This program just prints out random verses from the KJV Bible in the commandline.
It supports 2 color modes. The default is RGB, since every computer with a graphical interface supports RGB, even in the commandline. However, if your computer does not have any GUI installed, it cannot display RGB colors. For this, it has something called 4-bit mode, meaning it uses 4-bit colors.
RGB Mode
4-Bit Mode
Upon opening, the user is greeted with a random verse. Hitting Enter brings up new verses. Exiting is done through first hitting Space and then Enter.
To activate 4-bit colors, use the program with the -4 keyword (see the picture above).
Note: To understand what the verse actually means, you need to know the context around it! (duh!)
Requirements: GCC or Clang (or any other C compiler)
GCC: gcc -o Drop.exe src/*.c
Clang:clang -o Drop.exe src/*.c
GCC: gcc -o Drop src/*.c
Clang:clang -o Drop src/*.c
If you don't have any standalone compilers installed, but have Microsoft Visual Studio, you can copy-paste the sourcefiles into a new C/C++ project and execute it that way.
This software is licensed under MIT.