The examples can also run in your browser with emscripten
The examples can be compiled by using make debug, which compiles them in debug mode and then runs them
or make which simply compiles them.
The dx11 example has its own Makefile functions because it is Windows only, those include
make DX11 and make debugDX11
You can do CC=compiler to specify a specific compiler
Tested and supported compilers include, gcc, clang, [x86_64 / i686-w64]-w64-mingw32-gcc, cl (linux AND windows)
tcc has also been tested but work on linux only
A basic example can be found in examples/basic, it includes a basic OpenGL example of just about all of RGFW's functionalities.
A gamepad example can be found in examples/gamepad, includes a demo for RGFW's controller input api
The event example can be found in examples/events, it shows all the events and the data they send.
The callback example can be found in examples/callbacks, it shows all the events and the data they send, but processed with callbacks instead.
examples/dx11 is a minimalistic example of the use of DirectX with RGFW
examples/gl33 is a minimalistic example of the use of OpenGL 3.3 with RGFW, this example was made by AICDG
examples/gles2 is a minimalistic example of the use of OpenGL ES 2 with RGFW
examples/vk10 is a minimalistic example of the use of Vulkan with RGFW, this example was made by AICDG
It also includes examples/vk10/RGFW_vulkan.h which can be used to create a basic vulkan context for RGFW.
A basic example can be found in examples/basic, it includes a basic OpenGL example of just about all of RGFW's functionalities.
examples/buffer is an example that shows how you can use software rendering with RGFW using RGFW_BUFFER mode which allows you to render directly to the window's draw buffer.
examples/PortableGL is an example that shows how you'd use RGFW with portablegl.h.
examples/first-person-camera is an example that shows how you'd make a game with a first person camera with RGFW