Ryan C. Gordon
Ryan C. Gordon
> For example, we have the functions SDL_RenderClear, SDL_RenderGeometry and so on, where we have the prefix SDL_Render*, while, for example, in the case of window-related functions, there are the...
> I can, with one condition or switch instruction, distinguish which subsystem a given event applies to and send it further. Honestly I'm not a fan of this personally...but perhaps...
> I didn't find such a topic. Sam copied your (very good!) comment into 6569, and feel free to carry on with that topic over there if you like, and...
Ok, there's a first shot at this API change in the pull request. Since the discussion was happening here, I'll mention that it doesn't have any sort of event category...
So it doesn't get lost in a closed bug, I moved the event category idea to #6869, for those that would like to follow along.
Should we add a SintPtr? :)
> But it's not related to [s]size_t at all. I'm worried I'm about to discover I've believed something incorrect for years but...isn't size_t meant to be an integer that matches...
(sdl2-compat just clones SDL's repo, because it only needs the SDL3 headers, and not a build of SDL3, to compile, and we want the absolute latest in revision control for...
Which part? The quirks or the glX stubs?
I'm just going to rename all the symbols from "SDL" to "SDL3" in SDL3, which is honestly probably Good Enough until someone says otherwise. It'll prevent both the dynapi issue...