C++11 stateless translation of the glfw 3 API
This does a perfect 1:1 mapping or binding of the glfw 3 C-style API to C++. This allows a really simple use of the GLFW3 API in idomatic C++.
It follows an object style naming scheme for the functions, along with strict adherence to RAII. For example, to make a window instead of glfwCreateWindow, you just make a glfw::Window object
Then, instead of calling glfwWindowGetWindowPos(wind,&x,&y) you simply call auto v=wind.Pos(); on that window object.
Set/Get uses the void Foo(int& a)/int Foo() const convention in the C++ STL, and all other functions naturally extend from their counterparts.
Callbacks are setup automatically and map to public std::function members for use with lambdas or other function bindings. For Example, wind.FocusCallback=[](bool f){}; isntead of glfwSetWindowFocusCallback
Minimal Example (based on https://www.glfw.org/documentation.html#example-code)
#include<iostream>
#include<utility>
#include <GLFW.hpp>
int main(void)
{
glfw::Window::Hints hnts;
glfw::Window wind(640,480,hnts,"Simple");
wind.MakeContextCurrent();
while(wind)
{
wind.SwapBuffers();
glfw::Events::Poll();
}
return 0;
}