(i presume native based on `ARM-64 (Native)` but i have no idea how this stuff works)
(i presume native based on
ARM-64 (Native) but i have no idea how this stuff works)
Ldelete the amd64 one from the runtimes folder
Lmacos can mix and match, that only means dotnet was native arm
Lyou can also try to rebuild glfw with debug symbols so we get line numbers
Pah ok
Pit looks like we don't check whether glfwCreateWindow returns null
P@furball.vixie do you want a super super easy community contribution
Fwhat is it
Pin Glfw.cs we have
Pyour mission, should you choose to accept it, is to litter a bunch of
Glfw.ThrowExceptions(); calls in GlfwWindow where you think it makes senseP(this will also tell you why it blows up on mac)
RIs there an API reference for Silk.NET? The site https://dotnet.github.io/Silk.NET/docs/silk.net/ is basically blank. My current Google searches are showing me the samples or examples I'm looking for.
LAPI reference for what specifically
Lour bindings are very similar to the C APIs, so any docs or tutorials for those will apply here
RWell, in part I'm looking to learn what I can do. In particular, looking if there is a way to open a file dialog window.
Lthat would be outside the realm of Silk.NET, you want a full GUI toolkit for that
LEto.Forms, Avalonia, GTKSharp are all good choices
ROk, thanks!
FYou could add a small article, “how to appy C docs to Silk.Net”, because I had exactly same question, yes “API” is similar, but random users dont know where to start. For example, I know “Feature X” from C is present in C# library, how to use ? X no idea 
Lyou use it in generally in the exact same way
Lthe C concepts apply usually 1:1, so if you know C you know how to use Silk APIs for the most part
FAnd if I know exact C lib name, I can include it in dummy C project in Visual Studio, and read all docstrings? Is is the correct way?
Lwhat
Lyou just google it
FYes, or check online docs. For me local descriptions in IDE are more convinient, and faster.
Hsilk doesn't even have online docs
Huse intellisense
Lwe are talking about C APIs silk binds to
Hohhhh
Pall the people asking for an online API reference don't know what they're asking for - it'd be terrible with the amount of functions/overloads we have
P"ah yes i want an entire page dedicated to just D2D1GetGradientMeshInteriorPointsFromCoonsPatch"
Hyeah
Pi did start working on one fwiw, but it was extremely buggy
Pbut yeah 3.0 will be a lot easier to document
Pyou have no idea how needed 3.0 is
Hwhat's the biggest feature we should be excited about on 3.0?
Lc
Hi c
Hwait is there a roadmap or something for 3.0?
Pi mean there technically is in the proposals folder
Pbasically 3.0:
- is a complete rewrite of the entire library
- rewrites windowing to be truly write-once-run-everywhere
- rewrites input to have multiple backends, for the eventual VR backend I want to add
- rewrites the bindings generator to be more maintainable, accurate, and usable outside of Silk.NET
- redesigns how we make our bindings "silky" i.e. using magic structures instead of hundreds of overloads per function
Pthis means that provided you know OpenGL already you can just read one document describing how the magic structs work and instantly know how to use Silk.NET
Por at least that's my headcanon thus far
Hi see, i just checked the github project page as well and noticed a lot about SilkTouch, plus i just read more about it on the blog posts, it sounds really cool and i hope more people use silk.net
FFor Rest API I work with Swagger, it automaticaly generates docs for thunreds of endpoins, its sad such good thigs doesnt exist in low level niches.
GWould it be possible to parse the comments at least for Vulkan from the vk.xml?https://raw.githubusercontent.com/KhronosGroup/Vulkan-Headers/00671c64ba5c488ade22ad572a0ef81d5e64c803/registry/vk.xml
I don't know if there are equivalent files for the over libraries.
I don't know if there are equivalent files for the over libraries.
Pthe comments aren't really useful and aren't consistently applied
Pbasically the strategy for 3.0 will be:
- For OpenGL, use the ref pages
- For Vulkan/OpenXR, use the official specs
- For Microsoft's libraries, https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/win32
- For everything else, try to salvage something from the comments Clang picks up if possible
IHello everyone. I have recently discovered Silk.NET and decided to check it out. I'm using Fedora 36 and I have installed .NET manually from here https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/6.0
I am currently trying to sharpen my C# skills by making a game that would run on at least windows, linux and android. So far, building and running Hello Window tutorial on linux worked like a charm (and i would imagine running it on windows shouldn't be a problem either), however there are a few oddities when it comes to android.
I am currently trying to sharpen my C# skills by making a game that would run on at least windows, linux and android. So far, building and running Hello Window tutorial on linux worked like a charm (and i would imagine running it on windows shouldn't be a problem either), however there are a few oddities when it comes to android.
Microsoft
.NET 6.0 downloads for Linux, macOS, and Windows. .NET is a free, cross-platform, open-source developer platform for building many different types of applications.
IRunning 'dotnet build' after setting up everything on AndroidDemo project produces an apk without assemblies, which causes an app to crash on startup:
ISo far, I've resolved this by adding <EmbedAssembliesIntoApk>true</EmbedAssembliesIntoApk> into csproj file, but it bloats the apk size to 94 megabytes. It doesn't fix the crashes, however.
