Project does not compiles on Linux pre-glibc 2.33 due to lmakeheaders binary requiring it

[MetalMaxMX]

Hey! So, I wanted to tried compiling the project on a Debian 11 setup and I found that I can't because the binary known as Imakeheaders does not currently work on it due to the requirements of its glibc being higher than Debian 11's. I would like to know if there is a way for me to compile my own lmakeheaders that can be usable for this project or if there is a workaround for this. As it'd be very useful to have it support earlier glibcs for the requirements of stable package-frozen distributions.

Cheers!

[Lactozilla]

As I now have the permission to do this, I've pushed the source code used to build lmakeheaders, which is modified from the original. The same branch also has a partial rewrite by me in tools/makeheaders2-src. Try compiling either!

[MetalMaxMX]

Hey! Just wanted to tell you that I have tried both of the makeheaders tools and they worked absolutely fine on my end! However, something else happened during compilation. I got an error that was like this:

/usr/bin/ld: cannot open output file builds/linux/HatchGameEngine: No such file or directory collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status make[1]: *** [Makefile:146: build] Error 1
And I'm pondering here what I'm doing wrong. I cloned the repositories as is, and I tried this with both your repository and upstream and I kept hitting the same error, I even tried makeheaders2-src and I was able to pass successfully the headers process but couldn't go beyond this error. Not sure what else needs to be done here?

[MetalMaxMX]

Update: So basically what happened is that I was relying more on the makefile than looking at cmake. I used cmake and I was finally able to build and run the Hatch Game Engine executable, it seems to me that the procedure of running make at the root of the repo will cause negative results while the standard: mkdir build/cd build/cmake ../make steps will do the trick instead. Since this issue concerns itself with the Imakeheaders binary originally not functioning on pre-glibc 2.33 distros, this can be freely closed. I'd appreciate it if there was a note or something about the makefile not functioning properly though as that error still exists