Re: [steem] Portable code
- From: Jewe <replies@xxxxxxxx>
- To: steem@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2005 19:16:50 +0100
Hello Zoe,
if you haven't already, you should check out SDL
http://www.libsdl.org/index.php
It's an OpenGL based cross-platform framework, originally made for 2D
and 3D games. However, it has grown to be quite powerful and also
supports sound, network, lots of image formats, and whatnot.
There are loads of tutorials and documentation to get you started on
that site, as well as throughout the internet, too.
Don't know if it fits your requirements, but definitely worth a look.
Cheers,
Jewe
Zoe wrote:
> I have a project in the early design stages, to add some interesting
> extra support for Steem and other emulators (she said, mysteriously).
> Being as Steem is available for Windows and Linux, I'd like to make my
> code portable between the two platforms as well. I'll be developing on
> Linux, probably in C++, and I'll want some GUI , animation and sound
> support. Does anyone here have any advice on libraries, tools, coding
> guidelines and so on that would improve the chances that my code will
> work OK on both Windows and Linux?
>
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