Rename MapLibre GL Native -> MapLibre Native (#1075)
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## Documentation
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- For a high-level overview of MapLibre GL Native, check out the [MapLibre GL Native Markdown Book](https://maplibre.org/maplibre-gl-native/docs/book/).
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- For a high-level overview of MapLibre Native, check out the [MapLibre Native Markdown Book](https://maplibre.org/maplibre-gl-native/docs/book/).
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- See [`DEVELOPING.md`](DEVELOPING.md) for getting started with development.
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## Source code checkout
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## Building
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MapLibre GL Native shares a single C++ core library with all platforms. To build it, we utilize CMake.
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MapLibre Native shares a single C++ core library with all platforms. To build it, we utilize CMake.
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To build, run the following from the root directory
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```bash
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4. Prefix your commit messages with the platform(s) your changes affect, e.g. `[ios]`.
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Please note the special instructions for contributing new source code files, asset files, or user-facing strings to MapLibre GL Native for [iOS](platform/ios/CONTRIBUTING.md), [Android](platform/android/DEVELOPING.md) or [macOS](platform/ios/platform/macos/DEVELOPING.md).
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Please note the special instructions for contributing new source code files, asset files, or user-facing strings to MapLibre Native for [iOS](platform/ios/CONTRIBUTING.md), [Android](platform/android/DEVELOPING.md) or [macOS](platform/ios/platform/macos/DEVELOPING.md).
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## Design Proposals
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If you would like to change MapLibre GL Native in a substantial way, we recommend that you write a Design Proposal. Examples for substantial changes could be if you would like to split the mono-repo or if you would like to introduce shaders written in Metal.
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If you would like to change MapLibre Native in a substantial way, we recommend that you write a Design Proposal. Examples for substantial changes could be if you would like to split the mono-repo or if you would like to introduce shaders written in Metal.
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The purpose of a Design Proposal is to collectively think through a problem before starting to implement a solution. Every implementation has advantages and disadvantages. We can discuss them in a Design Proposal, and once we reach an agreement, we follow the guidelines in the Design Proposal and work on the implementation.
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