An Immediate Mode GUI and windowing library for a game engine that I'm working on. It supports windows and linux(wayland only).
This library is intended to be used a static library in windows, similar to glfw.
This library is written in c++20. It uses clang-cl in windows as g++ does not natively support windows platform and clang++ in linux because this library is developed to be used inside a game engine where performance is of top priority. The build system is entirely managed by Tup.
You need Tup to build the repository. If you don't have it, you can download Tup for windows by clicking right here, extract it and place the executable somewhere in your system's path. This repository uses clang-cl and clang++.
This repository additionally uses vulkan graphics API and ft_to_atlas, both of which are included in the source code.
Clone this repository with the recursize flag
git clone --recursive https://github.com/FullGardenStudent/meh_IMGUI
Since this repository requires clang-cl, you can get a pre-build binary from here and install it, if not installed already. Once you are done installing it, you can build the project with tup.
tup init # initialize tup database
tup # run tup
This will generate a meh_IMGUI.lib static library which you can use along with meh_IMGUI.hh and meh_IMGUI_windows.hh header files. These three files are all you'll need to use this library.
(not yet added. I will add it soon) You need tup and clang++. Fetch them from your distro's package manager. Build commands are same as windows.
tup init # initialize tup database
tup # run tup
You can generate a compile_commands.json file using tup by running tup compiledb(of course, this should be run after running tup init or else it won't work) and chill with lsp and the text editor of your choise.
There is also a meh_IMGUI.sln visual studio solution file for developing in windows using visual studiošµ