2.5 plan

[chrisdill]

Plan to update project for raylib 2.5.

• Reduce unsafe with features like Span.
• Support for mac and linux builds of raylib(.so .dylib) Can not init a window in MacOS #19.
• Decide how to support modules such as physac.
• Improve generator so it can regenerate current bindings.
• Highlight differences more clearly. FormatText function missing #21 TextFormat etc.

[chrisdill]

Module issues

1. Uses a custom build system since some modules are not yet accessible from c# by default such as raygui.
2. Cannot modify data stored in c since it is copied. In physac it stores PhysicsBodyData and returns a pointer to it. From c# it is copied so changes have no effect on the simulation.

Maybe port fully to c# instead or modify them so they work easier.
Unsure how to go about solving this.

[raysan5]

Hi @chrisdill, actually most of the key modules are included by default, there are only some special cases:

• raudio module can be skipped with compilation flag INCLUDE_AUDIO_MODULE.
• easings.h This module is independent of raylib, just a handy easings library, mostly intended for user side.
• raymath.h, compiled with raylib but most functionality is not exposed by default.
• raygui IMGUI library build over raylib, designed to be somewhat independent of the underlying engine, just requires some input/drawing function hooks.
• physac Independent physics library for raylib, not directly supported by me...

About the comented issues, not sure what to do with it...

[chrisdill]

@raysan5 I guess I mean accessible from c# by default. Edited the description. Most of the modules work when exported across. I think I might try a physac port to compare.

[chrisdill]

Update: Removing custom built libraries.

At first I thought having one you can install would save people time but after trying that for a while I ended up using a custom build in my own project. I found that including all modules by default is not the best option in reality and it works out better to leave that up to the user.

[chrisdill]

Preparing for next raylib release here #33.