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CMakeLists.txt

@@ -20,16 +20,12 @@ set(SOURCES
   src/ecs/sprite_component.c
   src/ecs/animation_system.c
   src/ecs/player_system.c
-  src/ecs/enemy_system.c
 )
 
 # fx-CG-50-only assets
 set(ASSETS_cg
   assets-cg/player-sheets/player_idle_sheet.png
   assets-cg/player-sheets/player_run_sheet.png
-
-  assets-cg/enemy-sheets/enemy_idle_sheet.png
-  assets-cg/enemy-sheets/enemy_run_sheet.png
 )
 
 fxconv_declare_assets(${ASSETS_cg} WITH_METADATA)

src/linked_list.h

@@ -3,32 +3,37 @@
 
 #include <gint/defs/types.h>
 
-/* elem_t: Element struct for linked lists
+/** 
-   This struct is the base for storing data.
+ * @brief Element struct for linked lists.
-
+ * This struct is the base for storing data.
-   @data    Raw pointer to any type of data
+ *
-   @prev    Pointer to the prev element in the linked list
+ * @param data    Raw pointer to any type of data
-   @next    Pointer to the next element in the linked list */
+ * @param prev    Pointer to the prev element in the linked list
+ * @param next    Pointer to the next element in the linked list
+*/
 typedef struct elem_t {
     void *data;
     struct elem_t *prev;
     struct elem_t *next;
 } elem_t;
 
-/* deleter_t: A type for deleters used during the destruction of data stored in elements
+/**
-
+ * @brief A type for deleters used during the destruction of data stored in elements.
-   During the initialisation of linked lists you can pass in argument a deleter.
+ *
-   It is used during the destruction of an element.
+ * During the initialisation of linked lists you can pass in argument a deleter.
-   You can pass NULL to the initialisation to use the default deleter (kfree(elem->data)).
+ * It is used during the destruction of an element.
-   Your deleter_t function declaration must look like this :
+ * You can pass NULL to the initialisation to use the default deleter (kfree(elem->data)).
-
+ * Your deleter_t function declaration must look like this :
-   void name_of_your_deleter(void *data);
+ *
-
+ * @example void name_of_your_deleter(void *data);
-   Then do what you need to destroy your data (don't forget to free the data itself...).
+ *
-   You should always define your function with "inline" if it's no too long. */
+ * Then do what you need to destroy your data (don't forget to free the data itself...).
+ * You should always define your function with "inline" if it's no too long.
+*/
 typedef void (*deleter_t)(void *data);
 
-/* condition_t: A type for condition used for function like linked_list_remove_if
+/**
+ * @brief A type for condition used for function like linked_list_remove_if
 
    For function like linked_list_remove_if you need a condition.
    It have two argument which are "elem_t *" and "va_list", that is because it passes the element on the actual index
@@ -232,4 +237,4 @@ void linked_list_remove_if(linked_list_t *linked_list, const condition_t conditi
    @...           Argument to pass to the condition */
 void linked_list_for_each(const linked_list_t *linked_list, const action_t action, ...);
 
-#endif // LINKED_LIST_H
+#endif // LINKED_LIST_H

src/textures.h

@@ -12,14 +12,9 @@ typedef struct builtin_texture_t {
 extern bopti_image_t img_player_idle_sheet;
 extern bopti_image_t img_player_run_sheet;
 
-extern bopti_image_t img_enemy_idle_sheet;
-extern bopti_image_t img_enemy_run_sheet;
-
 static struct builtin_texture_t builtin_textures[] = {
     {"player_idle_sheet", &img_player_idle_sheet},
     {"player_run_sheet",  &img_player_run_sheet},
-    {"enemy_idle_sheet", &img_enemy_idle_sheet},
-    {"enemy_run_sheet",  &img_enemy_run_sheet},
 };
 
 #define BUILTIN_TEXTURE_COUNT (sizeof(builtin_textures) / sizeof(builtin_texture_t))