Torbjörn Rathsman

You would need to use psapi. It is certaily possible but requires a completely different backend.

@theGreatWhiteShark Obviously, you cannot trust any instrument (drum-kit or other) to be GM compliant. And what is the sound of a kick.drum or piano anyways, not to mention the more...

"This probably has to do with the hash collision you pointed out in a separate issue. Do you still see this error after modifying the hash function?" Indeed, yes.

Why not keep the current callbacks and add an extra pair of callbacks. Otherwise, I guess I would have the situation codepoint->UTF8 ->codepoint for character input (depends on how GLFW...

At least, I have some ideas about how an API that would support for non-blocking I/O. * Add a user-exposed, but opaque type `json_parser_ctxt_t` * Add a user-exposed type `json_parse_result_t`,...

I played around with python-clang (version 15). ```python import clang.cindex def visit_nodes(node, src_file, depth): if node.location.file == None or node.location.file.name == src_file: for i in range(0, depth): print(' ', end...

I mean that , if you enable clang assisted parsing (as said in the opening comment), Doxygen may not get any documentation from of individual requirements from libclang, and thus,...

@bmitc I did not meant that it should be "built-in". GLFW doesn't wrap OpenGL or Vulkan either. What I want is to get a cairo_context_t given a GLFWWindow, without having...

> A cairo surface is created by using backend-specific constructors, typically of the form cairo_backend_surface_create(). The same must be true for OpenGL as well. Depending on platform (GLX, Wayland, Windows),...

@rjopek The idea here is that GLFW should provide some internal framebuffer, that cairo renders to, as opposed to what you get if you would dig up the X11 reference,...