder .\lib\
  • [optional] put the SFML .dll files in the .\bin directory for easier binary execution, as the lib is dynamically linked.
  • If you are using mingw32, run mingw32-make -f make-windows to start compiling

Successfully build this way on win7x64 using mingw 4.2.0.

license:

unlicense (public domain).