z# Auburn A small library written in C99 using the Raylib library to simulate falling leaves..

The program implements a basic fluid simulator to generate somewhat randomized leaf movement. I stayed conservative with the effect on the leaves so that the general effect is still of leaves falling down.

For linux users, the auburn executable is provided. You can run it through the command line:

$ auburn

It will create a 1024x1024 non-resizable window with the simulation. Press R to reset/initialize the fluid simulation, and hold D to look at the fluid simulation rather than the leaves.

A makefile is provided with profiling, debugging, and release targets. If you only want to run the program, on the command line you can call

$ make release

Otherwise, choose the option corresponding to what you want to do with the code. The make profile option creates an executable that you can analyze with gprof, and make debug embeds debugging symbols and disables optimizations to make it easier to debug with gdb. It also enables address sanitizer.