.gitignore

# This file specifies intentionally untracked files that git should ignore.
# For details, see documentation, e.g. by running "git help ignore".
#
# To list the files in your tree that are being ignored (i.e. files which
# are not already under version control and match an ignore pattern), run
#   git ls-files --others -i

##### generic file types #####

## object files and other build output
*.o
*.pdb
*.so
*.a
*.dll
*.lib
*.exe
*.pyc

## editor etc. back-up files
*~
.*~
*.bak
.#*

## archive file formats
*.tar
*.gz
*.bz2
*.zip
*.7z

## CMake build directories
CMakeFiles

## files left by CMake
CMakeCache.txt
Makefile
cmake_install.cmake

## Visual Studio build directories
Debug
Release
ReleaseUnoptimized
Debug-vs20[01][0-9]
Release-vs20[01][0-9]
ReleaseUnoptimized-vs20[01][0-9]

## files left by Visual Studio
*.sdf
*.opensdf
*.suo
*.ncb
*.bsc
*.pch
*.ilk
*.idb
*.exp
*.vcproj.*.user
*.vcxproj.user

## Visual Studio solution and project files
# (Currently always generated from CMake, so we just ignore them all.
#  If that changes in the future, this will have to change as well.)
*.sln
*.vcxproj
*.vcxproj.filters

## files left by other development tools
ipch
VTune
My Amplifier XE Results*
*.ampl.cfg

## files left around after manually running 'patch'
*.rej
*.orig

## other files we don't generally care about
*.log

##### specific files/paths to ignore #####

## build directories
build/
build-*/
build_*/

## binaries
# (only if building directly inside the tree)
/tests/unit_tests
/tests/unit_tests.exe
*.smproj
Modules/Editor/imgui-master/