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Awesome library, I definitely will follow this post and hope the hard work of you (gurus) make this lib available from PB the easy way 
It's still the same problem and round about 230 wrapper functions are needed for the ByVal structures.Cyllceaux wrote:"long time ago" I started to port it by myself. I stopped it cause of ByVal Structures. (Pure Basic did not support it)
I wrote with ray about this and he said, I have to write my own wrapper in C.
Now he support pointers vor structures... which is great
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Procedure rlBeginMode3D(*camera.rlCamera3D)
!MOV qword RAX, [p.p_camera]
!PUSH qword [RAX + 40]
!PUSH qword [RAX + 32]
!PUSH qword [RAX + 24]
!PUSH qword [RAX + 16]
!PUSH qword [RAX + 08]
!PUSH qword [RAX + 00]
!CALL _BeginMode3D
!ADD RSP, 48
EndProcedure
Procedure rlDrawCube(*position.rlVector3, width.rl_float, height.rl_float, length.rl_float, color.rlColor)
!MOV qword RAX, [p.p_position]
!MOVQ XMM0, QWORD [RAX]
!MOVSS XMM1, DWORD [RAX+8]
!MOVSS XMM2, DWORD [p.v_width]
!MOVSS XMM3, DWORD [p.v_height]
!MOVSS XMM4, DWORD [p.v_length]
!MOV EDI, DWORD [p.v_color]
!CALL _DrawCube
EndProcedure
Procedure rlDrawCubeWires(*position.rlVector3, width.rl_float, height.rl_float, length.rl_float, color.rlColor)
!MOV qword RAX, [p.p_position]
!MOVQ XMM0, QWORD [RAX]
!MOVSS XMM1, DWORD [RAX+8]
!MOVSS XMM2, DWORD [p.v_width]
!MOVSS XMM3, DWORD [p.v_height]
!MOVSS XMM4, DWORD [p.v_length]
!MOV EDI, DWORD [p.v_color]
!CALL _DrawCubeWires
EndProcedureStructures: 100%StarBootics wrote:@Danilo : When do you think your Module will be ready for download ?
I suffer every time I encounter, think, or read about this.Danilo wrote:Now I import raylib‘s CloseWindow() as rl_CloseWindow(), with
modules I would need to write rl::rl_CloseWindow() ( Double-Whopper
because rl::CloseWindow() is not possible with PB.
Indeed !Fred wrote:That's cool stuff !
Can you explain what not working during the static lib creation on windows?Danilo wrote:On macOS and Linux it works with a static import, so we get stand-alone executables.
Windows makes problems, as always, so it looks like I need to use the DLL import currently. That works.
I will look into that later. The static lib that comes with raylib is compiled as C++,IceSoft wrote:Can you explain what not working during the static lib creation on windows?
Yes thats more important.Danilo wrote: Currently I want to translate some of the raylib examples to PureBasic.
On windows if you can't use the same VS version PB is built with and you're using a recent VS, you'll need to add the crt libs as dependencies to the static lib and hope that there's no conflicts.Danilo wrote:I will look into that later. The static lib that comes with raylib is compiled as C++,IceSoft wrote:Can you explain what not working during the static lib creation on windows?
so it can‘t be used as a C import (name mangling).
I tried several Compilers on Windows. The older VC++ compilers couldn‘t compile it,
and the newer (2015+) compilers use a new C runtime library (libucrt.lib / vcruntime.lib).
There came up several issues with missing runtime lib imports etc.
I have an idea how to get it working, but I can‘t do everything at the same time.
Currently I want to translate some of the raylib examples to PureBasic.