Version 1.91.7 of the imgui library with the cimgui wrapper.
imgui allows us to easily create minimal and powerful UI for
use-cases like in-game overlays or separate tooling.
The additional wrappers cimgui_impl_dx9 and cimgui_impl_win32
were added to provide a full C linkage integration for the rest
of the code base.
Tweaks to the makefile were kept to a minimum but enable
compilation of C++ since imgui is C++ based.
Remark: At this point bemanitools itself is still to be kept a pure
C codebase. Due to the lack of proper module/library management
with the current build system in bemanitools 5, proper separation
of concerns and clean integration with external libraries isn’t
possible with reasonable effort.
Version 1.91.7 of the imgui library with the cimgui wrapper.
imgui allows us to easily create minimal and powerful UI for
use-cases like in-game overlays or separate tooling.
The additional wrappers cimgui_impl_dx9 and cimgui_impl_win32
were added to provide a full C linkage integration for the rest
of the code base.
Tweaks to the makefile were kept to a minimum but enable
compilation of C++ since imgui is C++ based.
Remark: At this point bemanitools itself is still to be kept a pure
C codebase. Due to the lack of proper module/library management
with the current build system in bemanitools 5, proper separation
of concerns and clean integration with external libraries isn’t
possible with reasonable effort.
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Version 1.91.7 of the imgui library with the cimgui wrapper.
imgui allows us to easily create minimal and powerful UI for
use-cases like in-game overlays or separate tooling.
The additional wrappers cimgui_impl_dx9 and cimgui_impl_win32
were added to provide a full C linkage integration for the rest
of the code base.
Tweaks to the makefile were kept to a minimum but enable
compilation of C++ since imgui is C++ based.
Remark: At this point bemanitools itself is still to be kept a pure
C codebase. Due to the lack of proper module/library management
with the current build system in bemanitools 5, proper separation
of concerns and clean integration with external libraries isn’t
possible with reasonable effort.