Description
A cross-platform, lightweight, stb-style single-header, simple-to-use window abstraction library for creating graphics Libraries or simple graphical programs. Written in pure C99.
RGFW is very flexible, supporting many ways of handling the same thing, such as events. Events can be handled with an SDL-like event loop, GLFW-like callbacks, or Raylib-like functions.
RGFW supports many different backends, including X11, Windows (XP and above), MacOS, and Wayland (experimentally). It also has built-in WASM support. It also supports numerous types of rendering, including OpenGL, software rendering with a buffer, Direct X, Metal, or Vulkan.
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